Female Bomber Blew Herself Up, Killing a Cop and Herself

**kellyhound** · #1 ● 01-08-2015, 07:41 AM

Diana mentioned bomb attack on police held on January 6 in Sultanahmet Ramazanova family have identified the girl in the pictures.

In addition, it was announced that blood is taken from Diana's mother Rayzanat to do a DNA test.

18-year-old Diana Ramazanova of Dagestan was born in the city of Derbent said. Ramazanova's stepfather, "he asked us to go next to us Diana a month before the terrorist attack, said he expects a baby.

It was not stupid Diana was a very smart girl. We do not believe you did something still how that," he said.

Russian news site in the statement made by the law enforcement agencies according to the news in lifenews', DNA testing will be done through Interpol, to be compared with the suspect Diana DNA samples of mothers Ramazanova the DNA samples will be delivered to the Russian authorities said.

18-year-old Diana Ramazanova the Dagestani town of Derbent was born in Moscow and said they moved there with his family.

According to initial information obtained, work began Ramazanov at a store in Moscow, he met a man named Idris living in Turkey via the internet and then got married.

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Originally Posted by Schmuck ↗

According to a norwegian newspaper, she was a pregnant widow after a jihad warrior who was killed in Syria.
She was from Dagestana in Russia.

**kellyhound** · #2 ● 01-08-2015, 07:43 AM

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The family of Elif Sultan Kalsen, who was identified by authorities as the suicide bomber in a Tuesday attack on police in İstanbul, denied that the body of the bomber belongs to their daughter.

Her father, Mehmet Kalsen, and mother, Şirin Kalsen, went to the Council of Forensic Medicine (ATK) to identify the bomber as their daughter along with their lawyers on Wednesday.

After spending half-an-hour at the ATK, they reported that the bomber's body doesn't belong to their daughter as alleged by authorities.

A lawyer representing the family, Ebru Timtik, told reporters: “The body of a woman was shown to us inside [of the ATK] accompanied by a prosecutor. The body that we saw belonged to a white-skinned woman who was around 163 centimeters tall.

The mother and father of Elif Sultan Kalsen also came to the [room]. They looked at the woman's body. However, that body did not belong to Elif Sultan Kalsen.”
When asked if the family knows where Kalsen is, the lawyer replied that she has no information on that issue.

“The family hasn't had contact with her recently. That's why they cannot be sure of the reports [suggesting the bomber is Kalsen] circulating in the media. That's why we came here to be sure,” Timtik said.

The Turkish far-left DHKP/C has claimed responsibility for Tuesday's suicide bomb attack.
In a statement posted on "The People's Cry" website hours after the attack, the DHKP/C said the bombing was in protest of the ruling Justice and Development Party (AK Party) over the killing of 15-year-old Berkin Elvan, who died in March last year after spending more than nine months in a coma because of a head wound sustained during an anti-government protest. However, the group didn't disclose the name of the suicide bomber.