Body held in the morgue: Statement from an employee at the hospital where terrorist leader Fethullah Gülen died!
Silence prevails on the second floor of St. Luke's Hospital, where FETÖ ringleader Fethullah Gülen died. Gülen's body is being held in the morgue after being moved there from room 251 on the hospital's second floor.
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The death of Fethullah Gülen, the ringleader of the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ) who fled Turkey in 1999 and lived in the U.S. state of Pennsylvania, was announced on the organization's website in the morning hours.
An unnamed hospital employee at St. Luke's Hospital stated that after dying in room 251 on the second floor of St. Luke's Hospital, which is located approximately 20 minutes away from Gülen's home, he was taken to the morgue.
The hospital employee stated that Gülen's relatives were waiting at the hospital morgue. While silence prevails on the second floor of the hospital, the presence of two Turkish individuals waiting in front of the hospital drew attention.
The calm at the hospital raised many questions.
Gülen was receiving treatment for kidney failure and diabetes, as well as dementia.