
Özdemir, who killed two teachers, was transferred to Izmir for security reasons.
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The suspect Özdemir killed two teachers due to a debt dispute that broke out after the combine harvester he bought from Ahmet Uzel burned down.
The prison where Özdemir, who was detained in the prison in Afyonkarahisar, was kept was changed.
While it was learned that the reason was security, the murder suspect was transferred to a prison in Izmir.
THE REASON FOR THE MURDERS IS THE COMBINE HARVEST
In his statement to the gendarmerie, Özdemir explained that he bought a combine harvester from Ahmet Uzel for 40 thousand euros last year and started working around Manisa and Izmir with this vehicle.
However, he claimed that the combine harvester became unusable in a fire that broke out while he was working in the field, and that there was a disagreement between him and Uzel after this incident.
According to Özdemir's statement, Uzel met with him last week and asked for the remaining 11 thousand euros from the combine harvester, and Özdemir claimed that his debt was 4 thousand euros and that he would pay in a short time.
It was claimed that the dispute between the parties regarding the amount of debt escalated and that swearing and threats were exchanged over the phone.
It was stated that Özdemir did not harm physical education teacher Sultan Sema Gökçe because she got out of the vehicle in the car with 3 teachers, and that he killed Religious Culture and Ethics teacher Hilal Mete (31) and Science teacher Ayşe Sena Demir (46), who could not get out of the vehicle out of fear.
Sultan Sema Gökçe, who survived the attack, stated in her statement that the attacker approached under the pretext of help, and then opened fire on her friends who could not get out of the vehicle, counting backwards.
“I'M COUNTING DOWN FROM THREE”
Gökçe described the moments of horror with the following expressions:
"I was sitting in the front seat. He first asked for help, saying 'My car broke down.' Then he immediately pointed his gun and said, 'I won't hurt you. Just give me the car and go.'
Thereupon, I immediately got out of the vehicle, went down to the bottom of the roadside and shouted 'Don't do it'. My two friends in the vehicle could not get out due to the great fear and panic they experienced.
The attacker then said, 'I'm counting down from three. "If you don't get off, I will shoot you," he said. Then he started counting down and when the timer ran out he started shooting. "I thought he was going to kill me too, but he left without shooting at me."

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