Woman plunges to death from 100-foot cliff after marriage proposal mishap
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Yesim Demir's fiance Nizamettin Gursu said he picked out the romantic cliffside view for the sunset, and he had gone back to his car for picnic supplies when he heard a scream.
Yesim Demir, 39, fell over the edge of the 100-foot-cliff at Polente Cape pin Canakkale in northwestern Turkey, where the couple had hoped to watch the sunset on July 6. Gursu had returned to their car to get a picnic, then heard a scream and ran back to find his fiancée at the foot of the cliff. Peter Aitken is a Fox News Digital reporter with a focus on national and global news.
She initially survived the fall, but medics declared her dead after 45 minutes of resuscitation efforts, The Sun reported. Local authorities closed off the area and opened an investigation.
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