Yariv Atar's sister appealed to the District Court in Shaw and asked not to alleviate the sentence of Lauren Ankeri, who was convicted of killing her seven family members in an accident on Highway 90
The Atar family, who was killed in an accident on Highway 90
Beersheba District Court this morning (Tuesday) hears arguments for Lauren Ankeri's sentence, convicted as part of a plea bargain with the easy killing of eight Attar family members in the fatal car accident
On Highway 90 about a year and two months ago. Yariv Atar's sister, the father of the family who was killed along with his wife and six children, called on the judge not to relieve Ankry's sentence, in the background of the cry in the courtroom, many of them the relatives of those killed in the accident.
"My mother is disappearing. We used to talk non-stop, I can't talk to her anymore," said the nurse, adding, "My husband is in severe trauma. He asks 'How were they murdered? I had a baby in my hands, and she's gone.' The fragments, ”she added.
She then asked the judge "If a light sentence is sent, what will I tell the teens I teach", adding: "For paying mistakes."
More on:
• "Amazing people wiped out in the moment": The eight members of the Atar family were brought to rest
• A plea bargain for a driver who harmed the Atar family
Remember, last June, the Southern District Attorney's Office reached a plea bargain with Lankry, in which the latter was convicted of manslaughter with unacceptable manslaughter and indecent assault, according to the prosecutor's office seeking to sentence him to 13 years in prison - and the defense would seek 7 years in prison, The incident was under the influence of drugs.
In the accident itself, parents Yariv (45) and Shoshi (47) were killed in a car accident yesterday, along with their six children: Jacob Israel (12), Ateret (11), Ayala (9), Moriah (7), friend (5) and Abigail (3) ). The father worked for a computer company, his wife served as a special education teacher at the Oran Foundation in Jerusalem. The children attended elementary school and kindergarten in the summits, and the eldest son attended the Ben Yehuda Middle School in Bethel.
