06.10.2025 13:10
The forensic report regarding the death of the arabesque music artist Güllü, who fell from the window of her home in Yalova, has been released. The report prepared by the Bursa Forensic Medicine Institution indicated that the artist had 3.53 promille of alcohol in her blood. It was noted that this level of alcohol could lead to serious loss of balance and coordination. Additionally, traces of prescription medication were also found in the artist's blood.
One of the unforgettable names of Turkish arabesque music, Güllü, passed away after falling from the window of her home in Yalova a few weeks ago. As part of the investigation into the singer's death, the toxicology report prepared by the Bursa Forensic Medicine Institution at the request of the Yalova Chief Public Prosecutor's Office has been completed.
THE REPORT INDICATED A HIGH ALCOHOL LEVEL
According to the prepared report, 3.53 promille of ethanol (alcohol) was detected in the artist's blood. Additionally, it was recorded that 343 mg/dl of ethanol promille was found in the vitreous fluid. The report emphasized that the alcohol level at this concentration could cause serious loss of balance and coordination.
In the toxicology examination, low doses of prescribed anxiety medication and a stomach protector were found in Güllü's blood, while traces of painkillers were detected in her urine.
However, no toxic substances, methanol, drugs, or poisonous substances were found in the artist's internal organs or stomach contents.
According to Ekol TV's news, the artist's lawyer stated the following in a statement regarding the report's findings: "The toxicology report prepared by the Bursa Forensic Medicine Institution has reached us as part of the investigation into my client Gül Tut's tragic death. The findings in the report strongly support the possibility that the deceased experienced an accidental fall under the influence of high alcohol."