The suspect for the murder of a 7-year-old girl in the occupied territories is "in custody" for another 16 days

For another 7 days, the suspect for the murder of the 16-year-old girl in the occupied territories, Sefer Bougra Altudag, was placed "in custody".

As reported by the occupied, the 21-year-old was taken today again to the "provincial court" of Trikomos under draconian security measures.

Presenting the new findings, the "police" said that the result of the autopsy on Zehie Elin's body was examined and it was found, as it was said, that if the young woman had the possibility of medical treatment after the blows, she could have survived.

The suspect, the "police investigator" reported, murdered the 16-year-old by hitting him first on the head with a hammer and then on the chin with an iron rod. The 21-year-old twice, he said, voluntarily gave evidence and asked for an 8-day "detention order" to cross-examine what he said and check visual material.

The hammer with which Elin was beaten was found in a building in a military area near where the crime took place, according to the "police investigator".

In the meantime, activists from the KKK and the Independence Road, while Sefer was leaving the "provincial court" of Trikomo, unfurled banners that read "We want real justice, not patriarchy" and "There is a massacre of women in this country." They also made a statement to the media saying that they trust the "last tower left, justice" saying that the killings of women are political. "If politicians do not fulfill their duties, there will be these hatreds. Politicians who have taken no action in the name of gender equality are the perpetrators of these murders. We are sorry that we cannot put them in prison, nor can we get rid of them."

A harassment, they said, resulted in a murder and they appealed to people not to remain silent. "We will fight for all the Elins," they said.

Source: KYPE