The 'walls' mystery of Fatih murderer Semih Çelik revealed: What did he do to İkbal during the 4 hours in the hidden compartment?

In Istanbul's Fatih district, 19-year-old Semih Çelik brutally murdered Ayşenur Halil, whom he had invited to his home, and then killed İkbal Uzuner, whom he met at the Edirnekapı Walls, before committing suicide. 

Investigations into the incident determined that Çelik had taken İkbal Uzuner to a secret room inside the walls and that they spent approximately 4 hours there. 

In the secret chamber within the walls, Çelik killed İkbal Uzuner with a knife he brought in his backpack and dismembered her. He then carried the parts of the young girl's lifeless body to the walls.

NOT SEEN BY BYSTANDERS

Security forces conducting the investigation believe this is why no one heard or saw the brutality that took place in the secret chamber of the walls.

PHONE MISSING

It was learned that the mobile phone of the murderer Semih Çelik, which last gave a signal from the walls, is still missing.

It was determined that all data on the killer's computer had been deleted, except for a video in which he spoke about killing İkbal Uzuner and his own suicide. As part of the ongoing investigation, İkbal Uzuner's mobile phone has been unlocked, while it was reported that the password for Ayşenur Halil's mobile phone has not yet been cracked.

RITUAL CLAIM FALSE

Regarding claims on social media that the deceased individuals had participated in a ritual in Florya, no evidence supporting this claim was found during the investigation.

In the last footage of İkbal Uzuner captured by security cameras, she is seen arriving at the walls at 13:58 to meet Semih Çelik.