The investigation launched by the Diyarbakır Chief Public Prosecutor’s Office continues after the lifeless body of 8-year-old Narin Güran, who went missing on August 21 in the Tavşantepe Neighborhood of the Bağlar district of Diyarbakır, was found in the Eğertutmaz Stream on September 8. The fact that Narin Güran was found in a bag in the stream bed 19 days after she went missing has brought about some allegations.
The incident, “Rabbit Hill” It has been suggested that it may be connected to a ritual known as Narin Guran‘of “Havin ritual” It has also been suggested that she may have been the victim of a ritual called “Rabbit Hill”. These developments have also brought to mind the book “Rabbit Hill” written by Robert Lawson in 1945. While the truth of these claims regarding the Narin Güran murder has not yet been clarified, the investigation continues in all its aspects.
Journalist Bircan Yıldırım drew attention to the increasing number of child murders in Turkey, and especially the brutal death of 8-year-old Narin Güran, on her social media account. Yıldırım also included a mysterious event known as the “Havin ritual” among the allegations she brought up.
Woman Crying at Graveside Became the Agenda!
After Narin Güran’s murder, the society showed a great reaction and many people visited Narin’s grave. During the visits, the words of a woman who was shedding tears at the grave drew attention. The woman, while crying, “This is how they killed my Havin” He spoke of a tragic loss by saying, Havin ritual strengthened his claims.
What is the Havin Ritual?
Bircan Yıldırım drew attention to the fact that the Havin ritual was associated with girls. Yıldırım questioned whether Narin Güran was a victim of this ritual and suggested that such murders were planned professionally. According to Yıldırım, such incidents usually target girls and the deaths of men are covered up by portraying them as armed conflicts.
Moreover, according to Bircan Yıldırım’s report, there are many children named Havin who were killed before they turned 6. The known names of those children are as follows:
Havin Dilek
Havin Gurkan
Havin Vuran
Havin Ekren
Havin Besta Hard
Havin Gundemir
Havin Nida Karabulut
Is Narin a Victim of the Havin Ritual?
Yıldırım stated that Narin Güran’s murder was not committed in a moment of anger but rather the result of a long preparation. He stated that the killers were experts in concealing similar murders and were also experienced in manipulating the law.
Bircan Yıldırım also made statements regarding similar murders in Diyarbakır and other regions. In particular, the increase in the number of children who lost their lives under the age of 6 has increased concerns about social security and protecting the future. Yıldırım emphasized that such incidents pose a major security problem not only for individuals but also for society in general and wound consciences.
What is the Temple of Mithras?
Temple of Mithraslocated in Çınar district of Diyarbakır Zerzevan Castle It is a mysterious structure belonging to the Roman period that was discovered in. This temple was dedicated to the Mithras religion, which was popular in the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD of the Roman Empire, and the Mithras belief was especially common among Roman soldiers.
The temple is known as one of the two Mithras temples in Anatolia. This structure has a side that is compatible with the mystical aspects of history and attracts the attention of many researchers. The temple, IlluminatiIt is the place where the symbols of Mithras, who is considered the ancestor of the ancestor, are best preserved. At the same time, the Mithras temple, Families that rule the world and attracts great attention from international documentary channels.
The religion of Mithras, It is a belief system that was widespread during the Roman Empire and was especially popular among the military class. The Mithraic religion is based on a myth in which the god Mithras killed a bull during a cosmic struggle. This myth With Mithras sacrificing the bullsymbolizes the struggle between good and evil in the world. This ritual was very important in Roman times and was usually performed in secret temples and secret meetings.
According to rumors, taking the bull to the top of the mountain is seen as a difficult process and human sacrifice There is some speculation that extreme practices such as slaughtering animals were practiced. However, there is no scientific evidence to support whether such practices were among the main ritual practices of the Mithraic religion. The Mithraic religion is generally known for bull sacrifices and other symbolic rituals and was not associated with extreme practices such as human sacrifice.
The place where Narin Güran’s body was found Tavşantepe is approximately 30 km away from Zerzevan Castle. The claims about whether there is a connection between the murder and the Temple of Mithras located under the Zerzevan Castle are also strengthened by this distance.
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Narin Guran Murder and the Book ‘Rabbit Hill’
Robert LawsonWritten by in 1945 “Rabbit Hill” The children’s book, “The Rabbit”, won the “Award of Excellence” in American Children’s Literature in 1954. Although the book appears to be a children’s story on the surface, it carries deep mythological and symbolic meanings. In this story, rabbits represent sacrifice and the struggle for salvation through themes such as fear, suspicion and hatred. The Hebrew text of the book is also in circulation.
“Rabbit Hill”rabbits in a locked in a barn and a struggle for freedom They give. The rabbits’ struggle to reach a ship that determines their fate deals with themes of struggle against difficulties and sacrifice. Rabbits have a sacred meaning in Jewish mythology, symbolizing the number 19. In addition, the fact that the word rabbit means “self-sacrificing hill” further deepens this symbolism. The book examines rabbits in a social and cultural context by associating them with girls.
In the work, some rabbits with blankets They are depicted as , which represents their endurance and ability to withstand difficulties. A ship docked at the water’s edge carries the hope of salvation. However, this hope is not easy to achieve; Rabbits are caught by their hind legs and turned upside down. This process is a symbol of hard struggle and sacrifice. The struggle continues until the left hind leg is cut off.
In the forensic medical examination of Narin Güran, it was determined that her left leg was broken. In a photo shared on social media with her mother, Narin is seen lifting her left leg backwards. These connections and symbols make one question whether there is a coincidence or a deep relationship between the book and the tragic events.
Are All These Connections Coincidental?
The coming together of all these details is truly surprising and thought-provoking. The rabbit being caught by its hind leg and turned upside down symbolizes the difficulties it faces and its struggle to overcome these difficulties and reach freedom. Such symbols, especially “Rabbit Hill” As in his book, he brings to the fore the themes of sacrifice and salvation. In the book, rabbits are treated as symbols of both individual and social struggles, symbolizing overcoming difficulties encountered in life and, in the end, salvation.
In this context, the tragic death of Narin Güran and the symbols attributed to this event inevitably attract attention. Tavşantepe Zerzevan Castle‘s proximity to the city and the existence of the Temple of Mithras are another factor that increases suspicions about the incident. Cult of Mithraswas a belief system built on rituals and symbols. This opens the door to speculation about the mystical or symbolic dimensions of the event.
As a result, the question of whether all these elements are just coincidences remains unanswered. However, these interpretations made through mythological and religious symbols provide a different perspective on the incident. These claims indicate that there may be a complex relationship between the Mithras Temple, the book “Rabbit Hill” and the Narin Güran murder.
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