Syrian girl found dead in south Turkey’s Urfa
IDLIB, Syria (North Press) – Of Thursday, Syrians found the body of a Syrian girl who was stabbed to death in her house in Urfa city, southern Turkey.
“The relatives of the Syrian girl Yasmin al-Jassem, 18, found her dead and handcuffed in her house in Urfa city, southern Turkey,” informed Syrian human rights sources told North Press.
“Yasmin’s relatives lost contact with her a few days ago, before they went to her place of residence in the Sarin neighborhood to find her dead, with signs of torture and a knife stab in her neck,” the sources said.
Her relatives informed the police after they found Yasmin handcuffed and stabbed in the neck. They opened an investigation to know the circumstances of the case, and transferred her body to the forensic mortuary for autopsy.
Earlier, the 22-year-old Syrian woman, Salwa al-Hunaidi, was found murdered in Urfa, as a result of being stabbed in the chest and back.