A Turkish woman in her seventies kills her husband and dismembers his body into 15 pieces in Bursa

Details of the crime: Murder, dismemberment, and disposal in the neighborhood
Investigations revealed that Cadila Ozonoglu killed her husband, Ali Fuad Ozonoglu (75 years old), in late January inside their home. She then dismembered the body and disposed of parts of it in their neighborhood's containers, leading to the loss of body parts and delaying their discovery, leaving the man without a grave, according to local media.
The court issues its ruling and the wife denies the murder
The Turkish court ordered the woman to be imprisoned last week after forensic evidence emerged linking her to the crime, despite her denial of killing her husband and her admission only to dismembering the body and disposing of it in the containers.
She claimed that her husband fell down the stairs and died on January 28, and that she tried to hide the body for fear of being accused of pushing him intentionally.
Crime revealed through investigations and surveillance video
The police received a report about the husband's disappearance two days after the incident, leading to the later discovery of blood stains and the murder weapon, a cleaver, in the couple's home.
Surveillance cameras also showed the last sighting of the husband alive as he returned home on the day of the incident, documenting the final moments of his life.
Finding body parts
The investigation led the police to the containers where the wife had disposed of the body parts about two months ago, shocking the local residents and neighbors of the victim, and leaving a deep psychological impact on the family and the local community.