112 recordings of the accident that killed Oğuz Murat Aci revealed: 'My life is over'

Following the accident, in which 4 people were also injured, 17-year-old T.C. was taken by his mother, author Eylem Tok, first to Egypt and then to the USA.

The Porsche brand vehicle belonging to Timur Cihantimur automatically called 112 at the moment of the accident. The call, which took place as a satellite call, went directly to Ankara. Since it was a car phone, the conversations inside the vehicle were recorded automatically. The calls from the 112 teams in Ankara, such as "Hello, hello, can you hear me?", remained unanswered.

The Ankara teams, who received the notification but could not establish communication with those in the vehicle, later contacted the 112 teams in Istanbul to share the location information. This time, the Istanbul 112 team called the number. Because it was an emergency, the car phone opened automatically. During this time, all conversations were recorded.

CIHANTIMUR'S VEHICLE CALLED 112

It has emerged that after the accident, the vehicle driven by Timur Cihantimur automatically called 112, prompting the teams to act quickly, but Timur Cihantimur and his friends did not respond to the 112 officials in any way.

"I HAD A VERY BAD ACCIDENT, I HIT SOMEONE"

In the audio recordings, Cihantimur is heard calling a person named Adem and saying, "Brother Adem, I had a very bad accident on the road. Please come, please come. God damn me, come immediately. The man is dying, come immediately. I hit someone, come immediately. My life is over." It is also heard that Cihantimur's vehicle automatically called the 112 Emergency Service and no one answered.

On the other hand, it is also reflected in the recordings that his friends were calling out to Oğuz Murat Aci and searching for him.

News Source: İHA