On September 3, 2018, Metin Buyuksen and his wife Najla were fatally shot in their home by a masked hitman mistakenly targeting another family due to a dowry dispute involving Metin's daughter-in-law Betul. Their daughter Bushra survived after being struck on the head and escaping. Initial suspicion fell on family members due to financial disputes and suspicious behavior, but a secret witness later revealed the murder was a mistaken attack linked to a revenge plot against another family. The hired killer, Ertugrul Celik, and accomplices Esra and Abdullah were sentenced to life imprisonment in 2023. The case involved complex family tensions, infidelity, theft, and false accusations, with Osman Buyuksen, Metin's son, persistently seeking justice.
Country: Turkey
State/Province: None
City/Region: Konya
Incident Type: Murder
Relationship Status: Married
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Recorded context: Affair started / overlapping relationship
Relationship timing: During marriage or ongoing partnership, before separation
Incident Date: Sept. 3, 2018
Primary reported outcome: Homicide
Reported self-harm outcome: No suicide or attempt reported
Reported sequence: Order not reported / unclear
Additional victims reported: 0
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2018-09-03
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The case involved a complex family conflict centered on dowry disputes, financial secrecy, and infidelity. Suspicion initially targeted family members due to contradictory statements and secret affairs, but the actual murder was a mistaken hit linked to an external revenge plot. The family dynamics of resentment, financial pressure, and mistrust contributed to the confusion and suspicion.
Police investigation revealed no forced entry, gunpowder residue on family members, and contradictory witness statements. A secret witness exposed the true perpetrators and motive. Arrests and life sentences were issued in 2023. Theft of money and gold from the crime scene remains unproven but suspected among family members.
Initial suspicion on family members due to contradictory statements and suspicious behavior. Conflicting accounts about number of attackers and identity. Later evidence revealed mistaken identity by hired killer. Uncertainty about involvement in theft versus murder among family.
On the night of September 3, 2018, a masked hitman entered Metin and Najla's home intending to kill another family but mistakenly killed them. Their daughter Bushra survived but gave contradictory statements. Family disputes over dowry and secret affairs complicated the investigation. A secret witness later revealed the true motive and perpetrators, leading to arrests and convictions in 2023. Family members' suspicious behavior may relate to theft rather than murder.
High risk due to unresolved family financial disputes, secret affairs, and potential for violent escalation. The presence of external actors and mistaken identity increased unpredictability.
Family financial disputes and secret affairs can obscure true motives and suspects in violent crimes. Contradictory witness statements may reflect shock or attempts to conceal involvement. External revenge plots can mistakenly target innocent families. Persistent investigation and new witness testimony are crucial for case resolution.
Contradictory witness statements, gunpowder residue on family members claiming absence, and dowry disputes were early signals of complex family conflict.
Audio recordings of dowry disputes, deleted romantic messages, suspicious behavior at crime scene, and secret witness testimony helped connect the case.
Gunpowder residue tests, phone call and message records, audio recordings, and witness confessions were strongest evidence types.
Bushra's contradictory statements; neighbors noted lack of shock from Betul and Or; secret witness revealed external perpetrators; family members gave conflicting accounts.
Initial family suspicion shifted to external hired killers after secret witness testimony and police investigation in 2021; convictions followed in 2023.
Exact involvement of family members in theft remains unproven; motives behind suspicious behavior not fully clarified.