Haifa man suspected of 4 acts of murder, sex offenses
Fyodor Bejenari has been in custody for 46 days and police hope the publication of his arrest would bring other alleged victims forward.
Haifa resident Feodor Bejenari, 26, is suspected of committing at least four acts of murders, numerous sex offenses all over Israel and arson, police cleared for publication on Tuesday.
The Moldova-born man immigrated to Israel several years ago and married an Israeli woman.
After 46 days in custody, the Israel Police decided to made his arrest public and release his photo after gathering information about multiple assaults he allegedly committed. Police is hoping reports of the arrest would lead members of the public to come forward with any additional information they made have.
Feodor Bejenari
The investigation, led by a special team of the police's Central Unit and conducted by three different police units, is under gag order.
Attorney Lior Ronen who represents Bejenari, said: "The suspect denies the suspicions attributed to him. The investigation is moving at a very slow pace, in our opinion. He has been under arrest for over 40 days and has yet to learn all of the suspicions attributed to him. The suspect also made claims about the police's treatment of him, and these things will be raised in court."
