New detail in Gülistan Doku investigation: There were 15 cameras in the cafe where she worked

In the investigation into the disappearance of Gülistan Doku, a second-year student at the Department of Child Development at Munzur University, on January 5, 2020, new details emerged regarding the security cameras of the cafe where she worked.

It was stated that the security camera footage of Doku's arrival and departure from the cafe on the ground floor of the building where her ex-boyfriend Zeinal Abakarov and his family lived on January 4, 2020, the day before she disappeared, was included in the investigation file, but the records of the internal parts of the business and the upper floor where she worked were not in the file.

'I REPORTED THE CAMERAS ON THE UPSTAIRS TO THE POLICE'

Her colleague, who worked at the cafe at the same time as Gülistan Doku, stated in her statement taken by the gendarmerie after the investigation was reconsidered that Doku worked as the upstairs manager of the business and that her work area was the upstairs of the cafe.

The owner of the cafe at the time of the incident also stated in his statement taken as a witness by the gendarmerie that there were approximately 15 security cameras at different points of the business and that there were cameras on the upper floor.

The business owner said that he reported the cameras upstairs to the police in the first period of the investigation, but he did not know whether the records in question were taken or not.

In his statement taken after the investigation was reconsidered, the owner of the company that installed the security camera system of the cafe stated that they had installed approximately 15 security cameras in the business, including the upper floor, at the time of the incident.

Since the images of the upper floor were not in the file, it could not be determined from these records whether the suspect Mustafa Türkay Sonel, who was detained within the scope of the investigation, was on the upper floor of the cafe on the said date.

SEARCH EFFORTS CONTINUE

A special team of 30 people, formed upon the request of the Ministry of Justice and the instructions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, continues its work in order to reach the lifeless body of Gülistan Doku.

The team consisting of Gendarmerie Search and Rescue (JAK) and JASAT teams affiliated with Tunceli Provincial Gendarmerie Command is carrying out the search with the coordination and participation of Tunceli Chief Public Prosecutor Ebru Cansu.

Scanning is carried out with underground imaging devices in areas determined by narrowed base data and suspicious points.

Doku's lifeless body has not yet been found during the work carried out in an area of ​​approximately 150 kilometers.

38 PEOPLE WERE ARRESTED DURING THE INVESTIGATION