Police extend arrest of suspects in Binyahu Razi murder: 'His life was worth nothing to her'

Police requested a 10-day extension of the arrest of Agam Tzrafi, Binyahu Razi's ex-girlfriend, suspected of ordering the murder along with her friend Shilat Huta. Police representative argued that suspicions have strengthened and that Tzrafi gave contradictory versions, and that Razi's life was worth 'nothing' to her.

Police requested on Wednesday a 10-day extension of the arrest of Agam Tzrafi, Binyahu Razi's ex-girlfriend, suspected of ordering the murder together with her friend Shilat Huta. In the hearing, police representative Shimon Malka argued that the suspicions against her have greatly strengthened since the previous arrest extension, and that she gave several contradictory versions. According to him, 'Binyahu Razi's life was cut short prematurely due to the desire of the respondent and another. From the respondent's behavior, it can be learned that Binyahu Razi's life was worth nothing to her.' The police representative reiterated that according to the suspicion, Tzrafi watched the murder in real time via a video call, and that there are messages and statements indicating intent to kill. It was also revealed that Tzrafi sent a message to Binyahu on the way to the apartment saying: 'You called Shilat and Agam whores: come see what whores do. I'll show you how to behave with kids like you.' The police representative said Tzrafi said in the car: 'I'll finish him, he dies today.'