Murder suspect’s message to army: ‘My partner has died, he was very ill’

Police investigators have revealed that the woman suspected of ordering the murder of Yizhak Razi sent a message to her military commanders shortly after he was fatally stabbed. In the message, she informed them she would not be returning to her base following the weekend because “her partner has passed away.” The suspect, identified as Tzippy Tzarfati, is accused of orchestrating the killing of her ex-partner. According to police, Razi was stabbed to death in what authorities are treating as a premeditated murder. The timing of the message has become a key piece of evidence in the investigation. Police investigators stated that the murder had both physical perpetrators and an intellectual architect, with Tzarfati and her associate Shilat Hotter identified as the masterminds behind the killing. The message’s matter-of-fact tone, sent so soon after Razi’s death, has drawn scrutiny from detectives examining the circumstances surrounding the case. Razi, who was reportedly suffering from serious health issues at the time of his death, was found with multiple stab wounds. The investigation has focused on establishing the timeline of events and determining the full extent of Tzarfati’s alleged involvement in planning the attack.

Source: Ynet — Original article in Hebrew.