Fatma Çiğil, who was chased and shot on the street by her ex-husband in Körfez district of Kocaeli, died in the hospital where she was taken.
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In the incident that took place at night in Kocaeli's Körfez district, 37-year-old Fatma Çiğil was killed by her ex-husband.
Another brutality was added to the murders of women. Fatma Çiğil, who was chased and shot on the street by her ex-husband in Kocaeli, died in the hospital where she was taken.
Fatma Çiğil, who was chased and shot on the street by her ex-husband in Körfez district of Kocaeli, died in the hospital where she was taken. An investigation was launched to capture the suspect who escaped following the incident.
According to IHA news, the terrible incident occurred at night. According to the information obtained, 37-year-old Fatma Çiğil, her ex-husband İ.Ç. He was chased down the street by. İ.Ç. opened fire with a gun on Çiğil, whom he was chasing.
While the woman hit by bullets was seriously injured, the suspect fled the scene. Upon notice, health and police teams were dispatched to the area.
Çiğil, who received first aid at the scene, was taken to Derince Training and Research Hospital. Fatma Çiğil, who was treated for serious injuries, lost her life despite all the interventions of the doctors.
While police teams have started work to capture the escaped suspect İ.Ç., the investigation into the incident continues.
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