The Hitman's Silence: Who Ordered the Murder of the Caucasian Mafia Boss?

Police are set to indict Doron Weizman for the murder of Caucasian mafia boss Yanis Yusheyev, but continue investigating who ordered the hit. The main suspicion is that a Hadera resident hired Weizman to evade a large financial debt, but the suspect denies it. Weizman is exercising his right to silence.

Police are preparing to file an indictment against Doron Weizman, 54, from Beit She'an, for the murder of Caucasian mafia boss Yanis Yusheyev, who was shot dead about a month ago while leaving a restaurant in Caesarea. However, the investigation continues to uncover who orchestrated the assassination. The primary lead is that a resident of Hadera hired Weizman to avoid paying a large debt owed to Yusheyev. The young man was arrested but denies any involvement. Weizman, arrested two days after the murder in a Yamam operation in Hadera, is exercising his right to silence and not cooperating with investigators. Police clarify that even after the indictment is filed, the investigation will continue to determine who was at the top of the chain and the exact motive.