Suspicious vehicle tracks in Narin's death: Entered the village, did not leave

The investigation into the murder of 8-year-old Narin Güran in Diyarbakır's Tavşantepe Village is deepening.

Narin's body was found buried under the Eğertutmaz Stream.

Narin's mother Yüksel Güran, uncle Salim Güran, and brother Enes Güran, who were detained in connection with the incident, have been arrested and sent to prison.

As part of the investigation, authorities are focusing on the possibility that Narin was murdered between 15:15 and 16:40 on the day of the incident. According to base station records, it was determined that the arrested suspects were in the same place at the same time.

CAMERA FOOTAGE UNDER REVIEW

Among the evidence regarding the murder are wide-angle images from the Dara-2 camera used by the military.

According to information obtained by Müslim Sarıyar from Halk TV, the gendarmerie analysis report stated that vehicle license plates could not be identified due to the camera angle and clarity. The report also stated that efforts were made to identify the plates using various computer programs, but no results were obtained.

The analysis report noted that the clock on the Dara-2 camera was six minutes ahead. The camera footage revealed that a vehicle entered Tavşantepe Village from Barıkarakoç Village at 18:54 on the day of the incident, but the vehicle's exit from the village was not recorded. It has not yet been determined who the vehicle belongs to.

BASE STATION RECORDS ARE CRITICAL EVIDENCE

Minister of Justice Yılmaz Tunç drew attention to the importance of narrowed base station records in the investigation, stating, "These records are significant evidence regarding the murder."

While the legal process regarding Narin Güran's death continues, the suspicious vehicle and the events of the day of the incident are being investigated with great interest.