New findings emerge in the Narin Güran murder case: The base station detail...

The new President of the Diyarbakır Bar Association, Abdülkadir Güleç, stated that there are significant findings regarding the Narin Güran murder, which has deeply shaken Turkey.

Güleç announced that 50 bar association presidents will also attend the hearing to be held on November 7.

The defendants facing life imprisonment for the murder of Narin Güran will appear in court for the first time on November 7.

Diyarbakır Bar Association President Güleç stated that criminal complaints have been filed against four individuals based on accusations in the indictment alleging that the crime was committed in an organized manner.

Güleç emphasized the importance of these findings, stating, "Narin Güran was walking home on the path at 15:15, and the suspects present in the house were identified through cell tower data."

He also added, "45 minutes later, Narin's body was taken to the Eğertutmaz Stream and buried. I believe these findings are sufficiently presented in the indictment."

Güleç expressed that some allegations were not included in the indictment because they could not be proven, but noted that this does not eliminate the charges against the defendants.

In the continuation of his statement, Güleç said, "The fact that four people were in the house at the same time while Narin was going to her own home, and that her body was removed from there, increases suspicions regarding the identity of the perpetrators. Although the cause of death has not been determined, allegations that the suspects are linked to a criminal organization are included in the indictment."

It has been learned that before the hearing to be held at the 8th High Criminal Court on November 7 regarding the Narin Güran murder, the President of the Union of Turkish Bar Associations, Erinç Sağkan, and 50 different bar association presidents called the Diyarbakır Bar Association to state that they would attend the hearing.

The Diyarbakır Bar Association will also actively participate in the process as a complainant. Bar Association President Güleç stated, "We will do our best to ensure justice for Narin on November 7."

The support shown by the Diyarbakır Bar Association in this important case has once again demonstrated the commitment of the legal community and society to the pursuit of justice.

Güleç emphasized their determination regarding the hearing by saying, "It is our duty as legal professionals to act in unity in such cases, to support victimized families, and to ensure that justice is served."