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MaarivSecurity

Body of Missing Man Katriel Nachman Keinan Found in Tiberias Forest

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Hebrew · 4 newsrooms covering

The body of missing Beit Shemesh resident Katriel Nachman Keinan was found in the Switzerland Forest near Tiberias after days of searching, with police confirming the discovery and informing his family.

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  • The body of missing man Katriel Nachman Keinan was found in Switzerland Forest near Tiberias.
  • Personal belongings linked to Keinan were recovered at the scene.
  • The search involved police, emergency services, and volunteers over several days.
  • The body was sent for forensic examination and official identification.
  • Keinan's family was notified by the police about the discovery.
Body of Missing Man Katriel Nachman Keinan Found in Tiberias Forest
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After several days of intensive search efforts, police announced the discovery of a man's body alongside personal belongings belonging to the missing individual, Katriel Nachman Keinan, a resident of Beit Shemesh. The body was found in the Switzerland Forest area near Tiberias. The search operation involved numerous police forces, emergency services, rescue teams, and volunteers, all mobilized immediately following the initial report of Keinan's disappearance. Personal items linked to Keinan were recovered near the site during the search.

The deceased was transferred to the Institute of Forensic Medicine for examination and official identification procedures. The police have informed Keinan's family about the findings. The investigation and search efforts were conducted thoroughly to confirm the identity and circumstances surrounding the death.

MaarivCentre · Jerusalem

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