Opposition to daughter's marriage may have preceded double stabbing: Report

The stabbing to death of two Irish women in Turkey may have happened after one of the dead women refused to allow the teenage murder suspect marry her daughter, local reports have said.

Opposition to daughter's marriage may have preceded double stabbing: Report

The stabbing to death of two Irish women in Turkey may have happened after one of the dead women refused to allow the teenage murder suspect marry her daughter, local reports have said.

The two women, thought to be from Co Down and carrying Irish passports, were found murdered in a forest just outside the city of Izmir, about 75 miles from the resort of Kusadasi, sources said.

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