With an electronic ankle bracelet: Haifa resident accused of scamming elderly, including a Holocaust survivor
An indictment was filed against Liora Lior Netiv Strasberg, a 54-year-old Haifa resident, for scamming elderly people, including a Holocaust survivor in her 90s. According to the suspicion, she stole an elderly woman's credit card during a shared ride, then went to other elderly people's homes under the pretext of medical tests, stole property, and made purchases worth thousands of shekels. At the time of the offenses, she was under electronic supervision, which she violated. A request was filed to extend her detention.
An indictment was filed today (Thursday) against Liora Lior Netiv Strasberg, a 54-year-old Haifa resident, for scamming elderly people, including a Holocaust survivor in her 90s. Alongside this, a request was filed to extend her detention until the end of legal proceedings. The case began with a complaint filed by a Holocaust survivor in her 90s, who allegedly fell victim to fraud and property offenses. The investigation revealed that the defendant stole the complainant's credit card during a shared ride. It also emerged that she later went to the homes of other elderly people under the pretext of performing medical tests, stole additional property, and used the credit card to make purchases totaling thousands of shekels. Following a police appeal to locate additional victims, several more complaints were filed against her. During the investigation, it became clear that at the time of the offenses, she was under electronic supervision, which she violated.