His latest image has been revealed! took the lives of 8 people

It was revealed that the blood-curdling murders in Afyonkarahisar started with a fight over a combine harvester. In his statement to the gendarmerie, murder suspect Arif Sefa Özdemir (30) said that he bought a combine harvester from Ahmet Uzel for 40 thousand Euros last year and started working around Manisa and Izmir with this combine harvester.

THE COMBINE COLLECTOR BROWN AND HOSTILITY STARTED

According to the news in IHA, he stated 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.

11 THOUSAND EURO DEBT FIGHT

According to Özdemir's statement, Uzel met with him last week and asked for the remaining 11 thousand Euros from the combine harvester.

Özdemir said that his debt was 4 thousand Euros and that he would pay it in a short time. It was claimed that the dispute between the parties regarding the amount of the debt escalated and that swearing and threats were exchanged over the phone.

HE INVITED BY SAYING "I WILL PAY"

Özdemir allegedly invited Ahmet Uzel to Afyonkarahisar to make payment on the day of the incident. Uzel came to the city, taking Bekir and Numan Toprak with him. The parties met at the exit of Ayazini village. Following the argument that broke out there, Özdemir opened fire with the shotgun he brought with him, killing three people.

It was claimed that Özdemir, who later escaped from the scene, targeted other people he encountered on his route in order to steal their vehicles.

COWDER HAS APPEARED IN IZMIR

It turned out that the combine harvester shown as the reason for the attack was in Tekeli Atatürk District of Menderes district of Izmir. Stating that Arif Sefa Özdemir called him before the incident, Tekeli Atatürk District Headman Osman Kavlagan said, "Arif Sefa Özdemir called me at 18.42 on Wednesday. We talked for 9 minutes. 'Muhtar, is anyone bothering you?' Is there any problem, anything wrong?' he said. I said, 'No, my health is fine.' He said, 'Brother, you have done a lot of work for me, forgive me.' I said, 'The tarpaulin on this machine is torn, let's fix it.' He said, 'No, brother, I am not in a position to come right now.' He said, 'Please forgive me again.' I said, 'What right do I have to you? Well done.' "I bought tires for him," he said.

"WHEN I HEARD HIS NAME, I SAID 'WOW'"

Kavlagan, who said that he learned about the incident while watching the news, said, "I was registered as 'Harvester Arif'. Since I bought tires, I looked at the invoice. It said Arif Sefa Özdemir, I understood from there. When I heard his name on the news at night, I said 'oh no, this is our harvester'. He used alcohol all the time. We brought the combine harvester from the plains with a tractor."

"WE COLLECTED 50 THOUSAND TL FROM THE COMBINEER"

Stating that the villagers collected help for Arif Sefa Özdemir's burnt combine harvester, Kavlagan said, "We collected nearly 50 thousand liras for him. The tradesmen helped. The tire shop helped. The oilman, the cutter and the diesel oilman helped. We also helped. Then he left and said, 'I bought a common combine harvester again.' He said, 'I was hit by that too.' I said, 'Be careful with yourself, everything like that. I said, 'Don't come in.' He said, 'Brother, there is nothing to do'. We had a 9-minute conversation."

"I REGRET HAVING HELPED"

Ahmet Gök, the owner of the field where the combine harvester burned, said, "We started harvesting during harvest time. I was in the village. My son called me and said, 'Dad, the combine harvester is on fire.' I came here, but by the time I arrived, both the combine harvester and the field were burned. I learned about the incident today. I later regretted helping. We collected money in the village for Arif Sefa Özdemir. He was in debt for the combine harvester. Both our field and our crops were burned. We did not complain."