
In the investigation into the suspicious death of singer Güllü, new allegations were made about his son Tuğberk Yağız Gülter.
In the suspicious death investigation of singer Güllü, new allegations about his son Tuğberk Yağız Gülter, such as the encrypted bedroom, the camera system at home and artificial intelligence searches, were added to the file.
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In the investigation into Güllü's suspicious death, her sister's lawyers filed a new criminal complaint.
In the investigation into Güllü's suspicious death, new allegations made about his son Tuğberk Yağız Gülter added a different dimension to the file.
According to the news of the pro-government Sabah newspaper, the criminal complaint filed by Güllü's sister's lawyers included remarkable allegations about the security camera system in the house.
Allegedly, only Güllü and his son Tuğberk Yağız Gülter had access to the camera system. However, it was claimed that some cameras in the house were not working.
The presence of a combination lock system on the singer's bedroom door was also among the details highlighted in the criminal complaint. These allegations raised questions about the use of the security system at home.
HE ENTERED THE HOUSE FROM HIS NEIGHBOR'S TERRACE
Another issue that stood out in the file was what happened on the day Güllü died. It was stated that Tuğberk Yağız Gülter went to his neighbor's terrace to enter the house, and then reached the window using the stairs.
Stating that he did not know the password to the door, Gülter explained what happened that day in his statement to ATV News.
Stating that he woke up his neighbor across the street to enter the house, Gülter used the following statements:
"I need to get into the house somehow because our condolences will begin. We woke up our neighbor across the street and entered his house. I went up to his terrace. After the terrace, I leaned a ladder against the window. Think of a two-stage glass, with two windows. I broke the first stage with a punch and the second stage with a stone."
CAMERA RECORDINGS WERE DELIVERED WEEKS LATER!
One of the allegations in the criminal complaint reported in Sabah's news was about the delivery process of security camera records. It was learned that Tuğberk Yağız Gülter handed over the flash memory containing the images to the authorities a few weeks after the incident.
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE SEARCHES DRAW ATTENTION
One of the most striking allegations regarding the investigation file was Gülter's internet searches before handing over the flash memory.
Gülter's question in artificial intelligence applications: "Can it be detected that the sound of a video has been tampered with?" and "Can past camera footage be accessed?" It turned out that he asked questions like this. The searches in question were among the headlines highlighted in the criminal complaint.
HIS FIANCEE'S PHONE SIGNALS ARE ALSO ON FILE
Another allegation in the criminal complaint was about Gülter's fiancée's phone call. Allegedly, the phone belonging to his fiancée gave a signal from Yalova in the morning hours before the day Güllü lost his life.
While the investigation into the singer's suspicious death continues, it has been a matter of curiosity how the allegations in the criminal complaint will be evaluated.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Allegations included in the investigation file will be examined by the prosecutor's office.
Very likely · Within weeks
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