Progress in Investigation: 'We Managed to Complete Part of Examining the Movements of Liel and Melli Yahalomi'
Police sources said there has been progress in the investigation into the disappearance of Melli and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna, and that part of the examination of their movements has been completed. The family demands that all scenarios be examined, including the possibility of harm, and is furious at claims that they left voluntarily. Their devices were last located on Saturday near a train station in Vienna. Vienna police do not suspect a criminal incident. A publication ban was imposed on the investigation, which is being led by the Yahalom unit in Lahav 433. Rumors linked the disappearance to the mother's work at Bank of Jerusalem, causing a drop of more than 12% in the stock, which later moderated. The bank denied any concern of embezzlement.
Police sources said this evening (Friday) that there has been progress in the investigation into the disappearance of Melli and Liel Yahalomi in Vienna, and that investigators have managed to complete additional parts of the picture of their movements and narrow gaps. They expressed hope for a development soon. The family called on security forces to examine all scenarios, including the possibility of harm, until it is ruled out based on findings, and was furious at claims that the two left on their own. The last time their mobile devices were located was on Saturday morning near a train station in Vienna, about two kilometers from the apartment where they were staying. Vienna police said there is no suspicion of a criminal incident. On Wednesday, a publication ban was imposed on the investigation, which is being led by the Yahalom unit in Lahav 433. Rumors on social media linked the disappearance to the mother's work at the retail headquarters of Bank of Jerusalem, causing a drop of more than 12% in the bank's stock, which later moderated. The bank denied any unusual findings or concern of embezzlement.