260 days have passed since the disappearance of Moishi Kleinerman, a resident of Modi’in Elit – who was last seen in the Mount Miron area • Following the testimony of an interrogated person, the police decided to renew the search for him • Moishi’s family: “We expect the Israel Police to turn over every stone”
The police will resume tomorrow (Monday) the search for the boy Moishi Kleinerman who has been missing from his home in Modi’in Elit for over nine months.
The search will be resumed in the Mount Miron sector – where Moishi was last seen.
The search operation will be conducted following new information that came to the investigators of the Shia district of the police – who are in charge of investigating the case of the disappearance.
The decision to renew the investigation came following the testimony of an interrogated person, who told in his investigation that he saw Moishi in another place, which has not been specified so far. According to News 12, it is not clear what the nature of the information is – but it is known that this is not a dramatic development in the investigation.
In the last months and throughout the investigation, various directions were explored, but so far they have not matured into real progress.
Since his disappearance in March, several suspects have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in his disappearance, but all were released after investigation.
Moishi’s family said that they were informed about the search: “We expect the Israel Police to turn over every stone, literally, in order to put an end to the painful affair that has plagued the family for nine months. The family thanks the people of Israel for the prayers and the help and the desire to bring Moishi home and hopes that he will indeed be found soon.”
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