Suspect in Binyahu Razi Murder Wrote to Her Commanders After He Was Stabbed: 'My Partner Died, He Was Very Sick'

Agam Tzarfati, the suspect in ordering the murder of Binyahu Razi, wrote to her IDF commanders after the killing that 'my partner died, he was very sick.' The message was revealed in the investigation and shown to her. Police claim that Tzarfati and her friend Shilat Huta are 'the brains' behind the murder, while Avior Sasson is the main suspect. The court extended their detention until Friday.

In the investigation into the murder of Binyahu Razi in an apartment in the Nahlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem, a message sent by Agam Tzarfati, the suspect in ordering the murder, to her commander in the IDF was revealed. In the message, sent toward the end of Saturday, she wrote that she would not report for duty because 'my partner died' and added 'he was very sick.' The message was shown to her during her interrogation as part of the evidence. Police claim that Tzarfati and her friend Shilat Huta are 'the brains' behind the murder, and that they ordered the killing. Avior Sasson (17) is the main suspect in carrying it out. The murder occurred in a rented apartment in the heart of Nahlaot, where Binyahu and his friend were invited by the girls. Within minutes, the outing turned into a deadly ambush. Binyahu was stabbed to death, and his friend was wounded. Police claim that Tzarfati watched the events in real time via a video call. The court extended the detention of those involved until Friday, and indictments are expected. In addition, a policewoman, Tzarfati's sister, was arrested on suspicion of not reporting the incident, and a prison service officer was suspected of a romantic relationship with Sasson's brother.

Suspect in Binyahu Razi Murder Wrote to Her Commanders After He Was Stabbed: 'My Partner Died, He Was Very Sick'