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Horrific Incident in Adana: He First Killed the Woman, Then the Two Men Who Witnessed the Murder.

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Savaş Demir (50), the father of Ali Can Demir (25), who was killed by Osman Ataş (28) in Adana, stated that the suspect shot his son and his friend Sinan İlbey (28) after killing his girlfriend Semra Yılmaz (44), and said, "The woman ran to our children to seek refuge. When our children saw the situation, they asked the woman, 'Sister, is there anything we can do?' in order to help her."

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Savaş Demir (50), the father of Ali Can Demir (25), who was killed by Osman Ataş (28) in Adana, stated that the suspect shot his son and his friend Sinan İlbey (28) after killing his girlfriend Semra Yılmaz (44), and said, "The woman ran to our children to seek refuge. When our children saw the situation, they asked the woman, 'Sister, is there anything we can do?' in order to help her."

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Savaş Demir, the father of Ali Can Demir, who lost his life in the incident in Adana where 3 people were killed, explained that his son and his friend went to a scenic viewpoint and, noticing an argument in the car next to them, went to Semra Yılmaz's side to help, saying, "Our two children died instantly from a single bullet."

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Welt broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Wednesday, July 29, 2026.
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