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Rachel's family murdered in Ma'ale Adumim went to the grave: "Life has stopped a queen"
The children and friends of 50-year-old Rachel Eisenstadt, who was murdered by her husband Guy Shapira, went to the grave to discover the tombstone.
"With you, he murdered the souls of 7 other children," he lamented.
The prosecution is expected to file an indictment tomorrow against the 49-year-old, who is suspected of strangling her to death and staging her suicide.
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Ma'ale Adumim
Yael Friedson
Tuesday, 19 October 2021, 18:45 Updated: 19:40
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In the video: Discussion on extending the detention of Guy Shapira, who is suspected of murdering his wife (Walla!)
The family and friends of 50-year-old Rachel Eisenstadt, who was murdered by her husband Guy Shapira in Ma'ale Adumim, went to the grave to discover the tombstone on the 30th day of her death.
Her children mourned and said that "when he murdered you, he also murdered the souls of seven other children."
An indictment is expected to be filed against him tomorrow.
"Thirty days from the moment our life stopped reigning. He tore you from us mom, he tore your heart and soul," they said in tears.
"Your grandchildren do not understand what is happening, how in one day Grandma just disappeared. I was and will forever remain a warrior lioness, the one who gives of herself to another. The one who advises and is always there, the one who will fight for everyone. A warrior of justice and truth."
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"Tear the heart and soul."
The family in the grave, today (Photo: Roni Knafo)
"One day Grandma disappeared."
Rachel Eisenstadt (Photo: Courtesy of the family)
They went on to say that they "learn together how to mend the fragments, the puzzle that will always be missing a piece. Our heart is shattered, we are united broken and screaming please mother help us mend the wounds. We will continue the craft, so that your memory will be a revolution."
Shapira's detention was extended earlier this week in the Jerusalem Magistrate's Court and the Jerusalem District Attorney's Office is expected to file the indictment tomorrow.
The 49-year-old is suspected of strangling his wife to death, with whom he was in divorce proceedings, and first tried to forge her suicide.
Shortly after the murder, Shapira fled the scene, and during a police chase after him - shot himself in front of police officers and was taken to hospital in critical condition.
The couple has a 16-year-old child, and six other daughters from a previous marriage have been murdered.
Eulogized in tears.
Rachel's family (Photo: Roni Knafo)
Shapira (Photo: Flash 90, Olbia Fitoussi)
On the afternoon of September 19, the police received a report from MDA on suspicion of a suicide by a woman at her home in Ma'ale Adumim. this was the incident a suicide, and soon afterwards established an investigation team began carrying out an undercover investigation, including collecting evidence and evidence.
Shapiro, who supervised fled in his car to the south on Highway 6, ignoring the police ordered him to stand aside, went on a wild ride and then went on a checkpoint spikes After his vehicle stopped, Shapira got out of his vehicle with a weapon, which he carried on a license, and shot himself. He was seriously injured and was taken to Soroka Hospital in Be'er Sheva.
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