She has been missing for 26 days... The search for baby Büşra continues

Search efforts to find 11-month-old baby Büşra, who disappeared in Divriği district of Sivas, continue.

AFAD, commando and gendarmerie teams continue their search efforts with artificial intelligence-supported unmanned aerial vehicles.

47 personnel and 5 vehicles are involved in the searches in the İncedere Plateau region of Göndüren village.

On the other hand, entrances and exits to the region are under the control of gendarmerie teams.

WHAT HAPPENED?

Elif Balıkçı (27), a mother of 5 children who is engaged in animal husbandry in İncedere Plateau of Göndüren village, reported the situation to the 112 Emergency Call Center when she could not find her baby Büşra Balıkçı in the tent they lived in on September 10, and a search operation was started upon the notice.

Within the scope of the investigation, 12 suspects, including the baby's father Yusuf Balıkçı (41) and mother Elif Balıkçı, were detained, and 1 of the suspects, a veterinarian and A.Ç. He was released after his statements to the gendarmerie.

The baby, who was sent to the courthouse after the procedures at the gendarmerie, was attended by his mother Elif Balıkçı, his father Yusuf Balıkçı, his uncle M.R.B, and his aunt R.B. and his relatives Ö.B. and M.B. arrested, K.D, M.D. and İ.B. He was released on condition of judicial control.

M.K., who was detained in Diyarbakır regarding the incident and brought to Divriği district. He was released with a judicial control order after his statement at the public prosecutor's office.

In her statement at the prosecutor's office, mother Elif Balıkçı claimed that her father killed her daughter and left her on the land, but the father did not accept the accusations. The mother, who was taken to İncedere Plateau by gendarmerie teams to show the location, claimed that the baby was killed and left, but no findings were found during the searches made in the area.

Upon the request of the Divriği Chief Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the baby's disappearance, the Criminal Court of Peace issued a publication ban decision.