Shocking claims from the father in the Eylem Tok case: Who did Eylem Tok have write her books?

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Following Eylem Tok's swift escape abroad with her son T.C. after the accident that resulted in the death of Oğuz Murat Aci, the books written by author Tok have become a subject of debate.

Father Özer Aci explained to 12punto the mystery behind how Tok's book Mihr entered the best-seller lists.

"I THINK SHE IS A FAKE AUTHOR"

Claiming that Eylem Tok had her books written by a lover from the Süleymancılar community, Özer Aci said: "They call her a famous author. Thank God they removed the word 'famous', only 'author' remains. I think she is a fake author. After Eylem Tok separated from her husband, she became lovers with someone from the Süleymancılar community. They even went to Serbia with this lover. They fought in Serbia, and she had that man thrown into prison there. She fled back to Turkey alone from there.

Whatever she promised this man or whatever pressure she put on him, someone else wrote the book. However, it is presented as if Eylem Tok wrote it. When you read the book, it describes her exactly," he said.

"THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE FROM AN ANIMAL"

Father Aci, stating that the book describes Eylem Tok exactly, quoted the following lines from the book:

“A human being who has lost their humanity and humaneness is no different from an animal that cannot be tamed.”

She is clearly talking about herself here.

"SOMEONE WHO HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH HUMANITY..."

Saying, 'She hasn't even read her own book,' Aci finally noted the following:

"When you read the book, it is obvious that a community wrote it. This is not something that a person who has nothing to do with humanity could write. I am sure that Eylem Tok has not even read her book from start to finish. It is difficult for a person to understand.

The continuation of the book is as follows;

'But if the law of nature has thrown a living creature into savagery, the flaw of animality should not be seen. Here, if a human cannot see themselves in themselves and cannot reform after a mistake, then what follows is neither a mistake nor can it be accepted in human nature.'

"IT IS DIFFICULT FOR A PERSON TO UNDERSTAND"

"One finds it difficult to understand whether what is written here was written in Turkish or in a different language.

'Actually, we are all like pebbles covered in pitch on a path. Only some of us have mud on us, some of us have water, and the water that disappears with the sun does not leave a mark like mud.'

That is exactly her! You write your book, but what is its purpose, what is its subject? None of that is in the book."

17-year-old Timur Cihantimur's father, Özer Aci, whose son Oğuz Murat Aci was killed after being hit by a car, made a highly controversial claim regarding the fugitive mother Eylem Tok involving the Süleymancılar.

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