Newlywed Pregnant Bride Falls To Death From Cliff While On Honeymoon

A newlywed pregnant bride died after falling from a cliff on her honeymoon.

31-year-old Fawziyah Javed from West Yorkshire, England, had got married last year but celebrated her wedding reception on Sunday, Aug.29, before heading up to Scotland for her honeymoon.

Javed was in the early stages of her pregnancy when she fell to her death from a cliff from Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, Scotland at around 9 pm on Thursday, Sept.2.

Emergency services reportedly rushed to the scene but could not save Javed. She was dead pronounced at the scene, the Daily Record reports.

Police officers were searching a property in Pudsey, West Yorkshire, on Friday afternoon, which they say could be connected to her death.

Officials confirmed that a 27-year-old man has been arrested as part of the police probe into her death, which is being treated as suspicious.

A force spokesperson said: "We received a report that a woman had fallen from Arthur's Seat, Edinburgh, around 9 pm on Thursday, 2 September."

"Emergency services attended including the fire service and ambulance."

"The 31-year-old woman died at the scene a short time later and her death is being treated as suspicious."

"A 27-year-old man has been arrested and inquiries are ongoing."

Fawziyah's cousin has now issued a heartbreaking plea seeking justice, adding that her death had left a "hole in our lives".

Fawziyah worked at Lyons Davidson Solicitors in Leeds and was also involved in various charity work.

In a similar incident, a Turkish man pushed his pregnant wife off a cliff for claiming insurance money.

40-year-old Hakan Aysal has been arrested for premeditated murder, for pushing his 32-year-old wife, Semra Aysal off a cliff while vacationing in Butterfly Valley in Mugla, Turkey.

Semra was seven months pregnant at the time of the incident. Both the mother and child died instantly after they fell 1,000 feet while allegedly posing for selfies.

Semra was insured for worth 400,000 Turkish lira, or about $57,000.

Hakan however, denies being responsible for his wife's death. He claims that he was trying to get his Semra's phone to take a photo before hearing a scream.

"After taking a photo, my wife put the phone in her bag," Hakan reasoned. "Later she asked me to give her the phone. I got up and then heard my wife scream behind me when I walked a few steps away to get the phone from her bag."