Examination of carpets in Narin Güran murder case completed! Criminal report released: Who does the identified male DNA belong to?

The murder of Narin Güran, who went missing in the Bağlar district of Diyarbakır on August 21 and whose lifeless body was found after days of searching, is being investigated by criminal teams through detailed efforts.

According to a report by Habertürk, the carpets in the house were scanned by crime scene investigation teams using the blue light (luminol) method. The identified stains and hair samples were sent for laboratory analysis.

WHAT WAS INVESTIGATED IN THE CRIMINAL EXAMINATION?

The Gendarmerie searched for all traces that could contain DNA, such as blood, sperm, saliva, sweat, vomit, and hair on the carpets. The carpets, along with other evidence from the house, were sent to the Van Gendarmerie Criminal Laboratory and subjected to a comprehensive examination.

The pieces taken from the carpets were part of the analyses aimed at detecting DNA in the stains found in these areas.

CARPETS RETURNED TO THE GÜRAN FAMILY

The criminal examination of the carpets, which were sent on September 17, has been completed. Following the examinations, the carpets were delivered to the Güran family. However, it was observed that there were sections cut from various points of the carpets. It was learned that these cuts were made for DNA findings that could be linked to the murder.

OTHER EVIDENCE FOUND IN THE HOUSE WAS ALSO INVESTIGATED

Gendarmerie teams did not limit their examinations to just the carpets during their investigations on August 24 and 25. Items such as a jersey, pillowcases, a black t-shirt, a purple child's garment, a hair clip, shoes, and a blanket were also sent to the laboratory for examination. The aim was to uncover findings linked to the incident by searching for blood and DNA traces on these items.

NO BLOOD FOUND

No blood was found in the stain samples taken from the patterned cover and the carpet piece. However, analyses were continued due to the possibility of biological samples.

WAS SEMEN FOUND?

No semen was detected in the runner, carpet piece, and swab samples. Work continued with the possibility that they might contain biological samples.

MALE DNA PROFILE IDENTIFIED!

A DNA profile with a male genotype was obtained from the stains taken from two runner pieces and a carpet piece.

NO DNA MATCH FOUND

The obtained DNA profiles were compared with records in the Gendarmerie and Police criminal laboratories, but no match was detected.

Apart from the samples from which a DNA profile was obtained, no DNA analysis could be performed on the other samples sent to the laboratory or identified.