After six years of her disappearance.. Nevin al-Amrani's remains found in Hura

After six years of her disappearance, the remains of Nevin al-Amrani from Hura were officially identified. She was killed by her brother in 2020. Her bones were found in a pit near the town, and tests confirmed her identity. A caregiver's testimony revealed details of the crime and family members' involvement in hiding it.

After six years of her disappearance, the remains of young woman Nevin al-Amrani from the town of Hura in the Negev were officially identified. She was killed in 2020 by her brother. Human bones and a skull were found on October 20 last year inside a pit in an open area near Hura, and tests at the Institute of Forensic Medicine confirmed they belonged to al-Amrani. The details of the crime date back to 2020, when the victim's brother stabbed her to death following a dispute over his objection to her relationship with her former partner, according to the testimony of a caregiver who worked for the victim's mother. The witness stated that Nevin's mother was present during the crime and tried to stop the assault from her wheelchair but could not save her. The victim's brother transported the body and disposed of it, while his father and another family member helped remove traces of the crime, clean the place, and cover bloodstains with a new layer of cement. Forensic tests later revealed traces of the victim's blood inside the home. The details of the crime came to light about a month after it occurred, following a call made by the victim's brother to the police expressing fear that his family would kill him if they knew he had reported them. The caregiver's statement during the investigation led to uncovering the circumstances of the crime and the involvement of family members. The court sentenced Nevin's brother to 28 years in prison.