The debt that led to murder with a heavy hammer: The shocking incident in East Jerusalem solved

Jerusalem District Police have solved the murder of Fatima Rajabi, a 61-year-old resident of East Jerusalem who disappeared on September 13. Her body was found in a barrel filled with sealant in a warehouse near the home of a suspect, who confessed to a debt of tens of thousands of shekels as the motive. The suspect was arrested, reenacted his actions, and led to the recovery of the vehicle and the hammer used in the murder. The case began with a report of Rajabi's disappearance at the Shalem station, and the investigation was conducted with the accompaniment of the prosecution. The suspect picked up Rajabi in his vehicle, attacked her with a heavy hammer, placed her body in a barrel, and filled it with sealant. He then attempted to conceal evidence in the vehicle and abandoned it in central Israel. The vehicle and hammer were located by the police. The case has been transferred to the Jerusalem District Prosecutor's Office, and today a prosecutor's statement was filed against the suspect. His detention has been extended until October 5, when the prosecution is expected to file an indictment and a request for detention until the end of proceedings.