Asaf Shtaierman's horrific murder case. Asaf, who came back from the United States to serve in the IDF and has unfortunately met by three, bored to death teenagers. The documentary involves multiple rare testimonies from the investigations as well as footage from the crime scene.
Yael Rozman
Herself
Asher Rozman
Himself
Sandrine Horev
Herself
Avi Shtaierman
Himself
Nili Tal
Narrator
Asaf Shtaierman's horrific murder case. Asaf, who came back from the United States to serve in the IDF and has unfortunately met by three, bored to death teenagers. The documentary involves multiple rare testimonies from the investigations as well as footage from the crime scene.
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