Suspicious death in Kastamonu: 15-year-old Yağmur loses her life, 'Justice' debates begin

15-year-old Yağmur Pehlivanlı, who was struck by a speeding vehicle on the streets of Kastamonu, was thrown into the air by the force of the impact, flipping twice and sliding approximately 35 meters.

Yağmur was rushed to the hospital, but despite all interventions, she could not be saved due to severe fractures in her neck, hip, and various parts of her body.

Driver is the Daughter of a Former Mayor: No Detention Order Issued

It was learned that the person driving the vehicle involved in the accident is the daughter of Galip Vidinlioğlu, the former MHP Mayor of Kastamonu. It was reported that the driver was not detained after the accident and was released after only providing a statement. This situation has sparked debates in the public sphere regarding whether "political influence is affecting the judicial process."

Scandalous Report: The Deceased Child Found 100% at Fault!

The most striking development that changed the course of the case occurred with the expert report. In the report, 15-year-old Yağmur Pehlivanlı, who lost her life, was found to be 100% at fault for the accident. The Pehlivanlı family and their lawyers claim that this report does not reflect the truth, that evidence has been tampered with, and that attempts are being made to cover up the matter using political connections.

Call from the Family to the Public: "Be Our Voice"

Yağmur Pehlivanlı’s family emphasized that they will not give up their search for justice and made an appeal to all of Turkey. The family is preparing to share the suppressed evidence and reports regarding the process with the public in the coming days.

The following statements were included in the declaration made by the supporters of the Pehlivanlı family:

"The hardest thing in Turkey is to seek justice. We lost our child, but we will not allow justice to be lost as well. We invite the entire Turkish nation to be Yağmur’s voice. We will reach out to all journalists and news outlets to follow this case."

News Source: 12punto