The mystery surrounding the murder of Narin Guran, who went missing on August 21 in the Tavşantepe Neighborhood of Diyarbakir’s Bağlar district and was found 19 days later wrapped in a sack in a stream bed, remains unresolved as new claims surface.
Ibrahim Bahtiyar, the son of Nevzat Bahtiyar, who confessed to burying the body, made significant allegations during an interview with A Haber. He claimed that members of the Guran family held a meeting in a mosque and communicated in a private WhatsApp group.
Key Statements by Ibrahim Bahtiyar:
- Alleged Meeting and WhatsApp Group:
“They were having a meeting, and I couldn’t intervene. Only their family was present, including Ali Rıza Guran, Ömer Guran, and some 17-18-year-olds, who were Ali Rıza’s children. They didn’t have their phones during the meeting, but they communicated through a WhatsApp group. I saw messages on Baran’s phone, but I don’t know the content,” Ibrahim stated. - Demand for Confession:
Ibrahim relayed that he had heard a family member say: “It is clear that Nevzat killed Narin. Let him accept the crime so the children can return to their villages and homes. We will not interfere, and if they need anything, we will provide it.” - Questioning Family’s Actions:
Ibrahim expressed confusion over the family’s behavior, saying, “If my father killed her, why are you calling us to the village? Why are you sheltering and supporting the child’s murderer in the village? Why are you giving him a house?”
The conflicting narratives and allegations continue to deepen the mystery of Narin Guran’s murder, as authorities investigate further.
