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Man Charged with Murdering Wife While Infant Son Was Present

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

The State Prosecutor's Office indicted Ali Masswada, 28, for the intentional murder of his wife, Yunit Masswada, in their Haifa apartment. The indictment states the murder occurred while their infant son was present. Masswada allegedly attempted to wash away evidence from his wife's body afterward. The case is being heard in the Haifa District Court.

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  • Ali Masswada, 28, was indicted for intentionally murdering his wife, Yunit Masswada.
  • The alleged murder took place in their Haifa apartment with their infant son present.
  • Masswada is accused of attempting to wash blood from the victim's body to hide evidence.
  • The indictment was filed with the Haifa District Court.
  • The charge includes aggravating circumstances.

The State Prosecutor's Office has filed an indictment against 28-year-old Ali Masswada for the intentional murder of his wife, Yunit Masswada, under aggravating circumstances. The indictment alleges that Masswada fatally stabbed his wife in their Haifa apartment while their infant son was also in the residence. Following the alleged murder, Masswada is accused of washing blood from his wife's body in the shower in an attempt to conceal evidence of the crime.

The indictment was submitted to the Haifa District Court. The details of the alleged crime, as presented in the indictment, describe a brutal act that occurred with a baby present in the home.

YnetCentre · Rishon LeZion

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