Inshin in court
Photo: Gil Yohanan
Court remands father suspected of killing infant daughter
Jerusalem District Court orders Nachman Inshin, who allegedly killed his eight-month-old daughter, remain in custody for eight days. Suspect claims case against him fake
The Jerusalem District Court on Thursday remanded Nachman Inshin, who is suspected of killing his eight-month-old daughter Fruma, for an additional eight days.
The police presented the court with Inshin's psychiatric evaluation, which deemed him fit to stand trial.
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He further complained that he was prevented from seeing his attorney, but did express remorse for his actions.
Attorney Yaakov Kaminsky, for Inshin, told Ynet that his client "was obviously insane… he was diagnosed as a schizophrenic in the past and he is medicated." Inshin, he added, belongs in a mental institution and not prison.
