The Magistrate's Court extended the arrest of Androfro Alaza, who confessed to killing his wife, Maestwell, in the eyes of their young children for ten days.

• Tel Aviv Police Car // Photo: Joshua Yosef

The Tel Aviv Magistrate's Court extended the arrest of Androfro Alza, 37, of Holon, a prisoner who was released from prison about a month and a half ago and murdered his 31-year-old wife, on Independence Day, on the eve of Independence Day. The murder happened in front of the eyes of the two children (aged 14 and 6) who even tried to arrest him, without success.  

Due to emergency regulations, the hearing was held in visual conferences. Major General Nathaniel Hoshir revealed in the hearing that the suspect delivered an initial version and that he was cooperating with investigators. Major Hoshir added that this was a planned murder. The police representative also added that the murder would be restored shortly. His lawyer, Yaroslav Metz, said the conflict began before the murder before the deceased returned to the apartment. "I think two things that should be done in this case to check the suspect's health, can be taken to an initial psychiatric opinion."

Judge Tal Fishman Levy, who extended his detention for nine days, wrote in her decision: "This is a most brutal murder committed in the eyes of small children, after the suspect was released a month and a half before the incident from prison for violence against that woman. In these circumstances, I hold that there is a very high risk that For detention on a detention alternative at this time. "

At the end of the hearing, Attorney Yorslav Metz, who represents Aliza on behalf of the public defense attorney, said: "We are in the initial stages of the investigation. The suspect's mental state is difficult, and we believe he should be referred for a psychiatric examination. Unfortunately, the court rejected our request and we are considering appealing the decision. "