Reporter Receives Disturbing Message From Reality Star She's Investigating
Translated & summarized from Kipa by baba
Investigative reporter Adva Dadon of Channel 12 News shared a message from reality TV star Ovad Bozaglo, who is being investigated by her. Bozaglo warned Dadon against the investigation, claiming he is a "highest soul" and that "truth from heaven" will reveal his innocence. Dadon responded by calling for attention to "warning signs" and stating that mental state does not excuse harming others.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Reality star Ovad Bozaglo sent a disturbing message to Channel 12 reporter Adva Dadon about her investigation into him.
- Bozaglo claimed to be the "highest soul" and warned Dadon of a "revelation of truth from heaven."
- He urged Dadon to stop investigating him and instead look for those "truly doing evil."
- Dadon shared the message, sarcastically wishing Bozaglo health and then adopting a serious tone.
- She stated that "warning signs must not be silenced" and mental state doesn't excuse harming others.
Investigative reporter Adva Dadon of Channel 12 News revealed a disturbing personal message she received from reality TV star Ovad Bozaglo, who is the subject of an upcoming report.
In the message, Bozaglo warned Dadon against pursuing the investigation, stating, "You are looking for me and you are doing yourself a serious injustice." He further claimed, "You will not find anything improper because I am probably the highest soul that exists, but keep in mind that soon there will be a revelation of truth from heaven and what you and your investigators and everyone who seeks to fabricate stories about the Creator's messenger will do penance."
Bozaglo urged Dadon to wait patiently for "great things that are about to happen in the country and in the world" and to "look for those who are truly doing evil, not a person who is going to fix all the distortions in our society." He concluded by wishing her a pleasant day.
Dadon responded to Bozaglo's message by sharing a screenshot on her Instagram stories and sarcastically remarking, "Beware of the highest soul that exists. I wish Ovad complete health." She then adopted a more serious tone, stating that a person's mental state does not grant them the right to harm others. "There are warning signs that must not be silenced, and must not be accepted," she wrote, adding that anyone who disagrees "legitimizes certain people to do as they please, and to evade the law and morality." Dadon noted that while many criminals have complex backgrounds, this does not justify their actions.
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