Was the Fatih murderer influenced by the book he read: 'A serial killer who cuts different parts from the bodies of six victims...'

Searches were also conducted at the home of Semih Çelik, who murdered 19-year-olds İkbal Uzuner and Ayşenur Halil before taking his own life. The subject matter of the book 'Ragdoll' by Daniel Cole, found on Çelik's bookshelf, drew attention. 

Turkey was shaken on Friday by the brutal murder of two women. 

19-year-old Semih Çelik murdered 19-year-old İkbal Uzuner and Ayşenur Halil within one hour. 

It has emerged that Semih Çelik, who was known to work as a butcher, had previously received treatment 6 times for psychological disorders.

During searches conducted at the home of the killer, Çelik, the book 'Kukla' (The Puppet) drew attention. It is being evaluated that Çelik may have been influenced by the book in question.

The following was noted in the book's introduction: 

-A serial killer who severs different body parts from six victims stitches these pieces together to create a gruesome corpse. The entire country is up in arms over this body, which the press has dubbed the "Ragdoll," and shortly after, another shocking piece of news emerges: The killer has prepared a list containing the names of six more people, along with the specific dates on which he intends to kill them. Furthermore, the name of Detective William Fawkes, who is investigating the case, is at the bottom of the list.

-All newspapers and news channels are shaken by the 'puppet murder'. 

Detective William Fawkes and his colleague Detective Emily Baxter, who must catch the killer before the next murder takes place, now carry a heavy burden: Fawkes and Baxter must try to calculate the killer's next move without making a mistake. However, when it is discovered that there are traces of Fawkes' dark past behind the murders, the course of the game changes completely...

Regarding the subject of the book, another source includes the following statements:

Daniel Cole's book Hangman is the second installment in the author's famous "Ragdoll" series. It serves as a sequel to the first book, Ragdoll, but can also be read as a standalone with a different plot. This crime-thriller novel draws the reader in once again with its dark atmosphere and gripping story.

The book takes place after the Ragdoll Case and follows detectives pursuing a series of murders committed in London and New York. The common thread in the murders is the word "Puppet" carved into the victims' chests. Emily Baxter, one of the main characters, plays a crucial role in solving this case. Baxter works to shed light on the murders by collaborating with the FBI in New York and Scotland Yard teams in London. However, these are not just murders; there is a dark and deep conspiracy behind them.

The book stands out with its fast pace, shocking developments, and action-packed scenes. The tension is high, keeping the reader on edge from beginning to end. Furthermore, the psychological depth of the characters is one of the book's key elements. Baxter’s personal problems and past traumas play a significant role in the flow of the story.

Kukla is an impressive option for crime fiction lovers looking for a complex and mysterious story.