|
Anat Elimelech (March 8, 1974 - December 2, 1997) was an Israeli fashion model and an actress who played in commercials and television shows for children. Elimelech was a victim of a Murder–suicide in 1997 in which her boyfriend David Afuta killed her and then committed suicide. ==Biography== Elimelech was born om Jerusalem in 1974 to Billy and Avi. In her youth, she studied in a high school in Gilo. In 1992, she won the first place in Jerusalem's "Miss Kenyon" beauty pageant, and then began modeling for the modeling agency "Look". During the Contest "Miss Kenyon" beauty pageant she met the successful hairdresser David Afuta (who had many high-profile clients such as the then Prime Minister's wife Sara Netanyahu amongst others〔(פרשת הרצח של הדוגמנית ענת אלימלך שוב בבית המשפט - כללי - הארץ )〕), who was 14 years older than her, and they soon became a couple. In 1993, Elimelech participated in the Miss Israel beauty pageant and won the title "Queen of Grace" (מלכת החן). In 1995, Elimelech received a lot of media exposure when she competed in an ongoing segment held during the Israeli version of the game show "Wheel of Fortune" during which contestants competed for the role of the new "Wheel Girl".〔()〕 Although she was very popular she eventually did not become the new "Wheel Girl". In 1996, Elimelech participated in the children's video "Afrochim" (אפרוחים) together with Asi Levi, Sherry Brzezinski and Sharon Tzur. During the same year she also participated in the children's video "Golden Heart Flower" (פרח לב הזהב). During 1996, Elimelech also starred in the TV commercials for the Israeli supermarket chain "Hiperkol" (היפרכל). During the summer of 1997, Elimelech hosted the TV show "HaChofesh HaGadol" (החופש הגדול) in the Israeli Educational Television. That same year, her relations with David Afuta worsened and as a result subsequently she moved back in with her father and his second wife. During the same year Elimelech was supposed to participate in the annual Israeli singing show "The Festigal" with the song "Ballerina", which subsequently was performed by the participants of the Festigal in her memory after her death. On the evening of December 1, 1997, the day before her death, Elimelech appeared along with the other participants of the Festigal Dudu Topaz's entertainment show on Channel 2. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Anat Elimelech」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
|