Kübra Par reacts to the verdict in the Narin case with a 'Gassal' reference: 'At this rate, he'll bury all the dead'
Journalist Kübra Par harshly criticized the sentence given to Nevzat Bahtiyar, who buried Narin Güran's lifeless body in the Narin Güran murder case and confessed to his crime after a four-hour interrogation 19 days later.
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TV 100 news anchor Kübra Par expressed her outrage over the verdict in the Narin Güran murder case.
Following the court's reasoned decision in the Narin Güran murder trial, Nevzat Bahtiyar was sentenced to 4 years and 6 months in prison. As the decision sparked debate, Kübra Par also voiced her reaction.
Expressing her frustration on screen, Kübra Par said, "If you're asking 'Who will bury me when I die?', Nevzat Bahtiyar will be among us in a year; at this rate, he'll bury all the dead."
Here are those striking words from Kübra Par:
"Nevzat Bahtiyar actually took Narin's body after that horrific murder was committed, they wrapped it in a blanket, he threw it in the car, took it to the stream, and buried it. Then, for 19 days, he didn't make a sound, he stayed silent while Narin was being searched for. He didn't say 'Narin is here,' he didn't ask that family 'Why did you kill this little child,' he didn't protest. He stayed silent for 19 days and then confessed to his crime after a four-hour interrogation. Now he has received a sentence of four years and six months. What does four years and six months mean? It means he will basically be out after serving about a year. You know, there is a series that has been talked about a lot on posters recently, 'Who will wash me when I die?' Well, if you're asking 'Who will bury me when I die?', Nevzat Bahtiyar will be among us in a year; at this rate, he'll bury all the dead."