The brother of the young woman on the autism spectrum who was allegedly abducted and raped near an Aroma café in Bat Yam has issued a public plea, saying police left the hospital without providing updates and the suspected attacker remains free. The victim reportedly photographed the suspect's license plate and a bloodstained towel. Police have not yet commented on the new claims.
The Bat Yam rape case involving a young woman on the autism spectrum has taken a new turn as the victim's brother publicly appealed for help, alleging that police left the hospital and have not kept the family informed. According to the brother's statement, the victim — described as having the cognitive level of a young child — was approached near an Aroma café, taken to an unknown location, and raped. She managed to photograph the suspect's vehicle license plate and a bloodstained towel. The brother said the suspect remains at large. The Zioneer previously reported, based on journalist Daniel Amram's account, that the father had called police but received an indifferent response and that the victim was sent for testing. The investigation is ongoing; police have not yet responded to the family's latest allegations.
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