The head of the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization, Fetullah Gulen, was captured leaving his new home in April after being taken from the farm in Pennsylvania where he had resided since 1999. AA teams discovered that Gulen was staying in a large house located at “260 Kennel Road, Saylorsburg, PA 18353”, approximately 12 minutes away from the Chestnut Retreat Center in Saylosburg, known as the headquarters of FETO. According to public real estate websites, the house, built in 2008 on about 12 acres of land, has around 400 square meters of interior space with 3 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms. Situated deep in the forest away from prying eyes, the house, valued at around $887,000 to $1 million, is tightly secured with security cameras placed around its perimeter and entrance. It is rumored that in 2023, the house was purchased by Meserret LLC, a company owned by Cevdet Türkyolu, one of the organization’s leaders responsible for Gülen’s personal care, and his children. At the filming of the house from the air with a drone, four luxury vehicles along with snowmobiles and RVs were seen in the yard. As the AA team continued filming, two luxury cars exited through the iron gate. Gülen, sitting in the front passenger seat of the black Mercedes, was briefly caught on camera. The two cars quickly sped off to an unknown location, taking Gulen away from the area. During the AA team’s filming in the area, individuals present at Gulen’s residence called the police. After a discussion with the AA team, the police requested that Gulen’s private property not be entered and that caution be exercised on the roadside where traffic was flowing and there was no designated parking spot.