Striking claim regarding Enes Güran in the Narin murder case: Was he summoned for the murder?

The investigation conducted by the Diyarbakır Chief Public Prosecutor's Office into the murder of 8-year-old Narin Güran, who went missing on August 21 in the Tavşantepe neighborhood of Diyarbakır's Bağlar district and whose lifeless body was found in the Eğertutmaz Stream on September 8, continues. With the arrest of her aunt Hediye Güran, the number of detainees in the investigation has risen to 12.

One of the prime suspects in the murder is 18-year-old brother Enes Güran. The fact that Güran, who was working in Malatya, traveled to Diyarbakır one day before the incident has raised questions.

It is being evaluated whether the suspect may have been summoned for the murder. The bite marks on the brother's arm and the scratch marks on his back have further strengthened this suspicion.

'I TOOK LEAVE FROM WORK FOR MY COUSIN'S WEDDING'

Enes Güran, who was arrested for "complicity in intentional homicide," stated in his testimony, "I took leave from work because my brother Baran was going to join the military and for my cousin's wedding."

Enes Güran claimed he had no involvement in his sister's death and stated that he was sleeping during the hours Narin went missing.

The discovery of DNA samples belonging to Narin in uncle Salim Güran's vehicle is also being investigated.

It is estimated that fluid from Narin's mouth at the time of her death may have transferred to Salim Güran's hand and his vehicle.

Experts say, "It cannot be said that the uncle is the murderer based solely on this finding." It is noted that it may have transferred to the vehicle while the body was being transported.

News Source: 12punto