Narin's home turns out to be an arms depot!

During the search operations conducted by the gendarmerie in the village following the missing person report for 8-year-old Narin Güran—who disappeared after leaving a Quran course in Diyarbakır and whose body was found 19 days later in a stream bed near the village—approximately 400 AK-47 Kalashnikov brand long-barreled rifle cartridges were seized inside hazelnut cream jars and a tomato paste bucket in the barn of the house.

According to the report by SÖZCÜ, it has emerged that a separate investigation is being conducted against family members for violating Law No. 6136 on Firearms in connection with the ammunition images. It was learned that the ammunition was confiscated by the gendarmerie.

THEY FOUND AMMUNITION WHILE SEARCHING FOR NARİN

The searches were initially conducted in the barn and outbuildings around Narin's house, and while gendarmerie commando teams were carrying out search activities, they encountered a large amount of ammunition hidden in the barn.

In the photographs, it can be seen that the bullets were wrapped in a towel to prevent rusting and oxidation, and then hidden in hazelnut cream jars, some in transparent plastic tomato paste buckets, and some in white flour sacks to ensure they did not lose their functionality.

While it was reported that the ammunition seized in the barn was confiscated, it was learned that a separate investigation is being conducted against family members for violating Law No. 6136 on Firearms regarding the ammunition, which was determined to be illegal.

WHEREVER THEY POINTED, THE GENDARMERIE SEARCHED

Photographs have also emerged showing that the gendarmerie conducted evidence-gathering work at locations where false reports were made, following statements from family members claiming to have seen Narin at various points in an attempt to divert the gendarmerie's attention in different directions.

It was determined that the gendarmerie spent a long time conducting fingerprint work and evidence collection for biological samples such as blood, hair, saliva, and similar traces in the village, using evidence markers based on reports that Narin was seen in the field, around the barn, and at points where field irrigation hoses were located.

However, these images have once again revealed that family members were trying to gain time to prevent the body from being found and to obscure evidence by misleading the gendarmerie with false statements to ensure Narin would not be found.