 Arpapay and Perçikli became 'lovers', reports said, adding that he invited her over the day before his body was discovered. CCTV footage shows the pair walking into Arpapay's apartment block at about 9:30am, Turkish newspaper Cumhuriyet reported. It appears Perçikli is wearing a blue wig. Detectives believe Perçikli and Demir's male associates, identified as Doğan Sarıyıldız and Fatih Erginoğlu, ambushed Arpapay. They knocked him out with ether before placing him in handcuffs and injecting a chemical into his arm. It's believed the victim died shortly after, with the suspects swiping Arpapay's apartment key and entering to steal his money. Security footage showed Perçikli leaving the apartment building at around 9:20pm while three others were seen leaving on foot at 4am the following morning. Perçikli has been detained and remains in custody, local media reported (Picture: Muhterem Percikli/Newsflash) CCTV footage captured the moment the pair entered the victim's apartme){kind=link}
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A man from the UK was allegedly tied to a chair and killed with a lethal injection after falling for a 19-year-old woman from Turkey.
Murat Arpapay, 57, reportedly moved away from his family in England in 1993 to make a life with online friends living in Istanbul.
But shocked locals discovered the translator’s body in the ventilation shaft of a rented apartment in the Bahçelievler suburb on July 27, according to CNN Turk.