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Jerusalem Court Weakens Murder Charges Against Two Women
The Jerusalem District Court has ruled that there is insufficient evidence to charge Agam Tzarfati and Shilat Huta directly with the murder of Benayahu Raz, though evidence for aiding and abetting murder exists.
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What happened
- 01Jerusalem court found insufficient evidence to charge Agam Tzarfati and Shilat Huta directly with murder.
- 02The court did find sufficient evidence to charge Tzarfati and Huta with aiding and abetting murder.
- 03Tzarfati and Huta will undergo probation assessments to explore release to house arrest.
- 04A decisive hearing on their release is scheduled for November 22.
- 05The case involves the July murder of Benayahu Raz, 19, in Jerusalem.
- 06Seven individuals, including Tzarfati, Huta, and three minors, have been charged.
The two defendants have been sent for a probation assessment to determine their suitability for release to house arrest, with a final decision expected on November 22. The case involves the fatal stabbing of Raz, 19, in July by a group of minors, with Tzarfati and Huta among seven individuals charged.
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