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Suspect in Haifa Murder Identified as Ex-Boyfriend

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Pablo Falcoz has been identified as the suspect in the murder of Yana Zykova in Haifa. Police also arrested Falcoz's father, who was present at the scene, on suspicion of involvement. Investigators are requesting a 10-day extension of their detention.

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  • Pablo Falcoz is the suspect in the murder of Yana Zykova in Haifa.
  • Falcoz was Zykova's former partner.
  • The suspect's father was also arrested and is suspected of involvement.
  • Investigators are seeking a 10-day detention extension for both suspects.
  • The incident occurred in Kiryat Haim, Haifa.
Suspect in Haifa Murder Identified as Ex-Boyfriend
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Authorities have identified the suspect in the murder of Yana Zykova in Haifa as Pablo Falcoz, her former partner. The investigation, led by the YAMAR unit of the Asher region, also led to the arrest of Falcoz's father, who was present at the apartment during the incident. Both individuals are being held on suspicion of involvement in the murder.

Investigators are seeking to extend the detention of both the suspect, identified as being in his 30s, and his father, in his 60s, for an additional 10 days. The request will be made at the Haifa District Court, based on the ongoing investigation and its findings. The initial report of an arrest in connection with the murder occurred yesterday evening in Kiryat Haim.

Kan NewsCentre · Jerusalem

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