"The world should tremble now": Dramatic development in the case of the takeover of a rape victim's medical file
A development in the investigation into the takeover of Ophel Mallul's medical file: Clalit's review reveals that the phone number was changed during a call by unidentified individuals with a worker at HaEmek Medical Center, who resigned after being questioned by police.
A dramatic development in the investigation into the takeover of Ophel Mallul's medical file, who was raped at Kibbutz Gevat: Clalit Health Services' security department review reveals that the phone number linked to the medical file was changed during a phone call by unidentified individuals with a worker at HaEmek Medical Center in Afula. The worker was summoned for police questioning and subsequently resigned from Clalit. Mallul, 37, told Walla in an interview about three months ago that she was drugged at the kibbutz pool on one of the Saturdays in June and raped by several men. Last week, she discovered that the phone number on her Clalit account had been replaced with a foreign number—the same number used in an attempt to take over the account about two months ago. Mallul said: "The world should tremble now. I am not accepting Clalit's partial answers. The attempt to access the file did succeed." Her attorney, Gideon Kosta, criticized the police investigation at the Migdal HaEmek station and called for the investigation to be transferred to the National Fraud Investigation Unit. Clalit and the police have not yet responded.