Justice Minister Gürlek: Gülistan Doku's Body May Be Destroyed
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated that Gülistan Doku's remains might have been destroyed using chemicals.
KEY POINTS
- Justice Minister Akın Gürlek stated Gülistan Doku's body may have been destroyed with chemicals.
- A special unit in the Ministry has clarified 40 cold case files involving 46 victims in four months.
- Investigations into the deaths of Gülistan Doku and Rojin Kabaiş continue.
- Gürlek stressed that title or position does not matter if there is concrete criminal suspicion.
Justice Minister Akın Gürlek met with courthouse reporters in Istanbul to discuss high-profile ongoing investigations, including cold cases and major inquiries.
Gürlek stated that regarding the disappearance of university student Gülistan Doku in Tunceli, her body may have been eliminated using chemical substances. He emphasized that the primary priority is to locate Doku's remains so her family can visit a grave.
“Gülistan might have been eliminated with chemical substances.”
Addressing other unsolved cases, Gürlek noted that a specialized unit established within the Ministry four months ago has helped clarify 40 files involving 46 victims.
Gürlek also mentioned that the investigation into the death of Rojin Kabaiş in Van is ongoing, noting that technical examinations on her mobile phone and DNA analyses are still underway.
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