The Southern District Attorney's Office has filed an indictment against the father for aggravated murder, of his 14-year-old son • The father's caregiver was accused of supplying him with dangerous drugs that caused his condition
The father accused in a preliminary hearing in court.
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Dudu Greenspan
The Southern District Attorney's Office filed an indictment against a resident of Kiryat Gat for aggravated murder.
The prosecution is asking the court to order the arrest of the defendant until the end of the legal proceedings against him.
According to the charges, the father murdered his 14-year-old son by stabbing a knife in front of minor family members.
After the act, the father fled the scene, and was located by police forces in a nearby grove.
According to the neighbors, this is an ultra-Orthodox and normative family.
The person who evacuated the boy is a neighbor of the family, Sami Amar, who works at MDA. The boy was lying on the floor of his room. There were 14 stab wounds on his back. "A. came to the house and asked again and again what her son's condition was.
Attorneys Yehuda Fried and Tal Gabay, representing the father: "We are awaiting the final opinion of the district psychiatrist, which we believe will further determine in the interim opinion that even at the time of the offense, the father was in a psychotic state, and therefore he is not responsible for his actions." .
"It is clear that the murder is linked to the full responsibility of the caregiver, who gave the father the drugs under the guise of a natural remedy. The district psychiatrist has already determined in the interim that there is a causal link between the drugs he received and the psychotic event that led to the murder. "The caregiver's indictment will be amended in a way that will link the caregiver to the murder and will also include the offense of causing grievous bodily harm to the father."
Provided "mental health care" to the father through MDMA
During the investigation, the police arrested the father's rabbi, on suspicion that he allegedly provided "mental treatment" to the murder suspect and other people, while providing them with a drug.
Police investigators began gathering evidence and findings, collecting testimonies from other people allegedly treated by the man, and revealing his pattern of action, according to which he used to leave the dangerous drugs, MDMA, on a table where the sessions took place - so patients would consume them while paying the therapist. "Thousands of shekels in return.
