The Incriminating Statement, the Deceased Who Identified the Shooter Before His Death, and the Escape that Lasted 6 Years: This Is How the Murder in the Castle Was Solved
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Six years after the murder of Hamoudi Salamon in Tira, an indictment has been filed against Montasser Amara. According to the indictment, he ambushed the victims near the family home, fired at least seven shots at close range, and fled. As he lay dying, Salamon managed to identify the shooter to his family. The defendant admitted that he knew he was wanted and fled from the police
Six years after the fatal shooting incident in Tira, a serious indictment was filed today (Sunday) in the Central District Court in Lod against Muntasar Amara, 31, for the intentional murder under aggravated circumstances of the late Hamoudi Salman and the attempted murder of his friend. Amara, who fled immediately after the act and was declared wanted for questioning, was on the run and even outside Israeli territory for a long period of time,…
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