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The detention of the suspect in the murder of Fatima Al-Rajbi (61 years old) in occupied Jerusalem has been extended until September 27, following the discovery of her body inside a cave in the Al-Tur village east of Jerusalem, a week after she went missing. Investigations indicate prior knowledge between the victim and the 50-year-old suspect, who lured her with the promise of repaying a debt of 60,000 shekels—debt related to her managing a cooperative savings association as a result of her demands for repayment. The suspect carried out the crime by hitting her on the head with an iron hammer, burying her body, and then stealing her jewelry and 20,000 shekels in cash from her account. It was revealed that the primary motive for the crime was a financial dispute, and that the suspect continued with his normal life after committing the act until residents discovered it and notified the police. The victim's relatives denied any other motives related to her work in washing the deceased, affirming that the cause was the outstanding financial dues.
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