Agam Tzarfati said: If I weren't here, I'd be planning the next murder

Investigators of the murder of Binyahu Razi reveal that Agam Tzarfati, his 19-year-old girlfriend, said in a hallway conversation that if she weren't in custody, she would be planning the next murder. The investigators describe early planning, a smile during the attack, and a lack of remorse from the suspects, including minors who armed themselves with clubs, knives, and a hammer.

Police investigators reveal new details about the murder of Binyahu Razi, 19, from Givat Ze'ev, who was stabbed to death about a month ago in a brutal lynching at an Airbnb apartment in the Nahlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem. Detective Chief Inspector Rotem Hila Zaken, who was in charge of the investigation, says that Agam Tzarfati, his 19-year-old girlfriend, said in a hallway conversation that if she weren't in custody, she would be planning the next murder. According to her, Agam watched the attack on a live video call and smiled part of the time, and during the investigation she played a game in which she claimed she didn't know Binyahu was dead. Chief Warrant Officer Oren Nager describes minors who armed themselves with clubs, knives, and a hammer, changed clothes, and remained silent during interrogations, showing no remorse. Linor Sasson, the mother of the main suspect Avior, is accused of driving her son to commit murder and attempting to obstruct the investigation. The suspects' lawyers claim self-defense or refute the indictment.