Afula Car-Bomb Suspect Faces Murder Indictment After Eight-Hour Preparation
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Prosecutors are expected to file a murder indictment against a 38-year-old Migdal HaEmek resident over the May 26 car-bomb killing of Avenach Dinko in Afula. Police say Dinko was evacuated in critical condition after his vehicle exploded in a residential neighborhood and later died at Emek Medical Center. Investigators allege the suspect left the Tivon area in a stolen vehicle about eight hours before the blast, using license plates stolen from an identical car while preparing the scene and access routes. Northern District officers arrested him within hours; his lawyer says he denies any connection to the killing.
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Sources factually disagree only on filing status: Israel National News says the indictment was filed; Walla and Ynet say Northern District prosecutors would file it that morning. The remaining facts are uniform: a 38-year-old suspect faces murder charges over Avenach Dinko's May 26 car-bomb killing in Afula, and police allege preparations began about eight hours before the blast using a stolen car and plates.

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