Shocking allegations in the Narin Güran murder case: The missing dog Princess and brother Enes...

Tensions are rising ahead of the trial regarding the murder of 8-year-old Narin Güran, whose lifeless body was found in the Eğertutmaz Stream 18 days after she went missing on August 21 in Diyarbakır.

Onur Akdağ, the lawyer for the defendant uncle Salim Güran, claimed in a social media post that the killer is the confessor, Nevzat Bahtiyar.

The post included the following statements:

“Worker Nevzat, poor Nevzat, silent Nevzat, cowardly Nevzat, intimidated Nevzat... The killer is Nevzat!”

FATHER GÜRAN: I WILL FOLLOW THE TRIAL

Narin's father, Arif Güran, expressed his grief regarding the incident and said:

“Our pain is great. I will personally follow the trial in Diyarbakır on December 26. God is great, I believe that justice will be served.”

THE MISSING DOG 'PRINCESS'

Discussions regarding the case have taken a new turn with allegations from retired homicide detective Savaş Kurtbaba. Kurtbaba claimed that Narin had a dog named “Princess,” but that the dog had disappeared. Kurtbaba went further, alleging that Narin was killed after she witnessed an incident involving the dog and screamed.

Kurtbaba stated, “When Narin walked in, Enes was engaged in an act with the dog. Narin, seeing that act, screamed. Enes could not compose himself, and the incident reached a horrific dimension,” noting that what transpired was a grave crime.

DENIED THE ALLEGATIONS

Baran Güran, the older brother of Narin Güran, gave a clear response to these allegations during a live broadcast:

“Narin did not have a dog named Princess. She was actually afraid of dogs. I have a dog, but it is a large dog. These dog allegations are completely untrue.”

While many allegations and debates continue regarding the murder, it is stated that the investigation will reveal who is guilty. The Narin Güran murder remains one of the cases closely followed by the people of Diyarbakır.

Authorities emphasized that the investigation is continuing meticulously and that all evidence is being evaluated.