He left prison on leave and strangled his wife to death

In therural Beybulak neighborhood'sSarıkaş hamlet, on December 27, 3- child mother Rojda Yakışıklı (28) was strangledto death byher religious-marriage husband Okay G ür following torture. It emerged that Gür had been released from prison on an 11-day leave and hadthreatened both of his wives that he would kill them,and that the wives had reported this situation. Itcame to light. Yakışıklı's sister-in-law and sister described the moments of horror. Gür, who wastaken into custody,was arrested by the courtfollowing his processing by the gendarmerie.

 

Rojda's sister-in-law, Sema Erdem, in a statement to an İhlas News Agency (İHA) reporter,saidthat Okay Gür had come on leaveand immediately called his wives to threaten them with death.Statingthat they were checking on Rojdaregarding this, Erdem stated that they arrived at the house and this incident occurred around 17:30. Erdem explained that Okay took his wife to the barn and killed her by torturing her, saying, "It happened on December 27-28.A relativecoming here from another village asked for Rojda, saying let's stop by to see her. Her husband said, 'I have no news.' He said, 'Rojda might have gone to her family's house.' Then his cousin came here and asked where Rojda was. They said; 'Rojda's husband has come home, it is notpossiblefor her to come here. She is at her own house.' Rojda's cousin also said that her husband told us she went to her father's house. We announced to the men that Rojda was missing. We alreadyknew he had threatened her before, so we announced that her husband must have done something to her," she said."He strangles his wife, hits her in the head, and puts her in a bag""We searched for his wife and asked around. Her husband alsosaid... ......

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...He kept saying 'I don't know, I don't know, don't report it to the police station.' We couldn't take it anymoreand we reported it to the police station," Erdem said, adding, "After he found out thatwe had reported it, he calledand summonedher. He strangled his wife, struck her on the head, and put her in a bag. There were signs oftorture on some partsof her body. He brought her somewhere nearby and buriedher. His other wifealso helped, thefirstwife. Thefirstwife's son was also involved. All of this has been proven and verified. It was also stated at the police station.Hisson is 15 years old, and he confessed at the police station himself,saying 'My father did it like this.' We all, all the siblings, rose up," she said.She continued, "Rojda reported it to the police station after her husband

was released." Emphasizingthat they do not want such people to be released, Erdem said, "When they are released,

 

womenface this violence and death. We want the heaviest sentence to be given. He had been released on an 11-dayleave.Hecommitted this act as soon as he was released. They have three children.Two girls and one boy.The son is 6 years old, the eldestdaughter is 10 years old, and the other is 9 years old. Anyway, ...... ...... ...... ............the eldest daughter.We want everyone who had a hand in this, whoever helped him, to be brought to justice. After her husband was released, Rojda reported it to the police station. She reported that her husband had threatened her. He is a criminal who was released from prison, she said.He kidnapped the children who were witnesses.

Noting that both of his wives had filed complaints against Okay Gür, Erdem concluded her remarks with these words: "He saw the daughter, and because she knew, he kidnapped her. He took his son and his eldest daughter into a vehicle and kidnapped them. All of this has come to light. He was caught in Bismil. I ask my state, I do not want the three children to be handed over to a stepmother or to their closest relatives; I want them to be under state protection. If this has happened to their mother, the children......

 

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Rojda's older sister Medine Çelik said, "I am the older sister,I arrived later. My sister said she was being threatenedby him.I don't want my sister's rights to be left unaddressed," she stated.

 

Meanwhile, it was learnedthat the suspect Gür had been imprisoned forapproximately 4 years for a "drug"offense,and that he had transferred to an openprison,and in this context,he hadutilized his right to an 11-dayleave.It was furtherlearned.