Güllü's cleaner reveals the 'window' warning she was given: Her fear came true
Gül Tut, known by the stage name 'Güllü', lost her life on the night of September 28 after falling from the enclosed terrace of her home in the Çınarcık district of Yalova. While the investigation into her death continues, interesting statements have come from Güllü's cleaner.
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While initial findings in Güllü's death indicate that it occurred as a result of a fall from a height, the investigation into the incident is ongoing.
According to the prosecutor's report, the artist was at home during the night with her daughter, Tuyan Ülkem, and her cleaner, Arzu Arslan.
In her statement, her daughter said that they had watched a movie after dinner and that her mother had started dancing to Roman music later in the evening. She explained that around 01:20, she suddenly lost her balance and fell from the open window.
SLIPPERY FLOOR DEBATE
Crime scene investigation teams detected liquid soap residue on the floor of the enclosed terrace. Reports indicated that the floor was slippery for this reason. This situation raised the possibility that the incident might be linked to the cleaning materials used in the house, rather than being a simple accident.
REMARKABLE STATEMENT FROM GÜLLÜ'S CLEANER
Arzu Arslan, the cleaner who has been helping with housework for Güllü for years, emphasized the artist's meticulousness regarding cleaning in her statement. Speaking to Show Ana Haber, Arslan said of Güllü, "She was very sensitive, very clean. She wanted the house to be cleaned constantly. She loved scented detergents very much. She would tell me, 'Arzu, tell me if your cleaning supplies run out.' I would only use bleach in the sink, but she wanted me to mop the floors with soap-scented detergent."
"HER FEAR CAME TRUE"
Arslan also stated that the famous artist was particularly anxious about window cleaning, continuing: "I haven't cleaned the windows at all for three months. She would say, 'You have a small baby. I cannot bear that burden, never mind, let them stay dirty.' She always told me, 'Arzu, don't open the window, you'll fall.' Her fear came true."