Shortly before the death of Rabbi Meir Zvi Grozman, one of the heads of the “Supporters of Innocent” yeshiva in Kfar Chabad, dozens of letters he received from the rabbi were stolen from his home in Kfar Chabad.
This caused Rabbi Grozman great sorrow and he spoke about it so many times. In a long interview, Rabbi Grozman said with great pain that “I received a lot of letters from the Rebbe from the Rebbe. I look for them and do not know where they went. “Later in the interview, Rabbi Grozman told about 18-minute units he had with the Rebbe and which he wrote down in a small notebook, but” this note also disappeared with all the other things. “
The family members will be questioned by dozens of visitors to Rabbi Grozman’s house to find out who is responsible for the theft, but all their efforts have been in vain. The family members who worked for many years trying to locate the letters collected from the house, but without success, filed a complaint with the Israel Police, which opened an investigation and tried to track down the thief.
Recently, significant progress has been made in the investigation and one of the dozens of letters will be put up for auction at the Kedem Auction House, which only a few months ago caused a great stir in Chabad when it sold many dubious items related to the Rabbi family home. Kedem did not hesitate and continued to sell the objects despite their dubious credibility.
This is a letter from Elul 5767 sent by the Rebbe to Rabbi Grozman, and despite the extensive information presented on the subject to the Kedem auction house that they trade in stolen property, for all the implications involved, Kedem insists on continuing to sell the stolen letter and disrespect family honor and Chabad. D.
As a result, the family turned to Ansh: “The bodyguard will stay away from purchasing the stolen letters. They must be returned to their owners. Anyone with information about the stolen collection is invited to discreetly contact Adv. Sharon Goshen via email [email protected] And receive full confidentiality. “