A chilling moment, “The killer husband lures his pregnant wife to the edge of a rocky cliff for a selfie and pushes her away.”

This is a chilling moment before a man allegedly lures his pregnant wife to the edge of a rocky cliff for a selfie moment and drives her to death.

Police officer Hakan Aysal (40 years old) Kill Semra Aysal, 32, on vacation in the Butterfly Valley of Muğla, Turkey in June 2018.

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Prosecutors allege that Isal brutally pushed his wife off a 1,000-foot cliff, allowing him to cash out the insurance he received in her life.

The couple were taking pictures on a cliff, but the prosecution said the “accident” was actually a murder by her husband.

It is alleged that Aysal’s motive was to cash out the insurance he had previously received.

On suspicion of murder, Isal is said to have taken out a loan in his own name and had accident insurance of over £ 40,000.

Tourists unearthed footage of the couple on a cliff shortly before the alleged murder after police revealed Aisal’s investigation.

The clip appears to show Isal holding Semla’s hand as she descends the cliff towards the sea.

Further down, you can see standing behind the rocks overlooking the Mediterranean Sea.

Tourists who filmed the clip claimed to have seen Isal behaving strangely and predicted that one of the pair would fall off the cliff.

Police are currently using this footage to investigate Aysal.

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The prosecution claimed that the only reason to sit on the cliff for three hours was to make sure no one was around.

According to the prosecutor, as soon as they realized they were alone, he deliberately pushed her off the cliff and killed her.

The indictment also said Aysal had claimed insurance payments after some time, but was rejected when the news of the investigation was announced.

In a video interview, the court said in a video interview from the victim’s brother, Naim Yolcu: “Hakan was sitting in the car when we went to the Forensic Institute to pick up the body.

“My family and I were destroyed, but Hakan didn’t even look sad.”

“My sister was always against taking out a loan, but after she died, it turned out that Hakan had taken out a loan three times on her behalf.

“Also, Hakan was afraid of heights. What extreme sports is she going to do when she is afraid of heights?”

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Asked about suspicious premiums, Isal said, “I’ve been interested in extreme sports since 2014. Parachutes, bungee jumping and rafting, so I had life insurance before I got married.”

Isal was also asked about an accident personal insurance article that stated he was an heir if she died.

“I didn’t really consider the policy. The banker arranged the paperwork,” said Isal.

“I brought it to my wife and had her sign it. I was unaware that there was such an article.”

He denied responsibility for her death, saying, “After taking the picture, my wife put the phone in a bag.

“Later she asked me to give me a phone. I got up and heard my wife yelling behind me as I walked a few steps away to get the phone out of her bag. ..

“She wasn’t there when I turned back. I didn’t push my wife.”

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