In the case of artist Gül Tut's death by falling from the window of her house in Yalova, her daughter Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment.
In the case of artist Gül Tut's death by falling from the window in Yalova, her detained daughter Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment for the crime of 'premeditated murder against the upper line'.
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Artist Gül Tut died by falling from the window of her house in Yalova's Çınarcık district.
The hearing regarding the death of artist Gül Tut, known publicly as "Güllü", by falling from the window of her house in Yalova Çınarcık, was held at the Yalova 1st High Criminal Court.
THE PROSECUTOR EXPLAINED HIS OPINION
According to the news in DHA, the public prosecutor announced his opinion on the merits. Reiterating his opinion in the first hearing, the prosecutor requested that the arrested defendant Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter (28), Güllü's daughter, be sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment for the crime of "premeditated murder against the superior lineage".
"WE DEMAND SULTAN TO BE TRIAL TOO"
In the report submitted by the lawyers of Güllü's brother, Kader Tut, regarding the camera footage from the night of the incident, it is revealed that Tuğyan said to the Sultan, 'Shh, shush, let's open Malkata so he can play like that' while Güllü was entering the sink, and that Güllü called out 'Open, open, open' after leaving the sink.
The defendant acted together with the Sultan here. The Sultan must be the defendant, not the witness. Sultan tells the truth in his statement, but he says it incompletely. "We demand that the defendant be punished for the crime of 'deliberately planned murder against the upper line' and that the Sultan be tried as well," he said.
TUĞYAN COULD NOT HOLD HIS TEARS
It was seen that Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter could not hold back her tears during the hearing.
"SULTAN HAS A PERSONALITY DISORDER DIAGNOSIS, HE IS LIING"
According to the news in DHA, Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter's lawyer Merve Uçanok stated that there was no evidence of the crime charged against her client and said that Sultan Nur Ulu was diagnosed with a personality disorder and said:
"There is nothing to suggest that my client deliberately killed his mother. Why is what Sultan said true? Why do we blindly agree with his statement? This was made to be said under pressure during the investigation phase. He has 5 statements, separately. We have received very important information that he has a personality disorder. He says with his own words, 'They diagnosed me with this. Tuğyan was also with me.'" His video is available.
"IF HE HAD THROWN IT DOWN, IT WOULD HAVE DNA"
I think this is important. Sultan is lying. He could have announced it even in the presence of the Chief Prosecutor and lawyers at the time of discovery. Just because it happened this way. Why doesn't he say it when he has the chance? In the discovery, he says, 'I was looking in the mirror on the left.' But it's not like that in the crime scene photo. There are boxes all over there. He can't look from there. We need to recreate the moment of the incident, in discovery. He's lying here too. "If my client had thrown his mother downstairs, there would definitely have been DNA."
After Uçanok's defense, the hearing was adjourned.
THE FIRST HEARING WAS HELD ON OCTOBER 1
The 21-page indictment, prepared by the Yalova Chief Public Prosecutor's Office after an approximately 10-month investigation process, was accepted by the Yalova 1st High Criminal Court.
"HARD LIFE PRISON" WAS REQUESTED
Aggravated life imprisonment was requested for the detained defendant Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter, Güllü's daughter, for the premeditated murder of a close relative.
HE DID NOT ACCEPT HAVING KILLED HIS MOTHER
At the hearing held at Yalova 1st High Criminal Court on October 1, the detained defendant Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter did not accept the accusations that he killed his mother.
"IF I SEEN IT, I WOULD TRY TO HOLD IT"
In defense of Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter; "We were playing when my mother came in. She played with us, too. Then, when my back was turned, I heard a voice saying 'ban'. I looked back and my mother had fallen. I said to the Sultan, 'run', and we went down together. While my back was turned, my mother fell. I didn't see that she touched anything. If I had seen her, I would have tried to hold her," he said.
The court postponed the decision hearing until today.
DECISION
Tuğyan Ülkem Gülter was sentenced to aggravated life imprisonment for the crime of "premeditated murder against the superior lineage".

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