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In Eyüpsultan, Oğuz Murat Aci, who was standing next to his broken-down car on the night of March 1, died in a crash when 17-year-old Timur Cihantimur hit him, while four people with him were also injured.
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After the crash, Timur Cihantimur and his mother Eylem Tok fled to the U.S., and the incident caused a major public outcry.
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ŞÜKRİYE ACI HAD WITHDRAWN HER COMPLAINT
After the crash, Aci’s wife Şükriye Aci withdrew her complaint with a petition she submitted to the court, citing the reason that “material and moral damages had been compensated.”
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“BLOOD MONEY” CONTROVERSY DIVIDED THE FAMILY
Oğuz Murat Aci’s father, Özer Aci, reacted strongly to this decision by his daughter-in-law Şükriye Aci, saying, “She sold my son’s blood.”
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LAWYER EMPHASIZES “DOUBLE COMPENSATION”
In a statement responding to public criticism, Bülent Cihantimur’s lawyer said, “Approximately twice the compensation that Şükriye Aci and the other injured family members could claim was paid.”
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Earlier claims in the press that “100 million TL was paid” had been denied. However, according to a report by Akşam newspaper, it was alleged that under the agreement, Şükriye Aci was given two 2+1 apartments from Kadıköy Emlak Konutları, along with a cash payment of 20 million TL.
News Source : 12punto
