Six Cambodians arrested after beating Turkish national UFUK ÖNTÜRK, 53, to death for hammer attack

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Re: Six Cambodians arrested after beating Turkish national UFUK ÖNTÜRK, 53, to death for hammer attack

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HaifongWangchuck wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 1:59 am
Albror wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 1:25 am Here is a Turskish article about it. They say that they wanted the corpse to be released and taken back home to follow their believes rather then Buddhist believes but Cambodia wont release it unless they get 10.000$.

https://www.sozcu.com.tr/kambocya-da-ol ... MPZKWq7ins
Are there not at least two or three mosques in every province in Cambodia? If they don't want him buried according to Buddhist rights, why then not give custody of his body to the one of them (and it's not even like it's all Chamic, Folkloric Islam: the nearby AlSerkal Mosque is in the orthodox Islamic tradition).

Perhaps a Muslim here could contact the mosque on his behalf?
Well, sure but this does not change that they probably want to take the last farewell themselves or making sure everything follow their Turkish traditions.

Not everything in life you just want to let someone else do for you, especially not when it involves a loved one.
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