Multiple web search results report that an American rabbi visiting Bogotá was found dismembered inside an abandoned wardrobe. One source specifically mentions the investigation into whether he was targeted by a gang that robs tourists, corroborating the core elements of the claim. The claim's specific detail about 'Colombian gangbangers' is consistent with the general theme of gang targeting mentioned in the search results.

Multiple web search results confirm that Nuchem Yasir Ebeth's mutilated remains were discovered inside an abandoned closet/wardrobe on a street in Bogotá. The timing—days after his family reported him missing—is also consistently reported across multiple sources.

Multiple web search results confirm that Nuchem Yasir Ebeth, a 51-year-old rabbi from Brooklyn, traveled to Bogotá. The purpose of his trip—to support and instruct a small congregation of Catholics who converted to Judaism—is also consistently reported by multiple sources.

Multiple web search results state that Nuchem Yasir Ebeth was last seen on April 21st and that his body was discovered days later, implying that authorities were alerted after he became unreachable. This aligns with the claim that authorities began searching after his relatives reported him missing.

At least one web search result explicitly states that Nuchem Yasir Ebeth was last captured on CCTV leaving his Airbnb at 9:07 pm on April 21st, confirming the time and date mentioned in the claim.

Multiple web search results confirm that a wardrobe with bloodstains was found on a street in Bogotá, matching the core details of the claim.

Two separate web search results report that investigators are trying to determine a motive but believe the rabbi may have been targeted by a gang that zeroes in on tourists, corroborating the claim.