Turkish woman saved from kidnapper thanks to ‘save me’ note
AYDIN
'Save me'
A Turkish woman has been saved from a kidnapper after leaving a note reading “Save me” to a gas station attendant.
Local media reported on Oct. 3 that a female hairdresser, identified only as D.Ç., was kidnapped in Ankara.
The kidnapper brought the woman to the western province of Aydın, where he stopped the car at a gas station.
While the man was looking away, the woman managed to give the attendant a paper napkin on which she wrote “Save me.”
After the car left, the gas station attendant called the police and notified them of a possible kidnapping attempt as well as the number plate.
The suspect, who was detained at a police checkpoint in Aydın’s Çine district, claimed that the woman was his girlfriend.
“Our families did not let us marry. I had only proposed her to marry without their permission,” he reportedly told the police.
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