Veil of mystery lifted in Güllü's death: The 'plug' detail
The veil of mystery surrounding the death of singer Güllü has been lifted. The expert report stated that Güllü's fall from the window could not be explained by a "normal fall" and that there is a high probability of physical intervention.
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Gül Tut, known as the singer Güllü, lost her life on September 26 after falling from the window of her home in Yalova. The investigation into her death, which was initially thought to be a suicide, has taken a new turn.
While the Yalova Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has launched a multi-faceted investigation into Tut's death, the emerging data shows that the incident was not a simple accident as previously thought.
SUSPECTS CAUGHT WHILE FLEEING TO GEORGIA
Following the incident, Güllü's daughter, Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter, and her friend, Sultan Nur Ulu, were caught while attempting to flee to Georgia.
During interrogations, it was revealed through audio recordings that Güllü's daughter, Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter, pushed her mother from the window while saying, "I'm going to throw you now," and then said, "See you, bye-bye."
These recordings created strong suspicion that the incident was not a suicide, but a murder.
Investigations into the suspects of the incident are deepening. Following an analysis of the audio recording by TUBITAK, a witness involved in the case stated that Sultan had asked Tuğyan to pull the plug on the camera in the living room.
According to the witness's statement, Sultan later learned that the plug belonged to the camera.
The report prepared by the expert committee contains shocking details. According to the report, Güllü's death could not be explained by a "normal fall," and the possibility of her being "pushed or caused to fall by physical pressure" is strong.
In the examinations conducted, the direction of Güllü's fall, body angle, acceleration, contact points, and impact force did not match an ordinary slip or stumble. It was noted that the physical parameters were more consistent with an externally applied force.
Examinations conducted with 3D modeling and multiple simulation techniques regarding Güllü's death revealed that signs of external intervention are scientifically supported. These findings have raised serious doubts that the incident was merely an accident. The investigation into the incident is ongoing.