Four prosecutors have cycled through the investigation into a body found shot in Tunceli in 2017 — and the case is no closer to resolution
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The murder of Onur Sefer, whose body was found in a car in the Hozat district of Tunceli in 2017 with a gunshot wound to the chest, remains unsolved nine years on. Despite four separate prosecutors taking charge of the investigation, the case has never been cracked.
Sefer's father, Süleyman Sefer, says the investigation has stalled and is demanding it be expedited. It is alleged that despite key leads sitting in the case file, investigators have not pursued them systematically.
The family continues to petition the authorities in pursuit of justice, and has called for a fresh, active investigation to be opened into the killing.
The killers of Onur Sefer, who was found dead with a gunshot wound to his chest in Tunceli in 2017, have still not been identified 9 years later. Despite 4 prosecutors changing hands in the investigation, no concrete progress has been made, and an appeal by his father to the Justice Minister yielded no results.
This case demonstrates the prevalence of unsolved suspicious death files in the country, revealing that investigations have become ineffective due to frequent transfers of responsibility. A family's 9-year struggle for justice draws attention to the inadequacy of the judicial system in similar cases, bringing concerns about security and rule of law to the fore.