Here is the translation of the text into English: "Here is Timur Cihantimur's recorded conversation at the moment of the accident: My life is over, come quickly."

The audio recording of Timur Cihantimur, who fled to the USA with his mother Eylem Tok immediately after the traffic accident that led to the death of Oğuz Murat Aci in Eyüpsultan, Istanbul, has emerged.

The recording of Timur Cihantimur's conversations at the time of the accident occurred as follows. According to a report on Halk TV, Cihantimur's luxury vehicle automatically dialed 112 at the moment of the accident. The satellite call directly reached Ankara, and since it was a vehicle phone, the conversations inside the car were automatically recorded. The calls from the 112 teams in Ankara asking, "Hello, hello, can you hear me?" went unanswered.

The Ankara teams, who received the notification but could not communicate with those in the vehicle, later contacted the 112 teams in Istanbul to share their location information. This time, the Istanbul 112 called the number that was sought. Since it was an emergency, the vehicle phone was automatically activated. During this time, all conversations were recorded.

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

In the audio recordings, it is heard that Cihantimur called a person named Adem and said, 'Adem Abi, 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.'

WHAT HAPPENED?

As a result of 17-year-old Timur Cihantimur crashing his luxury car, which he was driving without a license, into three parked ATV-type vehicles on the roadside, 29-year-old Oğuz Murat Aci lost his life. After the accident, in which multiple people were injured, the driver Timur Cihantimur was smuggled first to Egypt and then to the USA by his mother Eylem Tok. A warrant was issued for them. The Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office, which launched an investigation into the incident, issued a warrant for Eylem Tok on charges of "protecting a criminal" and for Timur Cihantimur on charges of "manslaughter and injury" after determining that they flew to Egypt from Istanbul on March 2 at around 03:50, and requested a red notice to be issued against them.

THEY WERE CAPTURED IN AN OPERATION

Turkey requested the extradition of the mother and son from the USA last month. Timur Cihantimur and Eylem Tok, who were captured by the police in Boston, USA, on Friday, June 14, appeared separately before a judge in the USA. In previous hearings, it was decided to continue their detention.