New detail about the murder suspect who killed 8 people in Afyonkarahisar: The person from whom he took the gun was found
It was determined that Arif Sefa Özdemir, who killed eight people in Afyonkarahisar, bought the unlicensed hunting rifle he used in the attack from a suspect in prison about a month ago.
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- It was determined that Arif Sefa Özdemir, who killed eight people in Afyonkarahisar on November 5, bought the unlicensed hunting rifle he used in the attack for 12 thousand liras from M.A. in prison a month ago.
- The details of the incident are also becoming clear.
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Why It Matters
In Afyonkarahisar, an attacker named Arif Sefa Özdemir murdered eight people in a row in a short time.
New details are emerging about the incident in Afyonkarahisar, where the attacker named Arif Sefa Özdemir killed eight people.
The combine harvester, which was claimed to be the cause of eight consecutive murders, was found in Izmir. Now it has been determined where Özdemir obtained the shotgun he used in the attack.
It was determined that the murder suspect Özdemir bought the hunting rifle he used in the incident about a month ago from the suspect named M.A. for 12 thousand liras. The teams also determined that the gun was not licensed.
It was learned that the person from whom the murder suspect took the gun was in prison for another crime.
New details are also emerging regarding the progression of the attacks in Afyonkarahisar on Thursday, November 5.
At around 15.10, the suspect, who came with a car with plate number 40 ND 574 and shot and killed Ahmet Uzel, Bekir Toprak and Numan Toprak with a shotgun, did not take the money for the combine harvester and quickly left the area.
The suspect blocked the vehicle of Seydi Ahmet Aydoğmuş and his wife Satı Aydoğmuş on the route of Kıyır village. The suspect, who wanted to hijack the vehicle, shot and killed the elderly couple and continued his escape by taking their car.
The suspect, who proceeded about 1 kilometer, encountered the car driven by İsmail Şen, coming from the opposite direction. When Şen said he would call the police, the suspect opened fire and killed him.
Thus, the chain of murders that started in Ayazini continued around Kıyır village, a distance of only about 15 kilometers.
Open Questions
- Who received the gun from the suspect in prison?
- What is the exact reason for the murders?
