In 205, photographer Mehmet Gülbiz was found half-burned with his hands and feet tied in his Istanbul apartment. Investigation revealed his Iranian girlfriend Parisa Ehteshamnia was present the night before. Video evidence showed Parisa tying Mehmet and then stabbing him multiple times. Parisa claimed the killing was unplanned, triggered by a struggle after Mehmet threatened her over their relationship. Parisa was arrested along with her Dutch boyfriend, who was unaware of the incident. The court found the murder premeditated and sentenced Parisa to life imprisonment plus additional time for theft of Mehmet's belongings.
Country: Turkey
State/Province: None
City/Region: Istanbul
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Dating
Relationship Duration: Approximately 1 year
Recorded context: New relationship started
Reported initiator: Victim
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: None
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How the relationship or connection began.
Approximately 1 year
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case plus _ کیس پلاس - Iran · Original language: English
دختر ایرانی در تخت خواب عکاس تُرک با فانتزی های جنسی عجیب
Jealousy
The case involves a romantic relationship with jealousy and control dynamics. The victim's lifestyle and the girlfriend's overlapping relationship with another man contributed to conflict escalation, culminating in a violent homicide. The suspect's claims of unplanned killing contrast with evidence suggesting premeditation.
Police found video evidence of the murder, items stolen by the suspect, and communications indicating relationship tensions. The suspect and her boyfriend were arrested. The court ruled the murder premeditated, sentencing the suspect to life imprisonment plus additional time for theft.
Conflicting narratives about whether the killing was planned or accidental; suspect's claims contradicted by video evidence and email communications.
Mehmet and Parisa met online and dated for about a year. Parisa also had a relationship with a Dutch man. Mehmet threatened Parisa over ending their relationship and exposing private photos. On the night of the incident, Parisa tied Mehmet, then stabbed him multiple times, and set fire to his body. She fled to hospital and then to her boyfriend's home. Police arrested both and found stolen items. Court found the murder premeditated.
High risk due to escalation of domestic conflict, threats, and overlapping romantic relationships with controlling behavior.
Relationship conflicts involving jealousy, control, and overlapping partners can escalate to lethal violence. Video evidence and digital communications are critical in reconstructing events. Threats and controlling behavior are important warning signs.
Threats by Mehmet to expose Parisa's private photos and controlling behavior; Parisa's simultaneous relationship with another man.
Video footage of the murder, messages between Mehmet and his friend, stolen items found with Parisa, neighbor statements about prior conflicts.
Video recordings of the murder, forensic examination of the body, digital communications, and physical evidence of stolen belongings.
Neighbors reported verbal altercations over noise but ruled out as motive. Mehmet's friend provided key information about Parisa's presence and messages. No direct eyewitnesses to the murder reported.
Initial police hypotheses about neighbors as suspects were ruled out. Video evidence clarified the suspect's role. Court proceedings confirmed premeditation despite suspect's claims of accidental killing.
Exact motive and psychological state of Parisa remain partially unclear due to conflicting accounts. The role of the Dutch boyfriend beyond arrest is not fully detailed.