

Piling wrote:I don't think it is the center in itself which was the target but Sakine Cansiz.
So perhaps other high ranked people could be reached, perhaps not.


why would the risk going into the centre not knowing if the centre was being watched, if there was CCTV inside and not knowing who else might be in the centre. If it was only Sakine Cansiz they were after they could have waited and caught her outside on her own?





Piling you be careful who you let in your door


Piling wrote:You forget that according to AFP I am already dead, so nothing could happen to me anymore



Piling wrote:Breaking News : all the victims were executed by several bullets in the head : 4 bullets for one, 3 for the others.
So it was really an 'execution' and probably with a silent weapons because the place is not deserted.

Kurdistano wrote:definitely the work of hate towards these woman. Otherwise 1-2 bullets in the head would have been enough. Seems like the work of Ultra-Nationalists.


Anthea wrote:Kurdistano wrote:definitely the work of hate towards these woman. Otherwise 1-2 bullets in the head would have been enough. Seems like the work of Ultra-Nationalists.
Do you think it is a one-off attack or could other such centres be at risk?





Piling wrote:More details :
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20968375
Apparently the murderer took the keys and locked behind himself. I am sure he knew the place very well.

Piling wrote:or Syria which have a big interest to make fail the peace.

The first details of the autopsy report on the bodies of Sakine Cansız, Fidan Doğan and Leyla Şaylemez are coming through. It is understood that the autopsy put the death of the three Kurdish women between 6 and 7pm on Wednesday 9 January. The autopsy also confirmed that the three women were hit in the head by more than one bullet.
“One of them was hit by four bullets on the head, and two others were hit by three bullets each”, said a judicial source speaking to French channel TF1.
According to report by TF1, 9 bullet casings and three cartridge bullets were found during the examinations started at the scene after the discovery of bodies of three Kurdish activists. The bullets are said to have been fired from a 7.65 mm caliber pistol. The number of pistols used in the bloody attack is expected to become clear after the announcement of a ballistic investigation into the incident.
No one has claimed responsibility or been arrested for the attack so far. A witness who reportedly heard consecutive gunshots from the scene on Wednesday afternoon has born testimony to French authorities, according to initial reports received on the ongoing investigation.


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