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Suspected Murder-Suicide in Petah Tikva as Husband Allegedly Kills Wife, Then Himself

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Man Allegedly Kills Wife With Axe, Then Dies by Suicide in Petah Tikva

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A 43-year-old woman was found murdered in Petah Tikva on November 2, with police investigating it as a suspected murder-suicide. Investigators believe her husband killed her with an axe in front of their children before committing suicide. His body was found near the scene.

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  • A 43-year-old woman was found murdered in Petah Tikva on November 2.
  • Police are investigating the incident as a suspected murder-suicide.
  • The woman was allegedly killed with an axe by her husband.
  • The alleged murder occurred in the presence of the couple's children.
  • The husband's body was found near the crime scene.
Man Allegedly Kills Wife With Axe, Then Dies by Suicide in Petah Tikva
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In Petah Tikva, a 43-year-old woman was found dead early Monday morning, November 2, on Yosef Sprinzak Street. Paramedics from Magen David Adom pronounced her dead at the scene. Police are investigating the incident as a suspected murder-suicide. According to N12, investigators believe the woman's husband killed her with an axe in front of their children before taking his own life. His body was discovered near the crime scene.

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