Diyarbakır Bar Association President Nahit Eren: Narin's body was deformed after 19 days

The autopsy process for 8-year-old Narin Güran, who went missing on August 21 in Bağlar, Diyarbakır, and whose lifeless body was found in a sack in a stream 19 days later, is ongoing.

Diyarbakır Bar Association President Nahit Eren, who participated in the autopsy, made a statement regarding the process in front of the Forensic Medicine Institute.

Stating that the clothes Narin Güran was wearing on the day she went missing, as well as her slippers, were inside the sack where her body was found, Nahit Eren said, "As reflected in the public eye, Narin was found in a sack, buried in the place where she was located, with stones placed on top of it. Narin's belongings, her bag, and her slippers were also in the sack. All of these are now evidence. They are all being examined one by one," he said.

Explaining that samples were collected from the area where the lifeless body was found for 3 hours, and that the external autopsy lasted for 3 hours, Eren continued: "The autopsy process has been ongoing for approximately 8 hours with 14 experts. The smallest samples were collected with great meticulousness. The evidence collection process took 2 and a half to 3 hours. The internal autopsy took 3-4 hours and is finished, and the external autopsy process has been going on for 2 and a half to 3 hours and is about to end.

'HER BODY WAS DEFORMED AFTER 19 DAYS'

But I can say this: Narin's body was reached after 19 days. It is very difficult to say anything until the reports arrive. 14 experts have been working inside for 8 hours. I have been involved in the autopsy every minute of the way. We need to wait for the report results.

Narin's body was deformed after 19 days, so finding the cause of death depends on the results of biological and pathological research. Most likely, the relevant authorities will make a statement. It seems difficult for us to say anything clear about how she was killed."