Exclusive Footage: Shilat Huta's Shock After the Murder of Binyamin Razi - and the Investigators' Interrogation | Li Aish
New exclusive footage shows Shilat Huta, a suspect in the murder of Binyamin Razi, leaving the apartment in Jerusalem moments after the murder, holding her head. The footage contradicts her version in the investigation. Investigators confronted a minor suspect with the footage, who chose to remain silent. The revelation joins a chain of evidence revealed last night, including a recording of a MDA call by Razi's wounded friend and video call footage in which two female suspects watched the murder in real time.
First publication: Exclusive footage shows Shilat Huta, a suspect in the murder of Binyamin Razi, leaving the apartment in the Nahlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem a few minutes after the murder, holding her head with both hands. According to police suspicion, she realized at that moment that Razi had been murdered. The footage stands in complete contradiction to the version she gave in the investigation, in which she claimed surprise and complete shock. During the investigation, investigators confronted a minor suspect with the footage, who chose to remain silent. He answered "I am exercising my right to remain silent" to every question, including when the investigator told him: "I am telling you that this is Shilat, and she is holding her head because she understands that you just murdered Binyamin Razi." The revelation joins a chain of evidence revealed last night in the main edition: a recording of the phone call to MDA by Matanya, Binyamin's friend who was wounded and called for help in a trembling voice, and video call footage in which Agam Tzarfi and Mazal Linor Sasson watched the murder in real time, as it was broadcast to them from the scene by Huta. The images and recordings paint a picture of planning, live broadcasting of violence, and attempts to obstruct, alongside contradictory versions from the suspects.