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| Saturday night - right across from the hotel is Migdal David, the Tower of David. |
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| No one knows why it's called that, because it was built hundreds of years after David, and there are no known stories connecting David to the site. |
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| Inside the Migdal David complex. |
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| After entering the towers among the Old City walls, we were greeted with a couple of glass sculptures. This one dangled from the ceiling; must have been 8 feet tall. |
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| Entering a small auditorium, we watched 4 costumed characters introduce themselves. We were watching a murder mystery! |
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| Chris, Leor, Corey, Ilya, Yaron and Maureen mug for the camera while Ira watches the proceedings with interest. |
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| Our group split up, and met each of the characters as they tried to convince us why they could not have killed a young man, the brother-in-law to King Herod. This woman is a middle-aged religious woman related to the murdered Aristobulus. |
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| These people gave her a pretty rough time.... |
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| Here is that other glass sculpture, blood-red spikes about ten feet long. Weird. |
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| Our next defendant was the Captain of the Guard, who amused Yaron and Maureen (but not that guy from bus #12). He had some trouble being the new actor of the bunch, and it didn't help that someone stole his script. |
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| King Herod himself tried to convince us he was innocent. He wasn't. |
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| We visited the Queen (originally from California), sister of the murdered youth, in her chambers, which intrigued Zvi. |
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| Corey, Barak Raz and Ilya had a fulfilled evening, as evidenced by the cool hand symbol they came up with. |