Footage emerges of the accident that killed the son and father-in-law of Antalyaspor's Naldo
Security camera footage has emerged of the traffic accident that resulted in the deaths of the son and father-in-law of Edinaldo Gomes Pereira (Naldo), the Brazilian center-back for Süper Lig side Bitexen Antalyaspor, and left two others injured.
Antalyaspor's Naldo's son and father-in-law died in the accident, and the security camera footage has now been obtained.
While the trial of Ferhat K., who caused the accident while driving with an average blood alcohol level of 200 promille, continues at the Antalya 5th High Criminal Court on charges of "causing the death and injury of multiple people through conscious negligence," the security camera footage of the accident has been released to the press.
The footage shows the moment the car with license plate 34 FG 4053, driven by Ferhat K., enters the intersection at high speed and strikes the vehicle with license plate 07 ACP 207, driven by Walter Tilatti, on the front left side.
Following the accident, citizens who gathered at the scene can be seen attempting to assist the victims.
In the traffic accident that occurred on September 7, 2023, in the Uncalı neighborhood of the Konyaaltı district, Naldo's son Davi Pereira (4), his father-in-law Walter Tilatti (65), his mother-in-law Alexandra Nardy, and motorcycle rider Cüneyt Eslik were injured.
Among those taken to Akdeniz University Hospital, Davi passed away on October 16, and his grandfather Tilatti died on December 12.
News Source : AA
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