Speaking to Malta Daily, one of Pelin Kaya’s family members stated that the young woman came to Malta because she was told “Malta is a peaceful place, especially for women. So she decided to continue her career in Malta.”
The woman’s grieving family has stated that they expect justice from Malta’s courts, and that “Mothers should not cry again because of these issues.”
Earlier today, Pelin’s mother, older sister, uncle, cousins and some friends visited the Gzira crime scene, with members of the Turkish national press accompanying.
Pelin was given a prayer service at the Paola Mosque on Saturday, with members of the Turkish community gathering together to recite prayers and verses of the Holy Quran in honour of the victim.
Kaya was killed by a cocaine intoxicated Jeremie Camilleri, who drove his car into her and subsequently a KFC outlet in Gżira. After an altercation with police, Camilleri was arraigned in court but plead not guilty to the murder.
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