14.05.2025 14:20
Aylin Devrimel Radomisli Cates was found dead under suspicious circumstances in front of her home in the United States in 1995. She was scheduled to present an important report to the American military the next day. Her death was classified as a "strange accident." Years later, famous author Ayşe Kulin, whose novel "Adı: Aylin" is based on Cates's life, made a notable comment, saying, "Maybe FETÖ killed her; she might have learned things she shouldn't have known."
In January 1995, Aylin Radomisli Cates, who mysteriously passed away in the United States, still remains an unsolved case. The sudden death of the Turkish psychiatrist raises questions even after all these years. Aylin Radomisli Cates, whose real name was Aylin Devrimel, was found dead under her own vehicle in front of her home in Bedford, New York, on January 18, 1995. Aylin's body, dressed in a nightgown, was discovered by the housekeeper two days after the incident. There were no signs of struggle or forced intervention at the scene.
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
Authorities recorded Aylin's death as a "freak accident." However, her passing just one day before she was set to present an important report to the American Armed Forces Basic Training Commission raised various claims and suspicions.
"SHE MAY HAVE COME ACROSS INFORMATION SHE SHOULD NOT HAVE KNOWN"
Ayşe Kulin wrote about this mystery in her novel titled "Adı: Aylin," published in 1997. Years later, Kulin made a striking claim, saying, "Maybe FETÖ killed her; she may have learned things she shouldn't have known." Years after the incident, Ayşe Kulin appeared on the news program "Haber Bahane," hosted by Gökay Kalaycıoğlu, and her statements were chilling. Speaking in the Haberler.com studio, Ayşe Kulin said, "Aylin's death was a mysterious event; it still hasn't been solved. But I have a small guess. We were not aware of FETÖ at that time, that such a phenomenon existed. Later, we learned that there is a situation called FETÖ. I suspect that FETÖ members may have killed her. FETÖ is an American project. Perhaps Aylin unintentionally learned too much. This is my own guess; it's what goes through my mind. She may have come across information she should not have known and may have reacted to it. Because Aylin was a woman who chased the truth."