
In Adana, Ayşegül Kırğıl killed her fiancé Hasan Temur by stabbing him in the chest after he woke her up to go to the hospital. Kırğıl was arrested.
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The couple, who was preparing for marriage, was getting ready to go to the hospital to get the necessary tests for the wedding ceremony.
In Adana, Ayşegül Kırğıl (19) killed her fiancé Hasan Temur (18), whom she woke up to go to the hospital for a test, by stabbing him in the chest after he beat her. Kırğıl, who was taken into custody and said in his statement, "Hasan was injured during the fight. We were on the eve of marriage, I did not want to kill him. I regret it," was arrested.
The incident took place on September 21, around 08:00, in an apartment in Gültepe District of Sarıçam district. Hasan Temur and his fiancée Ayşegül Kırğıl, who were preparing for marriage, made a plan to go to the hospital to give the necessary tests for the wedding ceremony. When Ayşegül Kırğıl allegedly wanted to wake up her fiancee, who had fallen asleep, an argument broke out between the couple. Angry at being woken up, Hasan Temur punched and slapped Ayşegül Kırğıl. Thereupon, Kırğıl injured his fiancée in the chest with the knife he took from the kitchen table. Seeing Temur collapse on the ground, Kırğıl called the 112 Emergency Call Center and reported the situation. Upon notice, health and police teams were dispatched to the address. Temur, who was taken to Balcalı Hospital by ambulance after his first aid, could not be saved. Temur's body was taken by his relatives after his autopsy at the Adana Forensic Medicine Institute and he was buried.
''I WANTED TO WAKE UP''
Suspect Ayşegül Kırğıl was detained by the police and taken to the Homicide Bureau. Kırğıl, who was interrogated at the police station, said, "I just wanted to wake him up, but he suddenly got angry and started hitting me. I took the knife from the table to protect myself. Hasan was injured during the fight. We were on the eve of marriage, I didn't want to kill him. I regret it."
Ayşegül Kırğıl, who was referred to the courthouse after her procedures, was arrested in the courthouse.
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