What is happening in the Rojin Kabaiş investigation? Was it staged as a suicide? The book she was reading was considered evidence of suicide...
The lifeless body of Rojin Kabaiş was found 18 days after she went missing. Her family continues to express their suspicions that the incident was a murder, and they have raised concerns over police using the book "Kayıp Aranıyor" (The Missing Person) as evidence of suicide. Here are the details...
Rojin Kabaiş, a first-year student in the Child Development Department at Van Yüzüncü Yıl University (YYÜ) Faculty of Education, went missing on September 27 after having dinner at the Seyyid Fehim Arvasi Girls' Dormitory where she was staying, and was not heard from again.
18 days later, her lifeless body was found on the shore of Molla Kasım Neighborhood. While the investigation into Rojin's death continues, there have been no developments regarding the perpetrators yet. As the investigation process continues under a confidentiality order, the family reiterates their suspicion of murder and demands that the incident be clarified.
While the confidentiality order remains in place for the investigation into the death of Rojin Kabaiş, some media outlets have attempted to present Rojin's death as a "suicide."
However, the evidence put forward by the family has caused suspicions to increase even further. Rojin's missing charger, the last conversation she had with her roommate before she disappeared, the DNA traces belonging to two men found on her body, and the silence of the dormitory authorities reveal the complex aspects of the incident. The family maintains that the death was not a suicide, but a murder.
SAİT FAİK'S BOOK USED AS EVIDENCE FOR SUICIDE
Father Nizamettin Kabaiş made important statements regarding the investigation process. He stated that the police who came to Van searched the books his daughter had read during their searches after Rojin went missing, and that they found Sait Faik Abasıyanık's book "Kayıp Aranıyor" (The Missing Person).
The book was used by the police as evidence of suicide. However, Father Kabaiş explained that his daughter had read this book 8 months before school, that she had bought it in Diyarbakır, not in Van, and that she had returned it to the library on March 13.
Correcting the misinformation regarding the book and the information leaked to the media, Father Kabaiş stated that he wanted this situation to be added to the file and that the new prosecutor would take this information into account.
'AN ATTEMPT WAS MADE TO STAGE IT AS A SUICIDE'
Father Kabaiş emphasized that he went to the library in Sümer Park to research his daughter's reading history, and that the book "Kayıp Aranıyor" was intended to be used as evidence of suicide after Rojin's death.
He stated that the fact that the book was purchased in Diyarbakır, not in Van, led to this situation being leaked to the media in a misleading way to stage it as a suicide. The family demands that these distortions regarding their daughter's death be stopped immediately and that the truth be revealed.
'LET THE KILLERS NOT WALK THE STREETS'
Mother Aygül Kabaiş, in her statement to the newly appointed prosecutor, said that her daughter's morale was very good and that she had no psychological problems. Stating that Rojin went to school with great happiness, Mother Kabaiş demanded that the killers be found as soon as possible and that justice be served. "We want the killers of my Rojin to be found and punished in the harshest way. Let them not walk the streets," she said.
News Source : 12punto
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