Turkish law enforcement was startled by the documents from the computer of Islamic State member Yunus Durmaz, who was the organizer of the bloody terrorism that occurred in October 2015 near a railway station in the Turkish capital city of Ankara.

The police found the addresses of numerous churches, and the names of Alawite villages and organizations in Turkey in Durmaz’s computer, according to Agos Armenian bilingual weekly of Istanbul.

In addition, the Islamic State member had made notes in the said information he had collected, especially targeting the churches which Turks and Muslims attend. 

Yunus Durmaz had blown himself off on May 19 this year, when police tried to arrest him.

He was considered the Islamic State’s emir (commander) in Turkey.