'I'm scared, Shilat told me to be quiet': Investigation of the sister of the main defendant in the murder of Binyahu Razi | Exclusive

Transcripts from the interrogation of the 16-year-old sister of Avior Sasson, the main defendant in the murder of Binyahu Razi, were exclusively revealed on i24NEWS. The sister said in the investigation that she is afraid of Shilat, who told her to be quiet, and recounted Agam's claims of being bitten and raped. Additionally, a correspondence between Avior and his sister was published. Six suspects were indicted for premeditated murder, and Avior's mother is accused of aiding after the fact.

The murder case of Binyahu Razi continues to make waves, and this evening (Saturday) transcripts from the interrogation of the younger sister of Avior Sasson, the main defendant in the murder, were published for the first time. The sister, aged 16, said in the investigation: "I'm scared of Shilat, she told me to be quiet." She recounted that Agam told her she was bitten and raped, and that she asked who did this to her, and Agam said: "My ex, whom I know by name, his name is Ben. Shilat told me they put a hot lighter on her and that she was bitten." The sister added that she called her brother Avior on video, showed him Agam, and he said he was with friends and would get back to her. In the investigation, she was asked if she was aware that her brother and his friends were going to use violence against Binyahu and M., and she replied: "They are low-level for me to be part of... I'm scared of Shilat. I don't want to talk." Alongside this, a correspondence between Avior and his sister was published, in which he asks about their mother and her lawyer. The indictments in the case were filed about a week and a half ago, and six suspects were charged with premeditated murder, with Avior Sasson at their head. His mother, Linor Sasson, is accused of aiding after the fact.