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In a mysterious crime that caused widespread discontent in Turkey, as the city of Istanbul witnessed the murder of a university professor at her home in the Maltepe neighborhood.
According to Turkish media, the university professor, Eileen Sozer, was murdered at her home in the Maltbe neighborhood of Istanbul by a suspect, who claimed to be her “ex-boyfriend.”
Security authorities had to remove the doors to the victim’s home as they were locked and the smell of fire seeped from under the doors, only to be caught off guard by the murder incident after being able to enter, according to the newspapers. Turks.
In details, the murder was carried out by hitting the victim with a sharp object by the murderer, and subsequently the latter poured a “caustic” substance on the body of the victim, and burned it completely.
The Turkish police statement indicated that the suspect had a fight with police officers after they entered the house, as he was inside at the time, and also spilled “caustic” substance during attempts to arrest him, resulting in in the injury of a police officer.
The statement says that investigations are underway on the suspect, while Eileen Sozer’s body will be sent to the Forensic Institute.
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In recent years, crime rates have increased in Turkey, and the increase in crimes against women, and other crimes of a social nature such as kidnapping, rape, harassment and fraud, as well as murders has drawn attention that have increased due to the proliferation of licensed and unlicensed weapons.
According to a tally by the “Let’s Stop Femicide” platform, nearly 500 women were killed in Turkey in 2019, a number that has nearly quadrupled since 2011.
Source: Arabic
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