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Faruk Atıcı, a Turkish national living in the Netherlands, told Dutch Television (NOS) about his fight to save his daughter Melis and her 5-month-old grandson. According to the news of BBC Turkiye Yusuf Özkan, Melis' story began when her boyfriend Yusuf went to Syria a few years ago to join the DAESH terrorist organization. The young woman of twenty years became radicalized after falling in love with Joseph.
FROM THE NETHERLANDS TO SYRIA
About 2 years ago, "I go to Heaven", he fled his home in the Netherlands, Syria, where he passed. Indicating that her daughter entered a dark uncertain future, Faruk Atici told the police. The family has not been able to connect with her daughter for a long time. Melis, who had a son by Yusuf, a jihadist during this period, said he wants to return to the Netherlands by calling his family in the days when operations against DAESH intensify.
THE TERRORIST ORGANIZATION HAS BEEN PRESENTED AT THE CAMPAGNA CAMPING
Meanwhile, his lover Yusuf was killed during the air operations. Melis, with the help of the smugglers tried to take the child from Syria to Turkey. However, due to intense bombing did not reach Turkey. Arrested by terrorist groups in the border region, Melis was taken to a camp under the control of the PYD / YPG, a terrorist organization in northern Syria, with her child. Melis, who had asked for help from the Aja government along with other Dutch women in the camp, had been told to personally contact any Dutch office.
SELL THE DARK, THE DENSITY FOR THE GIRL
Since there was no Dutch diplomatic representation in Syria, Melis' attempt to return home was in vain. His father Faruk Atıcı decided to save his daughter. The shooter goes to Turkey several times, has been contacted by human traffickers. Faruk Atıcı, who sold his home to provide the necessary money and spent much of his time, embarked on a tough trip last summer.
THE KAMPI FOUND
sometimes on horseback or on foot, sometimes by boat and horse taxis from Turkey, Iraq, Syria has managed to reach there, in the north. Atici, who found the camp where her daughter was detained, persuaded the authorities of the terrorist organization because of her long efforts and led to the release of Melis for humanitarian reasons.
FROM SYRIA TO IRAQ
Melis was stunned by the sight of her father. "It was a good moment," explains Faruk Atici. However, the real challenge started later. Midnight father, daughter and 5-month-old smugglers escorted to Iraq to go north of Iraq.
"HE NEVER GRANTED THE NIGHT CHILD"
"It was very dangerous, we had no official documents, we risked a lot, fortunately we were lucky, the crying baby never cried that night," he says. After a difficult journey in the north of the Iraqi city of Erbil with Atici and his daughter and nephew, he went to the Dutch consulate.
MOTHER AND CHILD FROM DNA
The consulate, however, asked the mother and child to undergo DNA testing to organize the necessary travel documents. DNA samples from Melis and the child were sent to the Netherlands to be tested. Meanwhile, Faruk Atici and Melis and her child were arrested by the Iraqi authorities for "having taken illegal documents in the country for illegal reasons".
RACING AND FUN
The shooter was placed in a separate prison, and Melis and her child were placed in another prison. Faruk Atıcı, who remained with more than 75 people in a small ward, explained the situation there, "There was not a shower nor a toilet nor a bed and a blanket". Prison conditions are quite heavy, he said. "Inmates were beaten every day, children were raped," he says.
TWO RESISTANT MONTHS
Claiming that most of the prisoners are jihadists, Atıcı states that many DAESH know nothing about Islam, nor even know how to pray. Two months later, after the DNA results arrived, the father-daughter and the child were released when the Dutch consulate of Erbil prepared the necessary documents.
FREE TO COMPLETE
Flying to the Netherlands from Erbil with his father and daughter, Melis was detained at the Amsterdam Schipol airport about 6 months ago to "be a member of a" terrorist organization ". Melis Atici, who was put in a special cell in Vught Prison, was released on trial Monday and released pending trial.
"DEDISMO FATTO"
Faruk Atıcı, his daughter and nephew to take to Holland, "I was actually driving me crazy, I could die," he says. Melis, thinking that his trip to Syria "ended in paradise" is now displeased, Atici believes that his daughter's love for her son will heal him and help him lead a normal life.
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