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Actress Claims Private Investigator Used Deception, Extortion Tactics
Actress Robi Porat-Shoval has accused private investigator Tzviqa Naveh of employing deceptive and extortionate tactics, including demanding large sums of money and suggesting the use of an "honey trap" operative, in her fight against family estrangement.
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What happened
- 01Actress Robi Porat-Shoval alleges private investigator Tzviqa Naveh demanded large sums and suggested an "honey trap" operative.
- 02Porat-Shoval claims Naveh asked for 100,000 shekels and then $100,000 for his services.
- 03Naveh allegedly arranged a meeting with businessman Shai Narkis, described as the "king of the gray market."
- 04Former senior police investigator Tal Ben-Abba initially recommended Naveh and allegedly suggested entrapment tactics.
- 05Tzviqa Naveh denies all allegations, calling himself a "man of law."
- 06Tal Ben-Abba denies involvement and claims her suggestions were theoretical.
- 07Porat-Shoval reported her police complaint was immediately dismissed.
Naveh, who has faced prior scrutiny, denies all allegations, attributing them to a business rival. Former police investigator Tal Ben-Abba, who initially recommended Naveh, also denies wrongdoing, claiming her suggestions were theoretical and that she acted voluntarily. Porat-Shoval feels deceived and reports her attempts to file a police complaint were dismissed.
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