American woman who was 'pushed to her death' had been 'promised a romantic view by US 'tourist'

The American women allegedly attacked by a man from Michigan at a German castle and thrown down a ravine had reportedly been promised a romantic view by the suspect. Her friend Eva Liu, 21, died after being shoved down the same slope by a 30-year-old US man following an attempted sexual assault at the Neuschwanstein castle in Bavaria. Eva Liu and Ms Chang were reportedly promised a 'romantic view' by Troy B According to police, the women encountered the 30-year-old American tourist on a trail on or near the Marienbrucke bridge, which is hugely popular as it offers a view of the 19th century Neuschwanstein castle - which has around 1.4million visitors per year The two women are thought to have been attacked at around 2.40pm on Wednesday. The suspect, who has been named as Troy B in German media, fled the scene, but was caught after a police operation involving 25 emergency vehicles on Wednesday afternoon and taken to a police station in nearby Fuessen An American tourist who survived after being thrown 165 feet off a cliff during a sight-seeing trip to Germany's 'Cinderella' castle was saved from almost certain death by a fallen tree, footage of her rescue appears to show While the earlier clip showed the rescue efforts, the new clip contextualises the scene - and shows just how close the surviving American tourist came to falling even further down the cliff that runs to the south of Neuschwanstein castle.