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Man Suspected of Murdering Wife in Front of Son in Beersheba

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Ephrem Melda, 47, is the suspect in the murder of his wife Anania Kalab, 38, in Beersheba last week. The stabbing allegedly occurred in their apartment with their 5-year-old son present. The court extended Melda's detention by nine days and police plan to question the child eyewitness.

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  • Ephrem Melda, 47, is suspected of murdering his wife Anania Kalab, 38, in Beersheba.
  • The alleged stabbing took place in their apartment with their 5-year-old son present.
  • The child reportedly tried to call for help during the incident.
  • Police plan to question the young eyewitness.
  • Melda's detention was extended by nine days by the Beersheba Magistrate's Court.
Man Suspected of Murdering Wife in Front of Son in Beersheba
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A Beersheba Magistrate's Court has permitted the publication of the name of Ephrem Melda, 47, as the suspect in the murder of his wife, Anania Kalab, 38, last week in Beersheba. Judge Asif Gil allowed the release of Melda's name at the request of Ynet and Yediot Ahronot, extending the suspect's remand by nine days. Authorities suspect Ephrem stabbed his wife in their apartment while their 5-year-old son was present. The child reportedly attempted to call for help. Police intend to question the boy, who was an eyewitness to the incident.

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