Audio recording emerges in Ayşe Tokyaz murder case! Added to the investigation file

Another suspect has been detained in the investigation into the murder of Ayşe Tokyaz in Istanbul, whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase. With this development, the number of detainees has risen to 8. It has also emerged that the murder suspect, Cemil Koç, sent threatening messages to Ayşe's sister.

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As the investigation into the murder of Ayşe Tokyaz deepens, another person connected to the incident has been taken into custody. In this horrific case, where the young woman's body was placed in a suitcase and left by the side of the road, another individual identified as having assisted Cemil Koç has been apprehended by law enforcement.

DETAILS OF THE INCIDENT AND NEW DEVELOPMENTS

Within the scope of the investigation, it was determined that the person who carried the suitcase containing Ayşe Tokyaz's body was 55-year-old Oğuz D. It was discovered that Oğuz D. is a partner at the gas station where the vehicle used in the incident stopped, and that he has a criminal record of 20 offenses. Although Oğuz D. claimed in his initial statement that he was unaware of the contents of the suitcase, it is stated that the evidence suggests otherwise.

It has also been added to the investigation file that Cemil Koç and Oğuz D. sprayed deodorant into the suitcase to prevent the body from smelling and attempted to destroy evidence by unplugging security cameras.

It was learned that the incident came to light following a missing person report filed by Ayşe Tokyaz's twin sister, Esra Tokyaz, and that there are also audio recordings of Cemil Koç threatening Esra Tokyaz.

The audio recordings in which Koç threatens her by saying, “I know the statement you gave line by line. Mouth, nose, eyes, like this, like that...” have also been added to the investigation file.

Koç's threatening messages directed at Esra Tokyaz have become a significant part of the investigation.

7 PEOPLE ARRESTED, 1 PERSON IN CUSTODY

While 7 people have been arrested in connection with the murder so far, this number has risen to 8 with the latest detention. Security forces state that the investigation is ongoing and that the number of detainees may increase.