Couple in Divorce Found Dead at Home: 'There's Cyanide, Don't Enter' Note Detail!
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Namık Özcan (53) and his wife Fatma Özcan (45), who entered their home on notification of their children who had not heard from them in Karaman, were found dead. While chemical substances were found in the house with a note saying “There is cyanide in the house, do not enter”, the police are investigating the possibility that Fatma Özcan was killed and Namık Özcan may have ended her life.
Suspicious Death in Karaman: A Note Reading 'Cyanide in the House, Do Not Enter' Alerted the Police.
In Karaman, after their children reported that they couldn't reach their parents, Namık and Fatma Özcan, who were in the process of divorce, police entered the house and were met with a horrific scene. Police found a note in the apartment that read, "There is cyanide in the house, do not enter." They found the woman dead in the bedroom and the man dead in the living room. The building was evacuated...
The bodies of Namık Özcan and his wife Fatma Özcan, who were found motionless in their apartment on the 3rd floor in Karaman, were removed by AFAD teams wearing special protective clothing and sent to the Ankara Forensic Medicine Institute for autopsy.
In a horrific incident that occurred in Karaman yesterday afternoon, Namık and Fatma Özcan, a couple with three children, were found dead in their home. Following the discovery of a written note in the apartment indicating the presence of a 'chemical substance', AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Presidency) was called in... Click here for more.
As the bodies of the married couple found dead in their home in Karaman were being removed, a new detail emerged regarding the mysterious incident. It was revealed that the couple, who had three children, had a young daughter who, unable to reach her mother on the day of the incident, went to her mother's former workplace to ask for help.
In Karaman, 53-year-old Namık Özcan and his 45-year-old wife Fatma Özcan were found dead in their home. Following the discovery of a note indicating the presence of chemical substances in the apartment, AFAD (Disaster and Emergency Management Authority) teams began cleaning the house wearing special protective clothing. It also emerged that the couple's young daughter, unable to reach her mother on the day of the incident, went to her mother's f…
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