A Critical DNA Finding Emerges 26 Years Later in the Çağla Tuğaltay Murder Case.
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A finding has been uncovered that has revived the investigation into the murder of 15-year-old Çağla Tuğaltay in Şişli 26 years ago. It was determined that the male DNA found on the shorts the young girl was wearing on the day of the incident matched the DNA profile obtained from her fingernails in 2013. The teams are now investigating the DNA...
A critical development has occurred in the investigation into the 2000 murder of 15-year-old Çağla Tuğaltay in Şişli, Istanbul. Forensic examination revealed that male DNA found in two separate sections of Tuğaltay's shorts perfectly matched the DNA profile obtained from her fingernails in 2013. Authorities are continuing their investigation to identify the man to whom all three samples belong.
New DNA findings have emerged in the murder case of Çağla Tuğaltay, who was killed 26 years ago. The male DNA found on her shorts matched the profile found on her fingernails... 10.09.2026, Sputnik Türkiye
A new development has emerged in the case of Çağla Tuğaltay, a 15-year-old girl who was murdered in her home in Şişli, Istanbul in 2000. As part of the investigation by the Homicide Bureau, the clothing worn by the girls has been re-examined... Click here for more.
DNA samples belonging to a man, found on the shorts worn by 15-year-old Çağla Tuğaltay, who was murdered by having her throat cut in Şişli in 2000, matched those found on her fingernails.
A new development has emerged in the Çağla Tuğaltay murder case, which has remained unsolved for years and whose file has been reopened.
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