New development regarding Eylem Tok and her son who fled to Egypt!
A request has been made for a red notice to be issued for author Eylem Tok and her 17-year-old son, whom she whisked away from the scene and took to Egypt following a traffic accident in Eyüpsultan that resulted in one death.
In Eyüpsultan on March 1, it is alleged that 17-year-old T.C., the son of author Eylem Tok, was driving a vehicle with license plate 34 EEG 06 around 11:00 PM when he struck three ATV-type vehicles parked on the side of the road due to a breakdown. As a result of the accident, 29-year-old Oğuz Murat Acı lost his life, and other individuals present at the scene were injured.
Following the accident, mother Eylem Tok arrived at the scene before police teams and whisked her son T.C. away. Investigations conducted by the teams determined that the mother and son had departed from Istanbul Airport for Egypt the following day at approximately 3:00 AM.
Within the scope of the investigation launched by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office regarding the incident, an arrest warrant was issued the same day for suspect Eylem Tok on charges of 'aiding and abetting a criminal,' and for suspect T.C. on charges of 'causing the death of one person and the injury of multiple people.'
RED NOTICE REQUEST
Within the scope of the investigation, a request was also made for a red notice to be issued for the suspect mother and her son. The forms prepared for this purpose were processed and sent to the Ministry of Justice.
News Source: İHA
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