Parents of the victims in the Ashkelon indecent-exposure case have corrected the initial report, saying the 23-year-old suspect targeted girls as young as 5, not only 14-15 as previously indicated, according to activist Daniel Amram. The parents said the young children still suffer trauma and that documentation of the incident exists.
The parents of children involved in the Ashkelon locker-room incident have publicly corrected the initial report of the case, according to activist Daniel Amram. The parents stated that the 23-year-old suspect committed his act in front of girls aged 5-6, not only 14-15 as originally reported. The children reportedly still suffer from trauma. Amram says documentation of the incident is available. The suspect's identity and the exact nature of the act remain under investigative reporting.
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