The widow recounts the murder in Ramat Gan: "He came to slaughter - I saw in his eyes that he wanted to shoot us"

Yossi Yosefia's widow, who was shot by his father-in-law, told 103 that her husband fell near the elevator and shouted "save me help" when he bled to death. The relationship with her husband: "We have been together since the age of 15, make sure I am a queen all the time"

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20/06/2022

Monday, 20 June 2022, 08:32 Updated: 08:50

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In the video: Yossi Yosefia's daughters eulogize him (Photo: Uri Sela and Karin Sagi)

"My groom's father knew when Yossi was coming from the synagogue and was waiting with the weapon," Yossi Yosefia's widow, who was murdered this weekend in Ramat Gan, returned today (Sunday).

The suspect in the murder is Yossi's father-in-law and according to the suspicion, the background to the case is a divorce dispute between their children regarding custody of the grandchildren.

"He was foxed and came to massacre us, I have no other word," Libby said in an interview with 103FM.

"My neighbor heard him say, 'I came to pick up the grandchildren,'" she adds.

"Yossi was ashamed that our neighbor knew that our daughter was going to divorce. Apparently they got on the elevator, according to the signs of the blood, Yossi fell near the elevator. Apparently Yossi picked up his weapon, and apparently he was scared and he did not want him to enter our house with the weapon. And for his children and grandchildren. "

"Waited with the weapon near the elevator."

Yossi and his wife (Photo: courtesy of the family)

According to her, Yossi understood what was going to happen.

"Me, my daughter and the two grandchildren heard shots, we were in the kitchen waiting for Yossi," she recalls of the terrible day.

"My eldest daughter said, 'Mum has shots.' "The killer's eyes are inside my eyes. I realized that when he aimed his weapon, he wanted to shoot us."

According to a discussion on extending the detention of the suspect that took place yesterday in the Magistrate's Court in Tel Aviv, the suspect in the murder of his father-in-law in Ramat Gan is also suspected of attempting to murder the victim's wife and daughter.

"He can not lie, there is evidence," Libby said.

She also described that Yossi was still alive when the gun was aimed at her and shouted "save me, help me".

She said she realized the killer intended to shoot them and so pulled her daughter and granddaughter into the house and closed the door.

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"After the shot he fired at my grandson's door he said, 'Grandma, he killed Grandpa, he wanted to kill me too.' He looked at me and aimed his weapon down, he aimed at me. ' He wanted to make sure he killed my poor husband, this righteous man. He wanted to make sure he was eliminated so he could no longer pick us up. Yossi was our mainstay, he made me the queen of the house, he made his children kings and princes. And the righteous, he protected us with his body. "

"Yossi was born to raise a big family, he was born to give love," she said. "Yossi taught me values, he taught me respect for father and mother. He was just for his family, he He just wanted to respect his parents. He wanted me to be a queen all the time, he wanted his children and grandchildren to just be good. He only loved us and the synagogue, that's what he knew in his life, he was not interested in anything beyond that. "He was a righteous man. He went to the synagogue and he waited for him downstairs and killed him for me."

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