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Duygu Çelikten, a mother of 2 who lives in the Muratpaşa district of Antalya, left home on September 6 to pay the bill. Celikten, who reached the city center, got into the car of Veli Ünder, who was supposedly his lover. However, no further news was received from the two. Duygu Çelikten’s family submitted a disappearance request to the police. Then she joined a television show to find her daughters.
BROKEN HEAD, BODY BEGAN TO CARENESS
Teams from the Antalya Police Department found Duygu Çelikten’s lifeless body buried in the ground in the Kepez district forest area on September 20. Çelikten, who was buried 30 centimeters deep and covered with stones, was found to have been stabbed in the chest with his back and struck with a hard object at autopsy. The police launched an operation to catch Veli Ünder, with whom the young woman was last seen together.
Killer BOSS CAPTURED ON FETHİYE
Veli Ünder was caught hiding in a cabin in the forest area in the Fethiye district of Muğla on the night of September 29. Detained, Ünder confessed in his first interrogation that he had committed the murder.
Veli Ünder, who was sent to court on September 30, was arrested.
BODY OF TWO BROTHERS FOR MONEY
Police teams, continuing the investigation to expand, determined that Veli Ünder had killed and buried the lifeless body of Duygu Çelikten in exchange for money. Police, S.Ö. and his brother D.Ö were captured and detained yesterday at their home in the Muratpaşa district. The brothers were found to have buried Çelikten’s body for 10,000 lire. The brothers, who were seized with some drugs and sensitive scales in their home search, were sent to court today.
ARRESTED
It was revealed that the lifeless body of Duygu Çelikten, whose body was found buried in the ground 13 days after his disappearance in Antalya, was buried by his beloved murderer suspect Veli Ünder for 10 thousand TL. Brothers Serhat and Doğukan Ö then, who were detained by police teams and transferred to court today, have been completed. Two brothers were arrested by the court to which they were taken.
