Forgotten Memories: A Son’s Unthinkable Crime
A man in Turkey has shocked his community by admitting to killing his own father, whom he believed was his brother-in-law. The defendant, identified as AE, made this startling confession during a hearing at the Kayseri Courthouse 2nd High Criminal Court.
During the hearing, AE claimed that there was no animosity between him and his deceased brother-in-law, who he believed was his father. He stated that he had no reason to commit such a heinous act and could not even remember how his father died. AE even went on to say that he had saved his father’s life twice when he went into a diabetic coma, further adding to the confusion surrounding the case.
Despite his claims of not having a motive to harm his father, AE admitted that he was not in the right state of mind during the incident. He expressed a desire for his release, raising questions about his mental state at the time of the crime.
As the court deliberated on the case, it was decided to postpone the hearing to a later date in order to address any deficiencies in the file. The shocking confession by AE has left many in the community puzzled and eager to learn more about the circumstances surrounding this tragic incident.
This story serves as a reminder of the complexities of human relationships and the unpredictability of human behavior. The investigation into this case is ongoing as authorities seek to uncover the truth behind this disturbing turn of events.
