Private investigator who collected more than 200 hours of footage following Malka Leifer says videos build case for extraditionAn Israeli private investigator has shared videos with the Guardian he says show alleged child sex abuser Malka Leifer living a “normal, healthy” life despite being declared unfit to be extradited to Australia. Deploying a surveillance team in the occupied West Bank settlement where Leifer lives, Tsahi says he has built a case that proves she is “a normal, healthy person”. For years, Australia has been attempting to extradite Leifer, who left for Israel shortly after the allegations were first raised in 2008. The Jewish school that hired the head teacher was ordered in 2015 to pay more than $1.1m in compensatory damages. Leifer’s lawyers said a private investigator was not qualified to determine whether his client was fit to stand trial.

Source: The Guardian March 01, 2018 16:52 UTC