Jerusalem Court Acquits Two in Murder Case After Dramatic Turn
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
The Jerusalem District Court acquitted Agam Tzarfati and Shilat Huta of charges in the murder of Bneihoo Razi. The two women were initially among seven defendants accused of involvement in the fatal attack. Tzarfati allegedly watched the assault via video call. Police had released footage of the suspects prior to the incident.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Agam Tzarfati and Shilat Huta were acquitted of charges in the murder of Bneihoo Razi.
- The Jerusalem District Court found insufficient evidence to convict the two women.
- Tzarfati allegedly watched the fatal assault via live video call, reportedly smiling.
- The initial indictment involved seven defendants in the case.
- Police released footage of suspects prior to the violent incident in Jerusalem.
The Jerusalem District Court has acquitted Agam Tzarfati and Shilat Huta of charges related to the murder of Bneihoo Razi in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Nachlaot. Initially, seven individuals were indicted in the case. Tzarfati and Huta had rented an apartment for a weekend with the deceased and a friend. According to the indictment, after alleging violence from the men, they left and went to an apartment owned by Linor Sasson, whom they did not know previously. There, an armed group formed, gathering weapons such as clubs, knives, and a mallet. Tzarfati allegedly watched the assault unfold in real-time via a video call, reportedly smiling at times. Police released dramatic footage showing suspects walking through the neighborhood shortly before the murder, heading towards the apartment where the incident occurred. Police emphasized that each suspect played an active role in the violent event that led to the tragic outcome.
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