Recording of the husband suspected of murdering Anania Melda: "I argued with my wife, I killed her" | Exclusive
An exclusive recording obtained by i24NEWS reveals the confession call of Ifrem, the husband suspected of murdering his wife Anania Melda, to the 100 emergency hotline. In the call, the suspect says: "I argued with my wife, I killed her." Anania Melda, 40, from Be'er Sheva, was murdered about a week and a half ago, allegedly by her husband, in front of their 6-year-old son. She was stabbed in their apartment and evacuated in critical condition to Soroka Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The suspect also confessed to the stabbing during his interrogation and conducted a reconstruction at the scene, but claims he had to "defend himself during a struggle with her." His detention has been extended, and an indictment is expected in the coming weeks. The article quotes the victim's cousin and neighbor, describing the shock and pain. It notes that the couple had previously separated and reconciled, and that there were no prior reports to the police of violence.
An exclusive recording obtained by i24NEWS reveals the confession call of Ifrem, the husband suspected of murdering his wife Anania Melda, to the 100 emergency hotline. In the call, the suspect says: "I argued with my wife, I killed her." Anania Melda, 40, from Be'er Sheva, was murdered about a week and a half ago, allegedly by her husband, in front of their 6-year-old son. She was stabbed in their apartment and evacuated in critical condition to Soroka Hospital, where she was pronounced dead. The suspect also confessed to the stabbing during his interrogation and conducted a reconstruction at the scene, but claims he had to "defend himself during a struggle with her." His detention has been extended, and an indictment is expected in the coming weeks. The article quotes the victim's cousin and neighbor, describing the shock and pain. It notes that the couple had previously separated and reconciled, and that there were no prior reports to the police of violence.