Mysterious death in Turkey: British dies, heart removed without consent
Mysterious death in Turkey: British dies, heart removed without consent
Belgrad-Wald, Türkei - A 28-year-old British named Beth died during a vacation in Turkey under mysterious circumstances. Like Bild , the family from Portsmouth traveled to Turkey on April 27. Shortly after arrival, Beth felt uncomfortable and was taken to the hospital, where she was moved to the intensive care unit.
Her husband Luke was not allowed to visit her, and the Turkish authorities did not inform him about the seriousness of her Situation. Tragically, Beth fell into the delirium and died, with the exact circumstances of death remained unclear. After her death, Beth's heart was removed without her husband's consent. Luke was briefly accused the authorities of poisoning his wife, but he was finally released. The hospital is currently being investigated for negligence.
family in emergency
Luke, who has two children aged 8 and 5, is now faced with the difficult task of looking after his family alone. The situation is traumatic for him and his children. In order to support the bereaved, the family collects donations via a "gofundme" page.
In another tragic incident, Ece Gürel, a 36-year-old landscape architect, was found four days after her disappearance in the Belgrade forest and died in the hospital. According to a preliminary autopsy report, she died of hypothermia due to longer cold exposure. It remains unclear why she was there and what she was doing there.
spiritual practices in focus
Gürel was interested in spiritual practices. According to media reports, she had taken part in a "witchcraft" course. There is speculation that possible practices such as "cried therapy" or the use of Ayahuasca, a hallucinogenic plant, played a role during their stay in the forest. hurriyet Has increased practices on social media.
In this context, Hale Özen, the course instructor of "witchcraft" course, was arrested due to the suspicion of "spread false information" and "qualified fraud". Özen denies the allegations and assures that the course had nothing to do with witchcraft. Psychiatrist Hakan Türdçapar warns of possible spiritual frauds that can affect particularly vulnerable persons.The investigation into Gürel's death and the circumstances of her stay in the Belgrade forest will continue, while the debate about spiritual trends and their risks further flared up.
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