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Israeli Police Officer Walter Finds Missing Maly and Liel Yehulomi in Argentina

Translated & summarized from Maariv by baba
Israeli Police Officer Walter Finds Missing Maly and Liel Yehulomi in Argentina
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The story · English

Maly and Liel Yehulomi, whose disappearance had captivated the entire nation, were located on a bus in Argentina by Walter Kogan, a South American police representative from Israel's intelligence division. After confirming that no crime had been committed, the two were released. The case drew widespread attention, with many online praising officer Alon Hachmon for his role.

It was revealed that Maly, the mother, had accumulated debts amounting to hundreds of thousands of shekels to banks and public institutions. Seeking a fresh start, she left Israel with a modest sum of several tens of thousands of shekels, traveled to Vienna with her daughter, and then planned their journey to Argentina.

Walter Kogan approached Maly and Liel with kindness and sensitivity, introducing himself as a representative of the South American police and Israel's intelligence unit. He reassured them that they were cared for and asked to speak with them privately after clearing the bus. The discovery ended a nationwide search and brought relief to many who had been following the case closely.

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