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It means Yumurtatepe, a hill in Ankara, Turkey. It's named Cesettepe because in Dec 26, 2016, somebody found a dead body at Yumurtatepe. (ceset means dead body, tepe means hill in Turkish.) Then a teacher named Türker (a physical education teacher) said "Sizi Cesettepe'ye götüreceğim." (I will take you to The Cesettepe) and he actually didn't know its real name Yumurtatepe. He just said Cesettepe without the intention of making a joke.
Let's go to The Cesettepe.
I will take you to The Cesettepe.
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