Mother of Murder Suspect Investigated for Presenting Forged Court Order
The mother of Linor Sasson, a suspect accused of aiding in the murder of Benyahu Razi, was questioned by Jerusalem police on Wednesday. She is suspected of presenting a forged legal document to hospital security guards, altering court-approved visiting hours to gain unrestricted access to her daughter.
Police noticed significant discrepancies in the document, leading to an investigation. Sasson's mother was released under restrictive conditions and banned from visiting her hospitalized daughter. She denies forging the document.
Linor Sasson, 46, is hospitalized under heavy police guard at Shamir Medical Center after her condition deteriorated significantly, requiring urgent surgery. The court had previously ruled that first-degree relatives could visit her for only 30 minutes daily, subject to strict security checks.
The investigation unfolds amid the ongoing murder trial of 19-year-old Benyahu Razi. Linor Sasson's son, Aviour Sasson, is the primary defendant, accused of premeditated murder along with five others. Linor Sasson herself is charged with aiding and abetting after the fact.
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