Elif Kırav'ın Annesi Şükran Kırav: O Caninin Psikolojik Sorunları Vardı “Neler Oluyor Hayatta”

*Elif Kırav's Mother Şükran Kırav: That Monster Had Psychological Issues* Heartbreaking details have emerged in the horrifying murder of young influencer Elif Kırav! Her grieving mother, through tears, spoke for the first time about the brutal incident. The popular Kanal D program “What’s Going On in Life” aired a gripping and emotional episode today. Hosted by Hakan Ural and Ferda Yıldırım, the program featured the family of social media influencer Elif Kırav, who was savagely murdered by actress Sevil Akdağ. For the first time, Elif’s mother Şükran and her brother Furkan Kırav spoke live on air, sharing all the painful details. The grieving mother struggled to speak, choking on her words. Through tears, she recounted the horror, her daughter’s dreams, and the pain left behind, calling on the public and authorities to seek justice. She expressed her disbelief that her daughter was killed by someone she considered a friend, saying: *“I want a life sentence. I won't be at peace otherwise. I don’t know how I’ll ever get over this. My pain will never end. Let justice be served.”* *Here are her key statements:* *“I WAS UNCOMFORTABLE WITH HER COMING TO MY HOUSE”* “They had known each other for 6-7 years. I think they met at clubs. She had become obsessed with my daughter. She was extremely jealous and aggressive. She used to come to my house. I used to say, ‘Honey, I don’t like this girl.’ It was like I had a feeling. She’d reply, ‘Mom, what can I do, tell her not to come?’ I hadn’t seen that monster for the last two years. My daughter didn’t want to see her either. But she kept clinging to her. She was aggressive and jealous, hated when Elif was friends with others. I never imagined she would do something like this.” *“MY DAUGHTER WAS DISTURBED BY HER”* “I warned Elif many times. I didn’t want them to be in contact, but she didn’t want to hurt anyone either. She was such a kind-hearted girl. She told me, ‘Mom, please don’t say anything. I’ll slowly distance myself from her.’ I never warmed up to that girl. Whatever my daughter bought, she’d get the same thing. Once, I overheard Elif yelling on the phone: ‘Enough already, do I have to be friends only with you?’ She was obsessively attached to her.” *“SHE MURDERED MY SISTER WITH 53 STAB WOUNDS”* Responding to speculation on social media suggesting Sevil Akdağ may have had romantic feelings toward Elif Kırav, her brother Furkan said: *“SHE CAME TO THE HOUSE WITH A KNIFE”* “These claims are completely false — there was nothing of that sort. My sister cared deeply for her friends. I knew everything about her. She might have appeared differently on social media, but she was very compassionate and clear-minded. That woman had psychological problems, but we never imagined she could do something so horrific. This was outright evil. The story reported in the media isn’t even close to the whole truth. They had gone out to eat that night. Later, Elif went to visit other friends, then returned home alone. That girl called again and insisted on coming over, though Elif didn’t want her to. She showed up anyway — and not only that, she murdered my sister with 53 stab wounds, not 30 like the media says. I knew the girl. She was just a regular friend of my sister’s. She even came to my birthday. She seemed normal. I don’t know what happened inside the house. But she brought a knife — it was planned. I don’t believe she was drunk at all. She even cut her own wrists to pretend she was mentally unstable. This wasn’t something done under the influence of alcohol. I don’t believe there were any romantic feelings. Maybe some hidden grudge we didn’t know about — but we have no proof.” *WHAT HAPPENED THAT NIGHT?* Mother Şükran Kırav recounted finding her daughter covered in blood: “My other daughter had surgery, so I was staying with her. Elif called me and asked, ‘Mom, when will you come?’ I said, ‘Tomorrow morning.’ She replied, ‘Bring my nephews too, I miss them so much.’ I said okay. I had forgotten my key with her sister, so I called Elif many times, but she didn’t answer. I had a bad feeling and asked my downstairs neighbor, ‘Birsen, please go upstairs and check.’ She did, and then said, ‘Şükran, Elif is lying in a pool of blood. Come quickly!’ I was very close. I don’t even remember how I got up those six floors. The door was open — it wouldn’t shut properly since there had been a burglary a month earlier. She had left the birdcage and Elif’s phone outside — so no one could contact her. She planned it all carefully. When I entered, the place was covered in blood. Even the walls were scratched. Elif fought hard. She left claw marks everywhere. I shouted, ‘Elif, wake up!’ but she didn’t answer. I screamed. I almost jumped out the window. I hit the counters. I lost control. I will never forget that sight. She suffered terribly. She was murdered brutally, savagely. The house is still sealed.”