"The Pipe": "The 14-year-old who killed his parents and sisters, and then inherited all the family money, holds a senior position in a large company" • Surfers speculated about his identity
The boy who murdered his entire family from the documentary series "The Motive" leads a completely normative life, even quite successful, it was written today (Thursday) in a post on the "pipe" Facebook account, ahead of an article that will be broadcast tonight.
Disclosure of his details is prohibited due to the fact that he committed the acts when he was a minor, but social media surfers have raised speculations about the man's name, picture and current position.
The docu-series "Motivation," which aired last month on Yes, describes a murder case that shocked Israel in 1986, when a 14-year-old boy from the Ein Kerem neighborhood of Jerusalem shot dead his parents and two sisters with his father's 16M rifle.
In an unprecedented legal proceeding he was convicted of manslaughter only and not murder, running a six-year prison sentence (after shortening - AP) and has since been released, with the series trying to track down the motive for his actions, as he never explained the reason for his actions.
Due to his age at the time of the incident, the person's identity is protected by law, but now, ostensibly, his actions are revealed after he has served his sentence.
It turns out that the shortening of his time in prison was granted to him even though he never expressed remorse for his actions.
Since he was convicted of manslaughter only, he inherited all of his parents' property after his release from prison, including the compensation money for their deaths.
The boy, referred to in the post as "B", has completed a bachelor's degree in economics and a master's degree in management, and is currently serving in a senior position at a large listed company, where he is entrusted with huge budgets.
None of the workers at the place are aware of him.
Alongside this, he married a woman who is aware of his past, and their child couple has no idea as to their father’s actions in his youth.
Even his wife's family members are unaware of the crime he committed.
According to the post - the couple's wedding was attended by hundreds of people, whose explanation given to the absence of the groom's parents and family from the incident is a car accident in which they were killed.
"Let me tell you what you will not see," the post read.
"The man walks around with an almost constant smug smile on his face. His tone is condescending and annoying and when he speaks he lifts his chin with a kind of disgusting arrogance."
The disclosure of these details has led to agitated reactions on social media, some of which have even raised speculation about the man's identity, current job and even his picture.
As stated, by law his identity and face cannot be revealed.
The four-episode documentary series about him, uses actors for the purpose of recounting the murder events and interviews with factors that were related to the investigation of the boy, his lawyer, the prosecutor and the psychiatrist who determined that he is fit to stand trial.
