First images from Fetullah Gülen's new home! Caught in the front seat of the vehicle

AA filmed Fetullah Terrorist Organization ringleader Fetullah Gülen as he left the new house he was taken to in April, after being removed from the farm in Pennsylvania where he had resided since 1999.

AA teams determined that Gülen is staying in a large house located at “260 Kennel Road, Saylorsburg, PA 18353”, approximately 12 minutes away from the Chestnut Retreat Center in the town of Saylorsburg, known as the center of FETÖ.

HAS 3 ROOMS AND 4 BATHROOMS

According to public real estate websites on the internet, the house, built in 2008 on approximately 12 acres of land, has 3 rooms and 4 bathrooms within its nearly 400-square-meter interior area.

TIGHTLY PROTECTED

Located in a secluded forest and valued at around 887 thousand to 1 million dollars, the house is tightly protected by security cameras placed around its perimeter and entrance.

It is alleged that the house was purchased in 2023 by the Meserret LLC company, owned by the children of Cevdet Türkyolu, one of the ringleaders of the organization who is stated to be responsible for Gülen's personal care.

CAUGHT ON CAMERA

In the garden of the house, which AA filmed from the air with a drone, there are 4 luxury vehicles as well as vehicles such as a snowmobile and a camper.

While the AA team continued filming, two luxury vehicles exited through the iron-barred gate.

Gülen, who was sitting in the front passenger seat of the black Mercedes in the back, was caught on camera, albeit briefly.

THEY IMMEDIATELY REMOVED HIM FROM THE AREA

The two luxury vehicles quickly proceeded toward an unknown location, removing Gülen from the area.

THEY CALLED THE POLICE

During the AA team's filming in the area, the people inside the house where Gülen is staying called the police.

After speaking with the team, the police left, requesting that they not enter Gülen's private property and that they be careful on the roadside, which is a passage without parking where traffic is flowing.

The claim that FETÖ ringleader Fetullah Gülen was removed against his will in April from the mansion called the "Chestnut Retreat Center" in the town of Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania, where he had stayed since 1999, and taken to another address, had been shared on social media by some figures within the organization.

It was alleged that Türkyolu, who is responsible for Gülen's personal care, and Mustafa Özcan, one of the main actors of the July 15 coup attempt, removed Gülen from the organization's center and locked him away in an unknown location in order to control the organization's financial resources in the event of Gülen's possible death.

Ebuseleme, the son of ringleader Gülen's younger brother Mesih Gülen, announced on his X account that Gülen was removed from the farm in Saylorsburg against his will and was being held in a place where his followers could not reach him, causing rifts and debates among the base.

Ebuseleme had shared that Türkyolu used his powerful position in the camp to further increase his personal wealth, a fact known by many segments of the organization.