![]() ![]() (Some very strict Orthodox Jews categorize talking about other people, good or bad, as forbidden except for definitively proven statements.) Which means that even though they may have had suspicions of who his killer was, they refused to name them without concrete evidence. Aside from being unable to write because it was the Sabbath, Jewish law (specifically the Ninth Commandment, "Thou shalt not bear false witness against thy neighbor") forbids condemning someone unless you have definitive proof or knowledge of their wrongdoing.
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