In Istanbul Bağcılar, Ali S. killed his mother, Hava S., with a knife. The suspect, who threw his mother's head off on the balcony, set the house on fire. While the suspect was taken into custody, the fire in the house was extinguished. A statement was also made by the police on the subject.

The incident took place at around 16.30 in Fevzi Çakmak District 2005. Street. Ali S., who is alleged to be a drug addict, argued with his mother for an unknown reason.

Ali S., who killed his mother with a knife and threw his cut head from the balcony into the street, then set the house on fire. Upon notification, police, firefighters and medical teams were dispatched to the scene.

Neighborhood resident Mesut Usta said, “We know that he is a substance addict. We learned that he cut off his mother's head. We have no idea why. After the murder, he burned down his house. He went out on the balcony, showed his mother's head to people and threw it on the street. She fell in front of a passing motorbike driver. He did not leave the house, and the police detained him there," he said.

"INVENTION CONTINUES"
The following statements were used in the statement made by the Police on the subject:

"In the studies carried out in the district of Bağcılar regarding the crime of willful killing, it was determined that the woman named HS(58) was killed with a knife by the person named AS(26) in the incident that took place in the Fevzi Çakmak District around 16:00, and it was transferred to the scene. During the control, it was seen that the woman named HS lost her life, and it was understood that the person named AS started a fire in the living room of the house.

In research; It was determined that the suspect named AS was the son of the murdered woman named HS, and it was also understood that the suspect was on the run from mental and nervous diseases.

The suspect was caught by our officers with the crime tools he carried out at the crime scene. The suspect, who was caught on the subject, was referred to the judicial authorities. The investigation continues."