"He just went free": The stabber who killed Adir Rohkar over a comment about a slice of bread released after less than 9 years
The parents of Adir Rohkar, who was stabbed to death at a boarding school over a comment about bread, are furious: the stabber was released after less than 9 years of a 10-year sentence, and they were not informed. Mother Ofra told Kan 11 that they learned of the release from a journalist.
The parents of Adir Rohkar, who was stabbed to death at age 16 at a boarding school for at-risk youth over a comment about a slice of bread, are furious over the early release of the stabber after less than nine years of a ten-year prison sentence. Mother Ofra said in an interview with Kan 11 that they received no notification of the release and learned about it from a journalist. The stabber, a minor at the time of the act, was convicted of manslaughter. The parole board determined his risk level as medium, but release to a tightly supervised framework and personal circumstances tipped the scales in his favor. The prisoner's lawyers stated that he served a lengthy sentence and underwent significant rehabilitation. The parents' lawyer argues that the state was negligent in not obtaining the parents' position before the decision.