News Bedouin teen likely victim of honor killing Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | March 1, 2013 A Bedouin man from southern Israel is the prime suspect in the murder of his 16-year-daughter, whose body was found in a well in the Kuseife community in the Negev. The man is suspected of an act of “honor killing,” allegedly throwing his daughter down the well over what the family deemed an “undesirable romantic involvement.” An investigation was launched after the father filed a missing persons report with the police Feb. 24, saying his daughter had disappeared. He expressed concerned that she might have fallen into a local well. The girl’s body was found following extensive police searches. Her father was promptly arrested. During his arraignment hearing, the police revealed that they had evidence suggesting the family was opposed to the girl’s romantic affair. The police said all leads point to the father, who has a violent criminal record. The suspect’s attorney denied the charges. — ynetnews.com J. Correspondent Also On J. Opinion ‘Extrapolations’ shows the Jewish future on a changing planet Sports On Israeli baseball team, locker room talk turned to politics Books Jewish twins reunite in Bay Area author’s latest novel Religion Coming soon: first collection of halacha by and for trans Jews Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up