Cherry Hill, New Jersey – A former Cherry Hill rabbi who was convicted of his wife’s murder has passed away while serving his sentence in prison. The death of the former Rabbi was confirmed by prison officials, who did not provide a cause of death. The former Rabbi had been serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole for the murder of his wife.
The former Rabbi was convicted in 1994 of hiring two hitmen to murder his wife at their New Jersey home. The murder-for-hire plot shocked the community and the trial received widespread media attention. The former Rabbi had maintained his innocence throughout the trial and in the years following his conviction.
During his time in prison, the former Rabbi had reportedly suffered from various health issues. The news of his death has stirred mixed reactions, with some expressing sympathy for his family while others continue to believe in his guilt. The case has remained a controversial topic in the Cherry Hill community for years.
Despite his death, the former Rabbi’s legacy is likely to be scrutinized for years to come. The circumstances surrounding his wife’s murder and his subsequent conviction have left a lasting impact on the community. The former Rabbi’s death marks the end of a long and tragic chapter in the Cherry Hill community’s history.
Prison officials have not provided any further details about the former Rabbi’s death. The impact of his passing on his family and the community remains to be seen.