Mete Şahin from Çorum missing in the United States! No news for two days.
For two days, no news has been received from 31‑year‑old Mete Şahin from Çorum, who lives in Michigan, United States. His family is asking for help to locate the missing Turkish youth.
No news has been received from Mete Şahin, a Turkish citizen originally from Çorum who lives in Michigan, for two days. After Şahin, who has reportedly been staying in his vehicle for some time, posted the message “Make your rights lawful.” on his social media account, it was reported that he could not be reached.
Last Seen in Ohio
According to information provided by his family, Şahin was last seen in the U.S. state of Ohio. No news has been received from the young man, whose phones are reported to be turned off, since that time. His family has asked friends and acquaintances for help in locating Şahin.
In checks carried out by the police units contacted by the family, no record of Şahin’s whereabouts was found. The family, expressing concern for the young man's safety, is awaiting contact with him.
Witnesses Asked to Report to Police
Those who have seen Şahin or know his whereabouts are requested to inform the nearest police station. The family demands that any developments be communicated to them as well.
Social Media Call for Help
Those who know where Mete Şahin is or have seen him were asked to contact the individuals sharing information via social media. The family is seeking support from the public to locate Şahin.
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