In the Gözde Akbaba Murder Case in Menemen, the Defendant Received an Aggravated Life Sentence.
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Lokman Etken, who murdered 26-year-old Gözde Akbaba in the middle of the street in Menemen district of İzmir, was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment for "premeditated murder of a woman" and 3 years imprisonment for possessing an unlicensed weapon.
Lokman Etken, who murdered Gözde Akbaba in the Menemen district of İzmir, was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment for "premeditated murder of a woman" and 3 years imprisonment for possessing an unlicensed weapon.
The defendant, who killed his former girlfriend Gözde Akbaba (26) with a gun in Menemen, was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment for premeditated murder of a woman. The court also sentenced the defendant to 3 years imprisonment for possessing an unlicensed weapon and ammunition.
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