Bâer Sheva Murder Victim’s Neighbor Recounts Child’s Distressed Call
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
A neighbor of Nania Melda, murdered in Beâer Sheva, revealed the victim's five-year-old son called her in distress the night of the killing. The child had recently returned to his mother's care after his parents separated, and she had reconciled with his father at the child's request. The neighbor expressed her fear upon seeing the missed call, fearing the worst had happened.
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- A neighbor of murdered Nania Melda in Beâer Sheva received a distressed call from her five-year-old son.
- The victim's son had recently returned to her care after his parents' separation.
- The mother had reconciled with the father at the child's request.
- The neighbor woke up to an unanswered call from the child the night of the murder.
- The neighbor feared the worst upon seeing the child's missed call.
A neighbor of Nania Melda, who was murdered in front of her five-year-old son in Beâer Sheva, recounted that the child attempted to contact her during the night of the incident. The neighbor stated, "The child tried to call me at night. I woke up at six and saw an unanswered call from him." She expressed her dread upon seeing the call, saying, "I said oh no. It crossed my mind, oh no, I just hope he didn't murder her." Melda had recently taken the child back after a separation, reportedly because the child wanted them to reconcile. The neighbor added that Melda had returned to the child's father after he apologized, influenced by the child's desire for his parents to be together.
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