DNA test results announced! First statement from Münevver Karabulut's father
It has been announced that the body parts exhumed from Cem Garipoğlu's grave are compatible with his mother and father. Following the release of the DNA test report, the first statement came from Münevver Karabulut's father, Süreyya Karabulut. Karabulut stated that they have requested to challenge the forensic report and have demanded a re-examination. He also expressed that they want DNA and fingerprint analysis performed on the bones removed from the grave. "I will fight to the end so that my daughter's blood does not remain on the ground," Karabulut said.
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The Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office announced that the samples taken from the exhumed grave of Cem Garipoğlu—who murdered Münevver Karabulut 15 years ago in Istanbul and later died by suicide in prison in 2014—matched those of his mother and father, and that it was determined the individual possessed the exact same DNA profile as the person who was identified as having died by suicide following an autopsy in 2014.
FIRST STATEMENT FROM FATHER SÜREYYA KARABULUT
While the development has caused a widespread reaction in the public, the first statement came from Münevver Karabulut's father, Süreyya Karabulut.
"I REQUESTED THAT THE REPORT BE CHALLENGED"
Karabulut said, "Since the content of the Forensic Medicine report has not yet been entered into the file, we have not been able to examine the report's content. My lawyer, Mr. Rezan, informed me about the Silivri Chief Public Prosecutor's Office's statement and the result of the report. I requested that he challenge the report before the Forensic Medicine institution and demand a new report from universities and forensic medicine institutes.
"WE REQUESTED DNA AND FINGERPRINT ANALYSIS ON THE BAG"
At the same time, I asked him to request a bone age determination from the bones alleged to belong to this murderer. We also made a request regarding DNA and fingerprint analysis on the bag found inside the grave. I will exercise my rights to appeal and fight to the end so that my daughter's blood does not remain on the ground."