Montana newlywed charged with murder after pushing her husband off a cliff

A woman was arrested and charged with murder related charges after she allegedly pushed her husband off a cliff during a vacation, according to police reports in Montana.Missoula Police said that the newlywed woman has been charged with murder after admitting that she pushed her husband off a cliff just eight days after their marriage.Jordan Linn Graham, 22, appeared in federal
court on Monday, and was charged with the murder of Cody Johnson.
Police said that Graham initially lied about what happened that night. She told authorities that her 25-year-old husband disappeared.
Johnson 's family had requested an
investigation after his body was recovered by helicopter under a scenic view known as The Loop, in Glacier National Park. According to an FBI affidavit, during an initial interview, Graham told police she had received a text message from her husband that he was going to take a walk with a friend.
She said that she and her husband usually delete their texts, so she could not show the  message in question. Two days later, she found her husband’s dead body.
A ranger said it was unusual that she had found the body, according to the affidavit. "It was a place he wanted to see before he died," she told police.
However, several days later, she changed her story.
She told investigators that she had been arguing with her husband when they agreed to go to the hiking trail The Loop, where the fighting got worse.
During the fight, the woman pushed her husband off the cliff.The woman also sent a text message to a
friend expressing doubts about her marriage,police said.

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