The case of the death of the famous Turkish singer Gülüş has returned to the media spotlight after her former manager, Ferdi Aydın, made controversial statements accusing her daughter, Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter, of being involved in her mother’s death, claiming he possesses text messages proving her involvement. This has sparked widespread reactions across media outlets and among fans of the late artist.

Gülüş died after falling from the fifth floor of her home in the Çınarçık district of Yalova, while she was with her daughter and a friend. The incident was initially classified as an "accidental fall." Nevertheless, doubts about the nature of the event persisted, raising ongoing questions about whether it was an accident, a suicide, or a planned crime.

In an effort to clarify the circumstances of her death, Ferdi Aydın stated that he has text messages indicating a premeditated intent by Tuğyan to harm her mother, including a message saying: "Can you find me a killer to kill my mother?" According to Habertekno, some witnesses close to the daughter reportedly heard her say the same phrase. Gülüş had also expressed fear to Aydın about her daughter’s behavior and use of prohibited substances, which made her feel threatened before her death.

“Defamation”

Legally, Tuğyan Gülter filed a complaint against journalists who covered the case, accusing them of "violating privacy and defaming" her.

At the same time, the public prosecutor expanded the investigation to examine digital messages and call records, aiming to uncover the truth and possibly redirect the course of the case.

The case, blending mystery with family accusations, remains under close scrutiny, with widespread anticipation for the official investigation results and what the digital evidence will reveal about the circumstances surrounding the late singer’s death.