Driver plunges to death from cliffs
                   
scotsman.com     May 15, 2008            

A DRIVER plunged 100ft to her death from cliffs in Orkney in the second similar death at the same beauty spot in three weeks. Patricia Esslemont, 54, from Kirkwall, was the only person in the car, which went over the cliffs at Yesnaby in Sandwick. The full article contains 51 words and appears in... [read full story]                    


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