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Moshe celebrates release under house arrest (Itzik Blanitzky)
Moshe Hogg, owner of Betar Jerusalem, was released today (Tuesday) under house arrest for a period of 30 days, after being detained for about a month, following the serious suspicions against him of committing sexual offenses and economic offenses, as part of the “big game” affair. Earlier today, Hughes was interrogated in Unit 433, when his lawyer, Moshe Mazor, collected his belongings prior to his release home.
Despite the release to house arrest, which was made from the investigation offices of the Blade 433 unit, there is a growing estimate that an indictment will be filed against the celebrant, in light of the information the police have, which is gathering more and more evidence against him and those involved. As we reported in ONE, the police have 12 women who agreed to testify and from the investigation it was found that Celebrate operated an entire system to locate the girls and paid large sums of money for it.
The girls’ testimonies indicate that Celebrate paid them for the meetings, but in some cases the investigation did not continue because it was found to be an affair. Investigators said it was a very serious sexual offense, while at the same time, the police received a permit for investigations on three different continents, stating that the scope of economic suspicions reaches about $ 290 million, in four different areas.
As part of the house arrest, which will be supervised by his wife, Inbal, and sister-in-law, Celebrate will be removed from the companies involved for some of the 90 days, banned from using digital media related to digital wallets for 45 days and will not be able to contact anyone involved for 180 days except family.
In addition, he will have to appear for questioning on demand and he will have to deposit as a condition of NIS 20 million (payment by a celebrant), along with a third party guarantee of NIS 20 million, by his wife and sister-in-law each (40 million in total), and a cash deposit of NIS 10 million (paid for by a celebrant) until January 13, 2022. In fact, the total is NIS 70 million.
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