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Suspect Named in Kiryat Haim Woman's Murder

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Israeli police have identified Pablo (Pavel) Falkosh as the main suspect in the murder of Yana Zykova in Kiryat Haim on October 23. The victim's former partner, Falkosh, is accused of killing the 43-year-old woman in her apartment. His father, who was allegedly in the apartment during the murder, has also been arrested. Authorities are seeking to extend the detention of both suspects for 10 days.

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  • Pablo (Pavel) Falkosh is the primary suspect in the murder of Yana Zykova in Kiryat Haim.
  • The victim, 43-year-old Yana Zykova, was killed in her apartment on October 23.
  • Falkosh is identified as the victim's former partner.
  • The suspect's father, allegedly present during the murder, has also been arrested.
  • Police are requesting a 10-day detention extension for both suspects.
Suspect Named in Kiryat Haim Woman's Murder
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Israeli police have released the name of the primary suspect in the October 23 murder of Yana Zykova, a resident of Kiryat Haim. The suspect is Pablo (Pavel) Falkosh, the victim's former partner. The 43-year-old woman was killed in her apartment. Authorities previously arrested Falkosh's father, who investigators believe was present in the apartment at the time of the murder. Police intend to ask the Haifa District Court to extend the detention of both suspects for an additional 10 days.

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