The mother of Binyahu Razi, who was murdered, said there is no feeling of relief and expressed hope that justice will be served, according to ynet.
The mother of Binyahu Razi, the victim of the murder in Jerusalem, released a statement this morning (Friday) saying she feels no relief and expressed hope that justice will be served, according to a ynet report. The statement comes one day after prosecutors filed an indictment against seven suspects in the case at 21:06 Jerusalem on Thursday.
As The Zioneer reported at 21:06 Thursday, the indictment alleges that the suspects armed themselves with bats and knives and that the mother of the main suspect, Linor Sasson, transported them to the scene. Six suspects are charged with premeditated murder, including Avior Sasson, who was on the run for two weeks before his arrest. The case has been unfolding since July, with the first arrests on July 19, when a court extended the detention of one suspect. On July 22, three female suspects had their detention extended by eight days; on July 23, two additional suspects were arrested, including a relative of the main suspect; and on August 4, prosecutors filed statements of intent to indict. The formal indictment was filed on August 6.
The Zioneer has reported on the investigation since the early stages, including the manhunt for the main suspect and court proceedings. The case has also drawn attention due to the involvement of a policewoman suspected of obstructing the investigation, as reported on July 15.
The victim's mother's statement reflects the ongoing legal process. The trial has not yet begun, and further developments are anticipated.
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