Police Solve Triple Murder in Jat, Suspects Linked to Crime Family
Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Israeli police have solved a triple murder near Jat, where three family members from Jaljulia were ambushed and killed. The victims were lured to the scene in a "red-riding hood" scheme by suspects allegedly from the Hariri crime family. One suspect has been arrested, while three others remain at large. The commander of Lahav 433 called the murder one of the most brutal in recent years and vowed to continue the fight against organized crime.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Police solved the triple murder of three family members from Jaljulia near Jat.
- The victims were killed in a planned "red-riding hood" ambush by suspected members of the Hariri crime family.
- One suspect from Jat has been arrested, and three others are on the run.
- The burned vehicle containing the victims' bodies was discovered after the attack.
- The commander of Lahav 433 described the incident as one of the most brutal in recent years.
Israeli police have solved the triple murder of three family members from Jaljulia, who were killed in a planned ambush near Jat. The investigation revealed the victims were lured to the scene in a "red-riding hood" scheme, a tactic where victims are brought to a location under false pretenses. The perpetrators, believed to be from the Hariri crime family, shot the victims and then burned their vehicle with the bodies inside.
The investigation, initially handled by local police, was transferred to the Lahav 433 anti-fraud and serious crimes unit due to the severity of the incident and suspected organized crime involvement. On October 8, investigators arrested a resident of Jat for suspected involvement. After approximately 30 days of investigation, sufficient evidence was gathered to file an indictment against him.
Investigators have also identified three additional suspects believed to be involved in the murders, but they are currently on the run. The prosecution of the Haifa district has overseen the investigation. Commander of Lahav 433, Meni Benyamim, described the murder as one of the most brutal in recent years, praising his officers' professionalism and determination in bringing criminals to justice and preventing further violence. He vowed to continue the uncompromising fight against organized crime, pursuing offenders both within Israel and globally.
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