Islam. Beheading. You can?t think of one without thinking about the other ?
By BEN HARTMAN, The Jerusalem Post ? ?A financial dispute between two lovers was the motive behind the murder and decapitation and dismemberment of a Romanian foreign worker?found stuffed inside a suitcase?in south Tel Aviv on Saturday.
The alleged murderer, Turkish citizen Ayden Demiran, 50, was arrested on Tuesday afternoon a few hours before he was set to board a flight to Turkey, police said. Head of the special investigative unit, Officer Sharon Malkah, said police arrested Demiran in the village of Kfar Qassem in the Triangle, where he was known to stay when he wasn?t in Tel Aviv. Under questioning, he reportedly confessed to the crime and was taken by officers to perform a re-enactment of the crime. Demiran has been living in Israel for at least 18 months, where he was employed as a construction worker, Malkah said.
At the moment they have not determined if he acted alone, but that contrary to reports in the Romanian media, only one arrest has been made.
The woman, 45-year-old Ilona Denise of Romania, worked in Israel as a care-taker in recent years, first in Haifa and then later in Tel Aviv. Police said. She is from the town of Valea lui Mihai in Bihor County in western Transylvania, where her daughter Erika is a Hungarian language teacher, according to a Romanian journalist who spoke to the Jerusalem Post on Wednesday. Denise initially came to Israel with a legal work permit in 2004, but the visa had expired at some point before her murder, complicating her ability to find a permanent place of employment.
Her body was identified already on Saturday, due to ?forensic evidence found at scene? police said ? most likely DNA. Police and IDF canine units were also able to find other body parts stashed near the suitcase. Tel Aviv police then contacted Interpol and the Romanian Police who tracked down the woman?s family in Romania. Denise?s daughter was able to give police her phone number in Israel, which helped them track down Demiran.
Denise?s head has still not been found, but police said that Demiran gave them information that could potentially indicate where the missing head is located.
Police added that they still are not exactly sure how Demiran removed the head or the other appendages, but that he did strangle Denise to death in their apartment on Hashita Street in Hatikva. After which he stuffed the body in a suitcase and dragged it to Hahagana Street, scattering other body parts in dumpsters along the way.? Read more.
Flashback:?Bis Dass Der Tod Uns Scheidet: Turkish Man Shouting ?Allahu Akbar? Beheads Wife In Germany ? ?A German man [of Turkish origin] was seen atop his roof, a knife in one hand and his wife?s head in the other this morning? Neighbors said the man and his wife were arguing loudly before they were seen on the rooftop. The man reportedly sharpened his knife and then beheaded the victim while she was still alive.?Horrified witnesses saw the man standing at the roof?s edge with his wife?s head in his hand, according to police reports obtained by the paper. He allegedly threw the head into the courtyard below.? Read more.
Flashback: Islam?s Rule Of Numbers: Islamic Beheadings Are Not Uncommon In The West, Including The U.S.?? ?As surreal as this event may seem, Islamic beheadings are not uncommon in the West, including the U.S. In 2011, a Pakistani-American who helped develop ?Bridges TV??a station ?designed to counter negative stereotypes of Muslims??beheaded his wife. In Germany in 2012, another Muslim man beheaded his wife in front of their six children?again while hollering ?Allahu Akbar.? Beheading non-Muslim ?infidels? in the Islamic world is especially commonplace ???Read more.
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