Tair Rada

Adir Habani admitted in court that a past sexual incident with ex-partner Ola Kravchenko was rape. The testimony came during a defamation trial in Tel Aviv.

Criminal defense attorney Naama Alhadad is convinced that Roman Zadorov was acquitted due to public outcry and warns that investigators who concealed evidence should be held accountable. "If it is proven that the investigation team intentionally concealed evidence, the entire team should be prosecuted."

Following the police's dramatic decision to reinvestigate the Tair Rada murder, the social media star present on that fateful day has changed her appearance.

Ilana Rada stated that no one spoke with her or her lawyer about the move. She called for examining the evidence that was not tested and clarified: "My goal is to find the real murderers."

Olya Kravchenko, previously identified as a potential suspect and later cleared, commented on the case's reopening in a TikTok video. The investigation has been transferred from the Northern District's Major Crimes Unit to the Tel Aviv District's equivalent.

Following the reopening of the case, new details emerge on how technology will help solve the mystery. Three key points will be re-examined 20 years after the tragedy that shocked the country.

The "Big Brother" winner commented on the reopening of the Tair Rada (may her memory be a blessing) murder case. As one of the last people to see her alive, she stated: "If I weren't famous, no one would be mentioning my name."

After the publication regarding the transfer of the case to the Tel Aviv Yamar and its effective reopening, 20 years after the murder, Tair Rada's mother told ynet: "I received the news with surprise. No official body updated us." Ola Kravchenko: "If they summon me for questioning - I will arrive."

After the reopening of the case, Olla Kravchenko, whose case against her was closed for lack of guilt in 2021, stated: "I hope the new information leads to the murderer." Attorney Yarom Halevi noted: "There is only one serious direction." Despite rumors on the web that Roman Zadorov moved to a safe house, a check by Walla reveals that only yesterday he was seen going fishing.

Following a significant development and by order of the Police Commissioner, the police have opened a new investigative direction. The case was removed from the Northern District Central Investigation Unit and transferred to Tel Aviv.

Almost two decades after the murder that shook the country, the police are re-examining the file following new information. After discussions at the top of the police command, it was decided to transfer the investigation from the Northern District YAMAR to the Tel Aviv YAMAR, which will examine additional lines of investigation in an attempt to break through to solving the case, following the...