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RUMOR-MONGER ARRESTED IN TURKEY
Information-Analytic Agency NEWS.am
Sept 8 2009
Armenia
Turkish law-enforcers have arrested the person who had spread the
rumor that Cem Garipoglu, who murdered an 18-year-old girl, was
going to give himself up to Armenian law-enforcers on September 25,
reported Hurriyet daily.
Turkish policemen arrested Cemil Baran, intermediary between the
father of 18-year-old Munevver Karabulut, who was killed on March 3,
and the uncle of Cem Garipoglu, who is charged with the murder. The
law-enforcers asked Baran about the information, and he said he had
heard about Cem Garipoglu being in Armenia from an old man in a bus
and told reporters about that.
NEWS.am reminds its readers that the Turkey-based Haberturk website
put on Baran's claim that Cem Garipoglu was going to give himself up
to Armenian law-enforcers.
The beheaded body of 18-year-old Munevver Karabulut was found in
a dustbin in one of the districts in Istanbul this March. Her
boyfriend was suspected of the murder. Munevver Karabulut's
boyfriend, Cem Garipoglu, is 18-year-old son of a well-known Turkish
businessman. After the murder, policemen searched Garipoglu's private
house, where the traces of crime were obvious. After the murder,
Cem Garipoglu called his father home. Then he escaped the scene of
the crime. Turkish mass media reported Cem Garipoglu was in Russia.
Later, the two families were reported to have reached
reconciliation. As a result, Baran claimed that Cem Garipoglu was
going to give himself up to Armenian law-enforcers on September 25.
Cem Garipoglu's family will reportedly pay â~B¬3,000,000 compensation
to Munevver Karabulut's family. The murderer's family has been
afraid that the killed girl's relatives would avenge themselves on
the young man. However, after the reconciliation, they handed their
son to the police.
Information-Analytic Agency NEWS.am
Sept 8 2009
Armenia
Turkish law-enforcers have arrested the person who had spread the
rumor that Cem Garipoglu, who murdered an 18-year-old girl, was
going to give himself up to Armenian law-enforcers on September 25,
reported Hurriyet daily.
Turkish policemen arrested Cemil Baran, intermediary between the
father of 18-year-old Munevver Karabulut, who was killed on March 3,
and the uncle of Cem Garipoglu, who is charged with the murder. The
law-enforcers asked Baran about the information, and he said he had
heard about Cem Garipoglu being in Armenia from an old man in a bus
and told reporters about that.
NEWS.am reminds its readers that the Turkey-based Haberturk website
put on Baran's claim that Cem Garipoglu was going to give himself up
to Armenian law-enforcers.
The beheaded body of 18-year-old Munevver Karabulut was found in
a dustbin in one of the districts in Istanbul this March. Her
boyfriend was suspected of the murder. Munevver Karabulut's
boyfriend, Cem Garipoglu, is 18-year-old son of a well-known Turkish
businessman. After the murder, policemen searched Garipoglu's private
house, where the traces of crime were obvious. After the murder,
Cem Garipoglu called his father home. Then he escaped the scene of
the crime. Turkish mass media reported Cem Garipoglu was in Russia.
Later, the two families were reported to have reached
reconciliation. As a result, Baran claimed that Cem Garipoglu was
going to give himself up to Armenian law-enforcers on September 25.
Cem Garipoglu's family will reportedly pay â~B¬3,000,000 compensation
to Munevver Karabulut's family. The murderer's family has been
afraid that the killed girl's relatives would avenge themselves on
the young man. However, after the reconciliation, they handed their
son to the police.