Edva Dadon's investigation, "Equation with One Disappearing One", broadcast on News 12 edition, includes elements that turn it into a stinging drama and a fascinating mystery.
At its center: Professor Ariri, whose money and property were transferred to a convicted felon named Hazi in the last weeks of his life.
The elderly man died penniless, and since then he has been holding a handwritten note, which apparently confirms the transfer of the deceased's apartment to his possession.
Throughout the investigation, Dadon gradually reveals disturbing information.
The ease with which state bodies (police, courts and hospitals) allow crooks to operate without interference and prey on weak people, leaves hunters like Dadon, Haim Etgar and others as the last gatekeepers of justice.
And somehow it makes sense to us.
Dadon's story overflows with moral and criminal problems.
Even though he is suspected of murder, extortion, forgery, bullying, dubious types and a lack of hands, they will all shake it off until the final twist of the investigation leads to a direct fight for a piece of real estate in south Tel Aviv. In our time, people will do a lot for a property in the center of the country, even if it requires to confront Mrs. Dadon and the documents in her hands.
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