Extended detention of suspects in the murder of youth from Bnei Brak

To Magistrate's Court in Tel Aviv were taken today (Sunday) afternoon, four suspects Bnei Brak residents, including minors, suspected of involvement in the murder - to extend the detention.

This murder took place two weeks ago, after the 17.5 boy's body was found in when she scorched bushes on Rechov Hazvi in Kiryat Herzog. It was after his parents complained about his absence. Following the shocking murder, commander of Dan Shimon Lavi set up the Israel Police Commander special investigative team, in which he arrested the next day his friend, 18, who allegedly saw the deceased alive, and his detention was extended twice.

Yesterday (Saturday), after an intensive investigation and undercover investigations, carried out a special investigation team further detention of three residents of the city, including two brothers suspected of causing the death of the boy.

A friend of the suspect who was arrested a day after finding the deceased drove the boy from Bnei Brak, but says it took along the way after buying a gas station in Petah Tikva, and never saw him. Another said that later on, he stayed with his family. Judge Shmuel Melamed extended his detention until Thursday.

For three suspects who were arrested yesterday, the arrest of the 17.5- year old was extended at court by nine days, and two adult remand extended day Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court by eight days.

Police suspect that the murder background is a dispute between criminals.

"Note that this is not marginal youth," said a family member, during a special meeting with B'Chadrei Charedim, "Recently, he became much stronger when he bought all the books of the Zohar and decided to finish the Zohar", last Friday night was up all night studying with his cousin, and on Friday night he studied all night and reached the end of Parashat Lech Lecha, ended with the words and Hashem will take you, as well as he held a taanit dibbur, on Motzei Shabbos he told his father he is going out for 10 minutes and never returned home."

'בחדרי' גם ברשתות החברתיות - הצטרפו!