The new finding from the scene of the murder of Tair Rada provokes a battle of accusations between AH and AK

As part of the investigation, it was found that there is a match between her hair that was located at the murder scene and Adir Habani, he and his former partner Ola Kravchenko are once again added to the list of immediate suspects in the affair.

AH claims that the exposure confirms his claim that AK, who wore his clothes in the arena, is the killer.

AK: "Possible connection to Habani"

Uri Sela and Eli Ashkenazi

18/07/2022

Monday, 18 July 2022, 16:02 Updated: 16:39

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Adir Habani and Ola Kravchenko responded today (Monday) to developments in the investigation into the murder of Tair Rada, in which it was found that there is a match between her hair found at the murder scene and Adir Habani, which further challenges the court's decision to convict Roman Zadorov in the case.

Habani, or as he is known in the case - A.H., first commented on the possibility that he himself may be a defendant in the case:

In his response, he is based on his claim that Kravchenko, who was his partner at the time, was wearing his clothes when she murdered Rada.

Habani had previously claimed that she confessed to him that she had committed the act after the murder.

Habani (Photo: official website, use according to section 27A)

The attorney general of Ole Kravchenko, known in the case as AK, said in response to the disclosure that "as the state attorney general stated, Ole is not involved in the murder of the late Tair because of an examination." On

the hypothesis found, attorneys Daniel Haklai and Tomer Schwartz stated: "First, no DNA match was ever found between the evidence at the crime scene and Ola itself. Second, even within the hypothesis in question, there is no DNA that matches Ola.

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"Third, in the hypothesis in question, it is not ordinary DNA at all that can actually teach about the identity of the killer (or his twin brother when it comes to twins) but mitochondrial DNA that can at most teach about a potential match for millions, hundreds of thousands or tens of thousands at best. , It is not a hair with a root that has normal DNA in it, but a hair without a root that can teach at most about suitability for many people with a particular biological profile.

"A penultimate point: This vague evidence can at most teach about a possible connection between Mr. Habani and the murder scene, although we do not know, of course, whether he is connected to the murder. The horror of an innocent girl. "

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