The incident took place on June 11 in İncek District of Çankaya. Allegedly, an argument broke out over the messages received on the phone of British Thomas Blyth and his Czech wife Victoria Vera Blyth. After the argument turned into a fight, Thomas Blyth killed his wife with a gun and then committed suicide by shooting himself in the head with the same gun. Following the investigation of the police and medical teams who came to the area upon the notice of the people around, the bodies of the couple were taken to the Forensic Medicine Institute. The couple's three children were handed over to their relatives who came to Turkey.
No one has received Victoria Vera Blyth's body yet.
After the procedures at the Forensic Medicine Institute, Thomas Blyth's body was handed over to his relatives to be taken to his country, while Victoria Vera Blyth's body has not yet been received.
He came to Ankara 5 years ago.
It was learned that Thomas Blyth, who settled in Ankara 5 years ago, had a company operating in oil and drilling business. It was reported that Victoria Vera Blyth, who came to Ankara later, organized sports, art and social events.
