Twist in the Binyahu Razi murder case: Shilat Huta on the way to release?

The parents of Shilat Huta, accused in the Binyahu Razi murder case, will meet with a probation officer to assess their suitability as supervisors. Her associates hope for a positive report that will advance her release to alternative detention. The court has expressed that there is no necessity to keep her in custody.

The parents of Shilat Huta, accused in the Binyahu Razi murder case, will meet this morning (Sunday) with a probation officer from the Probation Service, as part of the examination of the alternative detention proposed for their daughter. The meeting follows the probation officer's previous meeting with Huta herself. The parents, Eliyahu and Miriam Huta, are preparing for the meeting and anxiously awaiting its results. The probation officer will assess their suitability to serve as supervisors for their daughter and the possibility of releasing her from custody under restrictive conditions. A source familiar with the details told Maariv: 'They are tense, and they are waiting for this, and they want it to happen already.' The court has already expressed the view that, on the face of it, there is no necessity to keep Huta in custody until the end of proceedings. Huta's attorney, Adv. Avi Weizman, argued that her role in the case should be distinguished from the actions of the other defendants, and that she was unaware of the murder plan and did not know they were armed. The final decision will be made by the court.