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The incident took place on December 24, 2013 in the Yeşiloba district of the Seyhan district. Zeynep Söğüt and Savaş Sanatman, a mother of 2 who divorced her husband, started living together. Söğüt, who was allegedly forced into a relationship with other men in exchange for money by the taxi driver, told Savaş Sanatman when she realized that she was pregnant by one of the people she was with. Apparently, there was a debate between Söğüt and Sanatman, who said that she did not want to take the child. Meanwhile, Ersin Yalçınkaya, a relative of Sanatman, came home as a guest. Artman went to the market before breakfast to buy bread. After a while, Sanatman asked what happened when he saw Yalçınkaya’s arms and face covered in blood. Yalçınkaya said: “I killed Zeynep. He hurt my arms and face with his nails during the fight. If you hear this, I will kill you too, don’t be quiet and help me,” he said. So, two suspects went to Nazlı Tuğulucan, her relative who was a florist in the city.
They put the suitcases and took them away
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Ersin Yalçınkaya, one of the suspects, said: “Zeynep is dead, you will not speak, you will do what I say after this hour. Otherwise, I will kill you both.” The suspects, who returned home together, packed Söğüt’s body into the suitcase and put it in the trunk of Sanatman’s taxi.
Yalçınkaya then asked Sanatman and Tuğulucan to go to the road, to inform them that he would be coming from behind, if there was a police turn or a roadblock. Ersin Yalçınkaya, one of the suspects who went to the Bürücek district of the Pozantı district, threw the suitcase in which Zeynep’s body was found. Ersin Yalçınkaya, who returned to the area a few hours later, changed the location of the suitcase and threw it somewhere else.
LOSE APPLICATION, ENGAGED IN THE TELEVISION PROGRAM
After dumping the body, Ersin Yalçınkaya threatened Savaş Sanatman and said: “Now you will go to court and say that Zeynep is not there. I will go with you. Do not mention me in your statement.” The two suspects then went to court and filed a disappearance request.
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Zeynep Söğüt’s mother, Arbiye Ballı, went to the police and said she could not locate her daughter.
When Arbiye Ballı could not hear her daughter in the meantime, she appeared on television shows. Savaş Sanatman also connected to the live broadcast by phone and said that he had never seen Zeynep since the day he disappeared.
Changed 3 cities out of fear
Ersin Yalçınkaya, who threatened Savaş Sanatman and Nazlı Tuğulucan after the incident, constantly demanded money from these people. Yalçınkaya asked Tuğulucan about the flower shop that her husband operated. After receiving threats, Tuğulucan moved her home first to Denizli, then to Antalya and finally to Erzurum.
THE FILE IS RE-OPENED
The file of Zeynep Söğüt, whose results were not obtained, was reopened 7 years later, considering that he was a victim of murder. Teams from the Homicide Office questioned Savaş Sanatman, the last person Söğüt met. When teams found Savaş Sanatman’s statements contradictory, they questioned the license plate of the taxi used in 2013 from the License Plate Tracking System (PTS). The vehicle was determined to have left the Tekir toll booth on the Tarsus-Adana-Gaziantep (TAG) highway 2 days before Söğüt’s report was made. The teams changed the research in this direction. On questioning, Sanatman confessed to the incident. Yalçınkaya and Nazlı Tuğulucan were also arrested and detained according to Savaş Sanatman’s statement.
The teams also searched the Pozantı district, Bürücek district, where Söğüt’s body was dumped. The suitcase with the young woman’s body was found during a search with specially trained dogs. Several bone fragments were found on examination of the suitcase.
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One of the suspects, Ersin Yalçınkaya, in questioning said: “That day, we were single with Zeynep at home, he told me something about my divorced wife. I told her she shouldn’t be gossiping. He swore, I choked on a pillow.” Nazlı Tuğulucan, on the other hand, said that he suffered from conscience every day due to the incident and that he wanted to confess to this murder, but was afraid of threats and pressure from Yalçınkaya.
THE LIMA DRINK REMOVER TO BE RELEASED
Ersin Yalçınkaya, who was married and divorced four times, was said to have been released from prison where he was detained for “looting and extortion” prior to the incident. Yalçınkaya was said to have drank lime remover to be released from prison for health reasons, and half of his stomach was taken to the hospital where he was taken.
Savaş Sanatman, Nazlı Tuğulucan and Ersin Yalçınkaya, whose interrogations were completed at the police station, were detained by the court, where they were taken to the court where they were transferred.
