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Supreme Court Upholds Murder Conviction of Eldad Peri's Killer
Israel's Supreme Court upheld the life sentence for Daniel Kidar, convicted of murdering real estate developer Eldad Peri. The court rejected Kidar's appeal, praising the police investigation. Kidar murdered Peri in October 2021 after a financial dispute over apartments in a construction project.
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What happened
- 01Daniel Kidar's appeal against his murder conviction for killing Eldad Peri was unanimously rejected by the Supreme Court.
- 02The Supreme Court upheld Kidar's life sentence, praising the police investigation as "worthy of its name."
- 03Kidar murdered Peri in October 2021 after a financial dispute over apartments in a construction project.
- 04The conviction was based on circumstantial evidence, including a financial motive and surveillance.
- 05Kidar paid over NIS 2.2 million for apartments and was later asked for an additional NIS 1.3 million.
The conviction was based on extensive circumstantial evidence, including motive and surveillance.
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