Talia Aflalo, the twin sister of 15-year-old Shalev Aflalo, who was killed in Tel Aviv about eight months ago and is now suspected of being murdered, and was not injured in a car accident as he initially thought, says she knew from the beginning that he was murdered and that it was not an accident. "From the beginning I knew he was pushed into the road on purpose, because the day before that I had been fighting with the pusher," she said. "The day before the accident, I was fighting with the boy who pushed him.When we finished fighting, he told me: 'Look, I'll murder your brother.'"
Talia says she was at home with her older sister Eden, 20, when Shalev was killed: "At the time of the incident, my sister Eden and I were at home when Shalev came out. Literally five minutes after he went downstairs, the pusher's brother shouted to us from the window below: 'Eden! Talia! Scroll down. His had an accident.'" Talia and Eden went downstairs and found Shalev unconscious. "His whole head was bleeding, he wasn't communicating with us, his eyes were closed and his mouth was bleeding and foaming. Just like a horror movie," she described.
"When we got to the scene of the accident, I asked what happened and who did it. The girl whose car was hers was at the scene and she explained to me that one of the boys was driving without a license and she pointed to the person who pushed his and the driver," she said.
Shalev Aflalo's sister after the investigation into his death was converted from a car accident to a suspected murder in Tel Aviv May 29, 2023 (Photo: official website, none)
Shalev's older sister Eden said that he always wanted to help everyone and that everyone would be well: "He was a child of light. He always wanted everyone to hug and never fight. He had a dream to open a garage. He would go to my uncle's garage after school and learn from it. It has nothing to do with lawyers and police officers."
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