Killer Semih Çelik's question to his father is chilling: 'How should I kill you?'
In the blood-curdling incident that took place last Friday, killer Semih Çelik murdered Ayşenur Halil and İkbal Uzuner in Fatih within half an hour of each other. While the revelations about the killer following the incident are chilling, what he said to his father one day before the event has caused shock.
Semih Çelik, who brutally murdered İkbal Uzuner and Ayşenur Halil in Istanbul, had also intended to kill his father.
In the statement A. Çelik gave to the police, the phrases "Semih asked me, 'Father, how should I kill you?', and he repeated this many times" were included.
Semih Çelik, who brutally murdered 19-year-olds İkbal Uzuner and Ayşenur Halil, reportedly said he would also kill his father.
The brutal killer Semih Çelik (19) committed suicide after slitting Ayşenur's throat at his home in Eyüpsultan and murdering and dismembering İkbal on the walls of Edirnekapı.
'DAD, HOW SHOULD I KILL YOU?'
As the motives behind the chilling murders are being investigated, new and striking information regarding Semih Çelik has emerged.
Following the murders, Semih's father, A.Çelik, gave a statement to the police. It is alleged that the father told the police, "I know the girls. One day before they were killed, I came home from work exhausted. Semih asked me, 'Dad, how should I kill you?' He repeated this many times. He had problems. But no one could help him."
News Source : 12punto
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