Suspicious detail in the Narin Güran murder: Body found during the 5th search

Another striking detail has emerged in the investigation file regarding the murder of Narin Güran, who went missing on August 21 on her way home from a Quran course in the village of Tavşantepe in the Bağlar district of Diyarbakır, and whose body was found in a sack in a stream near the village on September 8.

The daily logs kept by the Gendarmerie Search and Rescue (JAK) teams under the Gendarmerie Special Public Security Command (JÖAK), who arrived from Ankara on a special mission during the 19-day period between the day Narin went missing and the day her body was found, have been added to the file.

THE QUESTION 'DID NEVZAT POINT IT OUT?' COMES TO MIND

According to the information reflected in the logs, search activities were carried out in the stream bed, cotton and corn fields, the DSI irrigation canal, and around the cemetery with the participation of commandos from the Silvan Gendarmerie Commando Regiment Command and the Bismil Public Security Commando Company, as well as underground imaging devices, cadaver dogs, unmanned aerial vehicles, drones, tracking dogs, and AFAD teams; however, it was noted that no traces or evidence were found.

According to these logs, it has emerged that the point containing the coordinates of the stream bed where Narin's body was found had been searched 4 times before, yet the body was not found.

The fact that the body was found during the 5th search of the same area has left question marks in people's minds.

The question "Did Nevzat Bahtiyar point out the location of the body?" has come to mind.