Fiddler in the Attic

If nothing else makes you sick, the murder of a child definitely should.

An eight-year-old Hasidic boy, who got lost on his way home from day camp in Brooklyn, asked the wrong man for directions. The man was Levi Aron. Video surveillance cameras captured the fateful meeting.

What Aron allegedly did to the boy is in the Jeffrey Dahmer class of gruesome. He did, however, take him to a wedding in Rockland County, New York, although the guests did not see the child but did see Aron.



Aron went to work as usual at a hardware store and left Leiby Kleztky in his attic home but he panicked when he saw the flyers papering the neighborhood and searchers combing the streets, so he suffocated and then dismembered him. The child's feet were found in Aron's freezer; the rest in a suitcase in a dumpster.

Once upon a time, Mr. Aron was married to this lovely specimen -- Deborah of Memphis, whom he met on a Jewish dating website. They were married for a year. According to her, her hubby never tried to murder either one of her children from a 'previous relationship.'

"It's utter disbelief. This ain't the Levi I know."

Indeed.

She said he enjoyed karaoke and "American Idol." She claimed he was hit by a car while riding his bike when he was nine and had problems after that.

No word on why they busted up after a year.

Anyway, it will come as no surprise that Mr. Aron hears voices and has hallucinations which may account for why people describe him as 'quiet,' so he could hear them no doubt.