Buenos Aires

Dressed in a driver's uniform, the suspect took over an empty bus and set off on the regular route. He picked up passengers who paid for the ride and was caught only after a minor accident that led to his exposure. During the investigation, he admitted: "I always wanted to be a driver."

Superintendent Walter Alejandro Kogan, the police representative who located Meli and Liel Yahalomi on a bus in South America, described the sequence of events: "When I understood that they had arrived in Argentina, I carried out a quick investigation. In the end, a happy ending, and that is what is important."

During a tour of a veteran Jewish institution in Argentina, Keren Peles was granted a historic gesture and invited to sign the official guestbook alongside the country's greatest past leaders.

The "Rising Star" judge flew out for a concert tour, but immediately after landing, she found herself in an unexpected situation. She documented the isolated place where she will be staying and revealed her concerns: "Say a prayer, I will spend the night here."

New documents revealed from the investigation into the singer's death are reigniting the disturbing question: did the "One Direction" star try to escape his room moments before the tragedy? The substances found in his system and the difficult footage from his final hours are now once again calling the circumstances of his death into question.

The rare gun, which allegedly belonged to the Nazi dictator, disappeared after a police raid on its owner's home in Argentina in 2016. Now, he is suing the Buenos Aires provincial Ministry of Security after a court ruled that the state is responsible for its disappearance. The two police officers who led the raid are expected to stand trial.

The final hours of the former One Direction star: the drug and alcohol binge, the alarming WhatsApp messages from hotel staff, the request to obtain cocaine — and the meeting with sex workers moments before he fell to his death. New footage now being revealed sheds a disturbing light on what transpired.

The two sex workers who were with the former One Direction star hours before his death reveal the madness in the hotel room: punching the TV, breaking a gold watch worth 140,000 shekels due to a money dispute, and his pleas while drunk and high: "Money doesn't make me happy."