Fethullah Gülen's bag opened: 'Burial money' was 2 thousand dollars

In the US, the contents of the suitcase and bag belonging to FETÖ leader Fethullah Gülen, who died on October 20, have been revealed.

Accordingly, it was announced that Gülen had left the royalties of his books to a foundation, and that among his belongings were 2 thousand dollars in "burial money" and quarter gold coins worth 12 thousand 640 dollars.

In a statement made on social media, it was stated that a suitcase and bag belonging to Gülen were opened on October 26 by Gülen's siblings Fazilet Korucuk and Mesih Gülen, as well as Adem Kalaç, Ahmet Kurucan, Cevdet Türkyolu, Kemal Gülen, Muhammed Yeşilyurt, Numan Yiğit, and Abdullah Aymaz.

It was noted that a power of attorney was found in the bag stating that Gülen had transferred the royalties of his books to a foundation named "Cascade Trust".

It was stated that the purpose of the foundation is to "direct the distribution of Gülen's ideas to educational institutions that study and implement them."

According to the statement, Gülen's belongings are as follows:

"20 thousand 20 dollars remaining from book royalties, 2 thousand dollars set aside as burial money, quarter gold coins worth 12 thousand 640 dollars to be used as gifts, a will requesting the payment of debts from the period they were incurred, a power of attorney showing that he donated his book royalties to a foundation, 1 pocket watch, 1 suit, personal belongings, and identification documents."