Güllü and her daughter's final messages revealed!

While uncertainty remains regarding the death of Güllü, one of the unforgettable names of Arabesque music, new information has been added to the investigation file.

In the examinations regarding the famous artist's death, the final WhatsApp messages between her and her daughter, Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter, who is the prime suspect, were examined in detail.

According to a report by Sabah, the technical examination revealed that the mother and daughter had discussed appointments, credit card details, and daily plans before the incident. It was also determined that there were voice messages sent by Güllü on the night of the incident, as well as consecutive calls that went unanswered.

The messages "Mom" and "Turn it down a bit" sent by Gülter to her mother were also among the notable elements.

In her statement, Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter described what happened that night as follows: "My mother Gül, Sultan, and I were together at our home on September 26, and we had dinner. Around 01:00 at night, Sultan and I went to my room.

Shortly after we went to our rooms, my mother Gül came to our room and started reading a novel. Suddenly, she stood up and leaned out of the room's window.

When Sultan screamed, my mother immediately pulled back. She said she wanted to leave the building and knocked on the neighbors' doors.

I didn't see what happened after that. I don't remember if I was outside when my mother died, but I still haven't been able to get over the shock of the incident," she stated.

"MOM, TURN IT DOWN A BIT!"

In the WhatsApp correspondence, it was seen that the mother and daughter were messaging about daily plans, credit card transactions, and appointment times in their final conversations.

It was recorded that Güllü replied, "Okay, I'm talking, I'll write it down," to Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter's message, "Write the appointment time to me, mommy."

The records also revealed that there were voice messages sent by Güllü on the night of September 26, as well as consecutive calls that remained unanswered.

It was determined that Gülter, who did not receive an answer, sent the messages "Mom" and "Turn it down a bit" to her mother.