He took selfies with his pregnant wife then threw her off a cliff

Her husband, identified as Hakan AysalHe had planned a vacation in Izmir and on one of his walks he took her to the edge of a cliff to take some pictures. However, the woman fell into the void and died from the serious injuries sustained.

According to what was reported by The Sun newspaper, Lunar -40 years- denied being responsible for death of his wife. “After taking a picture, my wife put the phone in her bag. Later she asked me to give her the phone. I stood up and heard my wife screaming behind me as I walked a few steps away to take the phone away from her. bag, ”he commented at the time.

For prosecutors, these words have no basis but yes a hidden motivation: “He planned the murder of his wife by first taking out personal accident insurance on her behalf in the amount of 400,000 Turkish lira (approximately $ 57,000) of which he was the sole beneficiary.“, they assure.

“He took his pregnant woman seven months at the Valley of the Butterflies in Fethiye, where they were supposed to be on vacation. They sat there for about three hours during which the defendant waited for a moment when there was no one around“to throw it into the void, according to Turkish media Duvar referring to the indictment.

Sole beneficiary of life insurance

Soon after, the man tried collect insurance, But the bank denied it claiming that an investigation was underway into the death of his wife.

In an interview, the victim’s brother, Naim Yolcu, said that when they went to the Institute of Forensic Medicine to retrieve the body with Hakan, the man said that “didn’t even seem sad“.

According to Yolcu, after Semra’s death, the family learned that Hakan had taken three credits on behalf of his wife, supposed to do Extreme sports like skydiving. This caught their attention, because they knew women were against borrowing and men weren’t really in love with heights.

The Fethiye High Criminal Court finally handed down the preventive prison by Hakan Aysal for the crime of premeditated murder of his pregnant wife.

According to the Turkish organization Kadn Cinayetlerini Durduracaz (“We will stop femicide”), there were 300 femicides in Turkey in 2020 and 170 other suspicious deaths of women. In most cases, the killers were husbands, partners or ex-partners.