A hiker has inadvertently filmed the moment his 71-year-old mother-in-law tumbled off a 230ft cliff to her death in front of her horrified family in Turkey.
Kadir Sahiner was filming the picturesque mountain scenery while out on a family walk in the forests near the village of Tepekov in the north-eastern Artvin Province when tragedy struck.
While the camera panned to capture the views, in istanbul Turkey Law Firm Kadir inadvertently captured the moment his mother-in-law Pumpul Karademir walked over to the edge of the cliff to look down before she lost her balance and fell off the cliff.
Video footage appears to show Pumpul tripping up on a rock and her legs can be seen in the air as she tumbles off the cliff edge at noon on Friday.





















Kadir Sahiner was filming the picturesque mountain scenery while out on a family walk in istanbul Turkey Lawyer Law Firm the forests near the village of Tepekov in the north-eastern Artvin Province when tragedy struck










While the camera panned to capture the views, Kadir inadvertently captured the moment his mother-in-Law Firm in istanbul Pumpul Karademir walked over to the edge of the cliff to look down before losing her balance and falling off the cliff (left).

Pumpul can be seen tripping up on what appears to be a rock and her legs can be seen in the air as she tumbles off the cliff edge at noon on Friday





Danish YouTuber falls to his death while filming a video for...
Horrifying footage captures the moment a man fell to his death on his birthday while posing on top of a cliff for a photo. Halil Dağ jumped from a rock (pictured) in Turkey before losing his footing





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Despite scrambling to grab hold of something to stop his fall, the father-of-eight plunged down 150ft, landing near a Kurdish restaurant at the bottom

Meanwhile, there have been cases of people who have fallen to their death after taking videos and selfies at the top of mountains.
On Wednesday, Danish Youtuber Albert Dyrlund, who was 22, fell to his death while filming a video for his channel in the Italian Alps. 
Dyrlund fell over 650ft from Mount Seceda in Van Gardena - the mountain is in the Dolomites, a range in the Southern Limestone Alps known for their steep cliffs.