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Liam Trimmer, Western Australia: Heartbreaking twist after British cop, 29, suddenly dies at his engagement party - as his heartbroken fiancée breaks her silence to reveal couple's bittersweet secret - Vimarsana News

Liam Trimmer, Western Australia: Heartbreaking twist after British cop, 29, suddenly dies at his engagement party - as his heartbroken fiancée breaks her silence to reveal couple's bittersweet secret

Liam Trimmer, 29, died when he fell over and cut a major artery in his neck during his own engagement party at his property in Fremantle, Western Australia , on Sunday.

Fianceé of British man who died in freak accident at his own engagement party is pregnant - Vimarsana News

Fianceé of British man who died in freak accident at his own engagement party is pregnant

Liam Trimmer and Lilly Watts gathered with their closest friends and family to celebrate their engagement when a freak accident claimed his life.

Source: sky.com
Widow of British man who died in freak accident at his own engagement party is pregnant - Vimarsana News

Widow of British man who died in freak accident at his own engagement party is pregnant

The wife of a British man who died in a freak accident at his own engagement party is 14 weeks pregnant with his child.

Police Officer, 29, Dies In Freak Accident at His Own Engagement Party - Vimarsana News

Police Officer, 29, Dies In Freak Accident at His Own Engagement Party

Liam Trimmer a carotid artery in his neck after a fall at his own during his engagement party.

Source: toofab.com
UK man dies at his engagement celebration in Australia - Vimarsana News

UK man dies at his engagement celebration in Australia

Colleagues said the senior constable was an "extraordinary officer" who "loved helping his community".