
Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek, in his statement to journalists at Çağlayan Courthouse, stated that they were working meticulously to find the body in the Gülistan Doku investigation and that the possibility that it was destroyed with chemical substances was evaluated.
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The Gülistan Doku investigation has been in the public eye for a long time, but no news has been received from her until today.
Minister of Justice Akın Gürlek met with journalists working at Çağlayan Courthouse and made statements regarding the agenda.
Gürlek said, "One of the most important issues for us is finding Gulistan's body. Our friends are working particularly sensitively on this issue. Some statements in the file contain information that the body may have moved several times. There are statements that it was last taken to a point on the Pertek road."
Gürlek said that the possibility that it could have been completely eliminated by using chemical substances was also evaluated.
Gürlek said, "Significant progress has been made in the Gülistan Doku investigation. The possibility that the body was completely eliminated using chemical substances is also being evaluated."
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