This piece of information could solve the Narin murder... Who was sitting in the back seat?

Eight-year-old Narin Güran, who had been searched for 19 days, was laid to rest yesterday. 

As all of Turkey mourns Narin, the preliminary autopsy report has also emerged. 

The report stated that 91 samples were collected and that a detachment was detected on Narin's leg. The report further noted that 'no visible sharp or penetrating tool injury or firearm injury, nor any evidence of internal bleeding could be found, and no statement could be made regarding the time of death due to the decomposition of the body.'

The first confession in the Narin Güran murder case has arrived. Nevzat Bahtiyar, who was taken into custody as part of the investigation, stated, "The village headman (Narin's uncle, Salim Güran) gave me the body inside a sack. I took the sack and brought it to the stream."

Bahtiyar said, "I didn't pay attention in the back because the windows were tinted; I didn't see anyone."

The possibility of a second witness to the murder could also shed light on solving the case.