Bones Found in Negev Identified as Murder Victim Nabeen Al-Amrani
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Bones found near Hura in the Negev have been identified as Nabeen Al-Amrani, murdered by her brother in 2020. Her brother, Naaman Al-Hwaiti, was sentenced to 28 years in prison for the crime. The father was convicted of failing to prevent the murder and assaulting his wife.
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- Bones found in the Negev identified as Nabeen Al-Amrani, murdered in 2020.
- Nabeen Al-Amrani was murdered by her brother, Naaman Al-Hwaiti.
- Al-Hwaiti received a 28-year prison sentence for the murder.
- The murder occurred in Hura in front of the victims' mother.
- The father was convicted of failing to prevent the crime.
Human remains discovered two weeks ago in an open area near Hura in the Negev have been identified as those of Nabeen Al-Amrani, who was murdered by her brother in 2020 at the age of 21. Her body had not been found until this discovery.
Her brother, Naaman Al-Hwaiti, was sentenced to 28 years in prison in 2022 as part of a plea deal. Al-Hwaiti confessed to the murder, admitting he killed her in their home in Hura in front of their mother following an argument.
Nabeen's father, Malaan Al-Amrani, was convicted of failing to prevent a crime and assaulting his wife. He reportedly slapped his wife to pull her away from their murdered daughter.
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