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He recounted how he killed his wife with tears

In the Seferihisar district of İzmir, a husband who stabbed and killed his wife in the courthouse garden before their divorce hearing was arrested by the court after police processing. It was also learned that the suspect recounted the murder with tears during the crime scene reconstruction and stated that he regretted killing his wife.

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He recounted how he killed his wife with tears

The incident occurred yesterday in the garden of the Seferihisar Courthouse. According to the information obtained, Neşe Keçkin (23), who had a divorce hearing at the courthouse today and did not accept a reconciliation offer, was subjected to a knife attack by her husband, A.K. (27), in the courthouse garden.

The young woman, who received initial intervention by medical teams dispatched to the area and was in critical condition, could not be saved despite all interventions while being taken to the hospital and lost her life.

A.K., who stabbed his wife, was caught and taken into custody by police teams on duty at the courthouse along with the weapon used in the crime.

HE RECOUNTED THE INCIDENT IN TEARS

Murder suspect A.K. was brought to the Seferihisar Courthouse, the scene of the murder, yesterday evening for a crime scene reconstruction. While it is alleged that the suspect claimed to be under the influence of narcotics during the incident, it was reported that he could not hold back his tears while explaining how he killed his wife.

A.K., who reportedly stated that he regretted the incident, was arrested by the court to which he was referred after his procedures at the police station.

The investigation initiated regarding the incident is ongoing.


News Source: İHA

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