Brutal Crime in Adana: 'I'm Owed 5 Million Lira,' He Said, Then Murdered His Business Partner with 20 Stab Wounds.
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In Adana, Abdullah Gök (34) stabbed his partner Erdal Sağır (45) 20 times, killing him, during an argument that arose because he could not get back the 5 million lira he had given for capital. Gök went to the police station and surrendered, and was arrested in the court to which he was brought.
In Adana, Abdullah G., 34, stabbed to death Erdal Safir (45), who was doing a joint construction job, by stabbing him in 20 places during an argument that broke out when he did not pay the 5 million lira he gave for the capital. The suspect, who surrendered to the police station, was arrested in court, where he was released at the courthouse where he was sent. The event took place on November 1...
BREAKING NEWS | Abdullah G., 34, who allegedly stabbed and killed Erdal Sağır, 45, in Adana's central Seyhan district after an argument that erupted at Sağır's home where he had gone to talk to him about giving him 5 million lira to establish a joint business, has been arrested and sent to prison.
Abdullah Gök (34) stabbed his partner Erdal Sağır (45) 20 times, killing him, in an argument that arose due to a 5 million lira partnership dispute in Adana. Gök, who surrendered to the police, stated in his testimony, "I gave 5 million lira, and when I didn't get the return, we argued. I stabbed him in a moment of anger." Gök was arrested by the court to which he was brought.
In Adana, a suspect who allegedly stabbed his business partner 20 times, killing him following a dispute over a roofing job worth approximately 5 million Turkish Lira, surrendered to the police. The suspect, who stated in his confession, "I attacked in a moment of anger, I am very regretful," was arrested.
In Adana, Abdullah Gök allegedly stabbed his business partner, Erdal Sağır, 20 times, killing him, during an argument over a 5 million lira debt. Gök surrendered to the police and was arrested by the court.
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