Ofir killed in accident on way to basketball practice: "You finished the investigation, explain what happened"
Ofir Moshe Aviaad, 17, from Kfar Saba, was killed in a fatal car accident on Road 5504 near Kibbutz Nir Eliyahu when a bus collided head-on with him on his way to basketball practice. His mother, Sivan Aviaad, sharply criticizes the police's handling of the case, claiming they did not provide her with details about the concluded investigation. She describes her son as a charismatic teenager who worked and supported the family, and the unbearable pain of his loss.
Ofir Moshe Aviaad, 17, from Kfar Saba, was killed in a fatal car accident on Road 5504 near Kibbutz Nir Eliyahu. He was on his way to basketball practice when a bus collided head-on with him. His mother, Sivan Aviaad, said that Ofir received his driver's license four months ago, and only two weeks before the accident his accompanying driver period ended. He was driving her car. The accident occurred on July 27. Ofir was killed at the scene. His mother sharply criticizes the police's handling of the case, claiming they did not provide her with details about the investigation. She said she received a message that the investigation was concluded and transferred to the prosecution, but no one contacted her to explain the circumstances of the accident. She wonders why she does not know what happened to the bus driver. Ofir was supposed to turn 18 at the end of October and enlist in the IDF for a combat role. His mother described him as a charismatic teenager, full of joy, who worked at a furniture store and supported himself and his family. She said he supported her financially and helped her at home. Now, she is left to cope with the loss and financial difficulties. The Israel Police responded that the investigation was conducted thoroughly and in depth, and that unit representatives met with the family and updated them. The case was transferred to the prosecution.