The Ministry of Justice Announced That the Allegations That "DNA Samples Were Not Taken From His Clothes by the Forensic Medicine Institute"

The Ministry of Justice announced that the allegations that "DNA samples were not taken from his clothes by the Forensic Medicine Institute and the necessary biological examinations were not carried out" within the scope of the investigation into the death of Rojin Kabaiş are not true. In the statement made on the ministry's NSocial account, it was stated that some media and media outlets made false claims that "DNA samples were not taken from his clothes by the Forensic Medicine Institute and the necessary biological examinations were not carried out" within the scope of the investigation into the death of Rojin Kabaiş. In the statement, it was emphasized that biological examinations and DNA analyzes were carried out on the clothes reportedly taken off Rojin Kabaiş, and it was reported that the clothes in question were first sent to the Van Gendarmerie Criminal Laboratory and a report was prepared regarding the biological examinations.

In the statement, it was stated that the clothes were later sent to the Biology Specialization Department of the Forensic Medicine Institute and a detailed report was prepared as a result of the examinations, and the following was stated: Many stain and swab samples were taken from different parts of the underwear, sweatshirts and sweatpants by the Biology Specialization Department of the Forensic Medicine Institute. Visual stain examination, blood and human blood research, menstruation-induced blood analysis, autosomal STR DNA analysis and Y-STR DNA analyzes were performed on these samples. Therefore, The claim that 'No DNA sample was taken from Rojin Kabaiş's clothes' is clearly contrary to reality.