"The baby must not be spilled with water. We have no police or other prosecutors."
We have heard this message quite a bit in the context of law enforcement systems, with the murky water embodied by several stories revealed around former State Attorney Shai Nitzan, including the house affair in Rosh Hayin by Adv. Liat Ben Ari, the celeb assumptions received by Adv. Yehuda Sheffer and the ecstasy of the conviction Which accompanied the Gal Hirsch affair.
The "Manaich" series, which returned for a second season, further contributed to the turbidity of the water and described the State Attorney's Office and DIP full of rotten apples.
The crime docu reviews the hard work around the criminal organization of Yitzhak Abergil, but unlike countless articles around the criminal organization, we only discover the face of the perception organization today.
Already in the first seconds of the series, Adv. Marom is revealed as the classic anti-hero: a bespectacled and amused clerk from the event. Embarrassing.
What is the project of journalist Adi Meiri and director Tal Barda?
In the Abergelian banality of evil: Tens of thousands of hours of wiretapping reveal the mesmerizing figure of the head of the organization - cruel on the one hand, but believing in his integrity and righteousness.
Nim does not move in his face in conversations with his people that at the end of the conclusions are "God sent us because we are good people", or "Do you know how the Blessed One will fix the world? When all the bad people will leave this world".
The first episode told how Abergele became the "Capo di Capi", the head of the heads of criminal organizations and the most fascinating character who sent crime celebrities to our screen.
The second episode, which aired last night, was devoted to its intensification in the world, about how the Lodi street cat became the biggest ecstasy and MDMA distributor in the world, the lock on him and the organization awaits in the concluding episode that will air today.
"Case 512" is an important television show: it rekindles our trust in the hard-working ports of the law enforcement system.
Many Agrigil cases were fought over by Agrigil cases in the public service against fear and threats, and in one of the recordings, Abergil refers to Merom's over-motivation to defeat him at all costs, which sends a real tremor in his body and wonders if his life is in danger even in these very moments.
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