Narin Güran's body released from the Forensic Medicine Institute
The body of 8-year-old Narin Güran, whose lifeless body was found in Diyarbakır after 19 days, was released to her family by the Diyarbakır Group Presidency of the Forensic Medicine Institute following the completion of the autopsy. The funeral was brought to the mosque. After the proceedings at the mosque, Narin Güran was laid to rest in her own village.
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In the investigation into the murder of 8-year-old Narin Güran in Diyarbakır, her lifeless body was found yesterday in the Eğertutmaz Stream.
Following the completion of Narin Güran's autopsy, her body was released to her family by the Diyarbakır Group Presidency of the Forensic Medicine Institute.
The funeral vehicle departed from the Forensic Medicine Institute. It was accompanied by dozens of vehicles and members of the press.
While Narin Güran's mother, father, and 2 brothers are in custody, she has 2 other brothers who were not detained. Narin's body was handed over to her brother, Baran Güran.
Narin's funeral was brought to the mosque in the Batıkarakoç village.
Additionally, a wedding dress was brought to the funeral ceremony.
In the footage shared by Utku Tükenmez from Sözcü TV, it was also seen that women and children attended the funeral.
After the completion of the proceedings for the funeral brought to the mosque in Batıkarakoç village, Narin's funeral will be buried in her own village.
According to information shared by journalist Emrullah Erdinç; Narin Güran's mother and father requested permission to attend the funeral. The prosecutor's response to the matter is awaited. Gendarmerie and expert teams who took part in the search and rescue efforts will also attend the funeral ceremony.
The funeral ceremony held for Narin Güran has begun. The coffin was carried on shoulders and placed on the funeral stone.
It was noted that there was more than one imam at the funeral ceremony.
Following the funeral prayer, Narin's body was laid to rest.
WHAT HAPPENED?
8-year-old Narin Güran went missing on August 21 after leaving a Quran course in the rural Tavşantepe neighborhood of the Bağlar district in Diyarbakır.
A 14-person expert committee participated in the autopsy at the Diyarbakır Forensic Medicine Institute, where Narin's lifeless body was taken. Journalist İsmail Saymaz shared new details regarding the autopsy, which lasted approximately 11 hours.
Saymaz stated that it was not possible to determine the time of death due to decomposition.
Saymaz reported the following:
"Narin's preliminary autopsy is finished. Her left leg was seen to be severed below the knee, and the shinbone was found inside the sack. Decomposition has begun in the body. There is no visible injury from a sharp object or a firearm. There is no internal bleeding. It was not possible to determine the time of death due to decomposition. The exact cause of death will be determined after examinations. 91 samples were taken from every point of the body to uncover any crime, including abuse. The leg bone will be sent to the Istanbul Forensic Medicine Institute; the cause of the severance can only be determined there. The report stated that 'it is not possible to make a concrete statement as serious decomposition has begun'."