They documented the murder of Binyahu Razi on video and laughed: "I became a celebrity like Omer Adam"

Following the filing of seven indictments, six of which are for murder, chilling details have emerged from the interrogation rooms of the Zion District's Anti-Crime Unit regarding the investigation into the death of Binyahu Razi.

Police investigators Adi Aharoni and Oren Nagar describe cold behavior that deviates from all norms on the part of the suspects, some of whom are minors acting like seasoned criminals. Faced with heavy evidence, the suspects responded with smiles, calculated silences, and contempt. One suspect even boasted to investigators, comparing his notoriety to that of singer Omer Adam, while others were primarily concerned with their appearance in television reports.

One of the key pieces of evidence is a video call made during the violent assault in an apartment on Shirizli Street in Jerusalem. Those involved watched the acts through the screen while smiling.

Immediately after the murder, the suspects took steps to cover their tracks, including changing clothes and arming themselves with knives and razors. Linor Sasson (46) drove the minors from the scene, dropping them off at various locations without alerting medical or police authorities.

Police note that throughout the investigation, none of those involved expressed remorse. Investigators emphasize that this behavior reflects a deep educational and environmental failure, calling on society to engage in soul-searching.

"At first you are in shock when you see the minors, but within three seconds you realize that although you are sitting in front of a minor, it is a seasoned criminal," says investigator Adi Aharoni.

She adds:

"One of them told me: 'I became a celebrity like Omer Adam, they recognize me on the street now.' In another case, I confronted the suspect with a video and he laughed and said: 'Wow, what a beautiful face I have'."

Oren Nagar, commander of the investigation team, notes:

"Instead of hearing remorse, you get a smile. You understand that the behavior is like that of the worst criminals. One must remember that behind that criminal child stands his family and the education he received at home."