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Parents of Missing Girl Heymanot Kessaw Urge Shin Bet to Take Over Case on 911th Day
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First reported by Arutz Sheva · 51 minutes ago
What happened
On the 911th day since Heymanot Kessaw went missing, her parents asked Shin Bet chief David Zini to take over the investigation, citing police failures.
- 01Heymanot Kessaw's parents requested Shin Bet chief David Zini to take over the missing persons case.
- 02The appeal was made on the 911th day since Heymanot's disappearance.
- 03Parents want to meet Zini to explain alleged police failures in the investigation.
- 04The family has criticized police ineffectiveness for over two and a half years.
- 05The request follows recent Shin Bet involvement in disappearance cases.
- 06The family seeks a more effective investigation under Shin Bet authority.
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