The husband threw his pregnant wife down the hill under the pretext of taking a selfie
The husband threw his pregnant wife down the hill under the pretext of taking a selfie
Her husband has been blamed for the death of a pregnant woman in the Turkish city of Fathiya three years ago, who allegedly went to the top of a hill to take a selfie and knocked his wife down. John was gone.
According to foreign media, Hakan Issal, a 40-year-old Turkish citizen, has been arrested on charges of attempted murder against his 32-year-old wife Simra Issal. Hakan made the move in June 2018 during a trip to a valley in Mughal Province.
Prosecutors allege Hakan pushed his wife off a hillside about 1,000 feet from the ground. The purpose of this criminal act was to obtain insurance money after the death of his wife. Hakan’s pregnant wife and her 7-month-old baby died in the incident.
Prosecutors say the husband sat on the top of the mountain with his wife for three hours, trying to make sure no one was around.
The list of charges against the husband states that he devised the scheme to obtain money from an insurance company worth about 45,000 British pounds.
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