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Woman Fatally Stabbed in Be'er Sheva; Husband Arrested

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Woman Fatally Stabbed in Beer Sheva, Husband Arrested

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A 40-year-old woman was fatally stabbed in Beer Sheva on October 11, with her husband arrested on suspicion of the attack. Their five-year-old son was in the apartment during the incident, and social services are now involved. Police reported no prior domestic violence incidents in the family. The investigation into the stabbing continues.

The story in 6 lines · by baba

  • A 40-year-old woman was fatally stabbed in Beer Sheva on October 11.
  • Her husband is the primary suspect and has been arrested by police.
  • The couple's five-year-old son was present in the apartment during the attack.
  • Municipal social services are providing support for the couple's three children.
  • Police confirmed no previous reports of domestic violence in the family.
  • The woman died at Soroka Hospital after being found with multiple stab wounds.

A 40-year-old woman was killed in Beer Sheva early on October 11, suffering multiple stab wounds. Police reported that her husband is suspected of the attack. He reportedly called the police himself and was subsequently arrested. The couple has three children, and their five-year-old son was present in the apartment at the time of the incident. Municipal social services are now involved with the children. Police stated there were no prior reports of domestic violence within the family. Emergency medical services received the call at 1:42 AM. Paramedics found the woman with numerous penetrating wounds and transported her in critical condition to Soroka Hospital, where she later died without regaining consciousness. The investigation is ongoing.

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