Dramatic version change:
The Zdorov trial opened this morning (Sunday) when witnesses tried to reconstruct the evidence they gave 15 years ago.
Reuven Janah, the contractor that Zadorov was supposed to work for in renovations after finishing school, changed his version when he said he did not remember who told him that "a girl fell in the bathroom at school", a sentence attributed to Zadorov even before Rada's murder was announced on the day of her murder.
"I knew they were looking for a girl because my wife was supposed to participate in the search," Reuven Janah testified.
"Zdorov said he could not come because he did not finish work at school. I told him there was a mess at school and he would not be able to continue working there. I think I did not know yet that she was dead at that hour."
The judges asked and asked him to remember what he knew.
"Why did you know there was a reason he could not come to school?" Judge Cola asked.
Janah replied, "I heard from my wife that she heard the incident was in the bathroom."
Zdorov in court, Photo: Gil Eliyahu
The French judge concluded, "The witness said he knew before the conversation with Roman that a girl had died in the bathroom, but claimed he did not say that to Roman."
Meanwhile, the prosecution informed the court that ZAKA personnel had been located who had evacuated the body, and they had given evidence in the case.
Ilana Rada, Tair's mother, said at the hearing: "My goal is to come here and hear the things really after 15 years. I saw and discovered what I checked, that they hid them in the first trial. With the police. "
"You will see later that things will not be expected in 15 years and in all instances, so I hold that the court will address what was said at the top," Rada explained.
"Witnesses come who tell other things than what happened in the arena and were not brought up in the first trial. Why should I, as the mother of a murdered woman, dig and find things that were hidden?"
