
AI-generated summary
Şefika Yeşildağ was working as a cleaner at Aksaray Training and Research Hospital.
The incident took place around 08.30 in Tacin District. Osman Oruç came to his ex-wife Şefika Yeşildağ's house under the pretext of seeing his child. During the argument that broke out between the couple for an unspecified reason, Osman Oruç stabbed the mother of one child, Şefika Yeşildağ, in 15 parts of her body. Yeşildağ collapsed to the ground.
Osman Oruç called the police and said that he had stabbed his wife and said, "Come and get me." Upon notice, many police and medical teams were dispatched to the address. Under the control of the arriving medical team, it was determined that Yeşildağ was dead. Osman Oruç was detained by police teams.
Yeşildağ's lifeless body was taken to the morgue of Aksaray Training and Research Hospital, where he worked as a cleaner.
'IT WAS CONSTANTLY DISTURBING'
Şefika Yeşildağ's sister Gülizar and mother Döne Yeşildağ received the news and came home. Döne Yeşildağ said through tears, "He was constantly disturbing my daughter. Yesterday he disturbed her again." Relatives tried to calm the mother and daughter.
Osman Oruç's interrogation at the police station continues.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Osman Oruç is expected to be arrested.
Very likely · Within hours

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