Detention of Suspects in Eldar Dayan Murder Extended by Five Days
The court extended by five days the detention of Omri Peretz and Maxim Braverman, suspects in the Eldar Dayan murder case. Police are investigating whether data were deleted from Peretz's phone and claim that there are apparent inconsistencies in his account of the events.
Key facts
- •Suspects: Omri Peretz and Maxim Braverman
- •Victim: Eldar Dayan
- •Detention extension: five days
- •Case number: not specified
- •Court and date of decision: not specified
What the Court Decided
The detention of the two suspects was extended by five days. The materials provided did not specify the name of the court, the date of the decision, the case number, or the legal basis for extending the detention.
What Police Are Investigating
The investigation is examining whether Omri Peretz deleted data from his phone. Police also point to apparent inconsistencies in his account of the events, but the substance of these inconsistencies is not provided in the source.
Status of the Suspects
Omri Peretz and Maxim Braverman are defined as suspects and have not been convicted. The materials provided contain no report of an indictment being filed and include no final conclusions regarding their involvement.
What this means for you
The detention extension allows police to continue the investigation while the suspects remain in custody. This decision does not in itself establish guilt: a final determination is possible only at the conclusion of the criminal proceedings.
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