Sultana Nur Confirms That Gullo's Daughter Pushed Her by the Feet Investigations Reveal That Gullo Was Taking Anti-Anxiety Medication

New investigations into the death of Turkish singer Gul Tut, known as "Gullo," have revealed that her daughter Tuyan pushed her out of her fifth-floor room window, leading to her tragic death.

According to Turkish media, the defense team of the daughter accused of killing her mother announced their withdrawal from the case, after suspicions arose around her following her arrest last week by the police over fears she might leave the country.

Tuyan had denied any responsibility for her mother’s death on September 26, but her friend Sultana Nur, who was with her in the apartment the night of the incident, confessed in a new statement that Tuyan pushed her mother out of the window.

“Her daughter pushed her” According to Turkish media, Sultana Nur told investigators that "Gullo" was standing near the open window when her daughter grabbed her by the feet and pushed her out.

Although Tuyan’s lawyers confirmed that she has not yet been formally convicted, suspicions about her involvement led them to withdraw, out of respect for the late artist’s legacy. Tuyan did not respond to journalists’ questions regarding her motives.

The incident occurred at midnight on September 26, while the 52-year-old singer was dancing to music, shortly after entering her room, as captured by home surveillance cameras.

The daughter had denied any family disputes or criminal involvement, but investigators continued their inquiries, especially after the forensic report revealed high levels of alcohol in the deceased’s blood, in addition to taking anti-anxiety medications, which could have caused a loss of balance leading to the fall.

The case has drawn wide attention in Turkey, among the late artist’s fans and media, who have questioned the official narrative from the start and suggested that another person may have been involved in her death in her home in Yalova, near Istanbul.