Husband, 29, is found guilty of murdering his pregnant wife by pushing her off Arthur’s Seat
A husband was today found guilty of murdering his pregnant wife by pushing her off Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh.
Fawziyah Javed, 31, was shoved from the famous hill in the Scottish capital by Kashif Anwar, 29, and fell around 50ft to her death in an act that also killed her unborn child.
Anwar was today found guilty by a jury at the Edinburgh High Court of murdering Ms Javed, 31. The Killer, from Leeds in West Yorkshire, denied the charge but after a week-long trial a jury found him responsible.
Anwar had walked ‘arm-in-arm’ with his pregnant wife to Arthur’s Seat after a meal to Wagamama before he suddenly pushed her off the Edinburgh landmark.
Pregnant Fawziyah Javed, 31, walked ‘arm-in-arm’ with her husband to Arthur’s Seat after a meal to Wagamama before she fell 50 feet to her death when he pushed her off the Edinburgh landmark, a murder trial heard
The push from Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh (pictured) caused Ms Javed’s death, as well as the death of her unborn child
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