Police thought they knew the method – but the assassination in Caesarea left them in shock

Police were left in shock after the daylight assassination of Janis Yeshuyev in Caesarea. The hitman, apparently a professional mercenary, acted with chilling composure as the victim's escorts watched without reacting. Investigators believe he wore a silicone mask to evade identification. The investigation is in its early stages.

Police were left in shock after the daylight assassination of Janis Yeshuyev, known as the "Mafia Boss," in Caesarea. The hitman, apparently a professional mercenary, acted with chilling composure in front of Yeshuyev's escorts, who stood and watched without reacting. Investigators believe the killer wore a silicone mask over his face, thereby managing to pass by Yeshuyev without being identified. Yeshuyev was a significant figure in the criminal underworld in the areas of Hadera, Givat Olga, Or Akiva, Caesarea, and the surroundings. The investigation is in its early stages, and investigators are waiting for mistakes that Yeshuyev's men might make in an attempt to avenge his death.

Police thought they knew the method – but the assassination in Caesarea left them in shock