Closure

Closure is a captivating and emotional book based on the true story of Sam Zybert, an extraordinary and experienced private investigator. In this book, Zybert shares ten unforgettable stories of people who turned to him to find someone significant from their past—a person whose absence left a deep wound in their soul, one that could not heal until they were found, and the circle was closed.

The book unveils the hidden world of private investigations, where every small detail can be the key to solving a great mystery. Zybert takes readers on an exciting and twist-filled detective journey, combining professional investigative techniques with exceptional human sensitivity. Through the pages, readers find themselves at the heart of the drama, accompanying Zybert in his pursuit of fragments of information, exploring old archives, engaging in intimate conversations, and encountering people from all walks of life—from beggars to millionaires.

Each story in the book reveals a world of emotions, pain, hope, and sometimes humor. These are entirely true stories, but they are innovatively structured to mimic the daily reality of a private investigator in Israel, with cases interwoven and transitions between them keeping the suspense alive throughout the book. This unique structure creates an immersive reading experience, where readers cannot finish one story without eagerly diving into the next.

The book’s distinctive editing allows each case to stand on its own, with the unifying thread being the private investigator and the search for a loved one.

The Cases in the Book:

• A woman with tangible visions searches for the man of her dreams, who vanished as suddenly as he appeared in her life. Despite the years that have passed, she refuses to give up.
• Two South American brothers search for a father they have never met, with every attempt to contact him ending in failure.
• An elderly Polish man longs to find his first love and spend his final days by her side in the Holy Land.
• What happens when a child opens his adoption file and discovers only the first names of their biological parents?
• Yigal was a young soldier when he got a Dutch volunteer pregnant at a kibbutz. Unable to take responsibility then, he tries again now.
• Menachem’s mother’s poignant deathbed confession opens Pandora’s box, raising the possibility that he has a child somewhere in the world.
• Karen’s last words were that she truly wanted him, yet she disappeared. That was the moment he vowed to find her, no matter what the cost.
• Michal maintained a long-distance relationship across continents for a year, until something went wrong during his flight to Israel.
• Dikla felt that she must meet her biological mother in Brazil, but she discover her adoption papers were forged.
• Reuven thought he was managing well as a single father until his daughter left home and refused to tell him where she is staying.

Each case presents unique challenges, and time and again, the task seems impossible. Yet Zybert, with his determination and creativity, pieces together the puzzle and delivers his clients their much-needed closure—the moment when they can finally release the pain and find peace.

Beyond personal stories, the book touches on universal themes such as the importance of family, the power of love, and the fundamental human need for resolution. Zybert offers readers not only a glimpse into the world of a private investigator but also inspiration to reflect on the unresolved circles in their own lives.

Closure is not just a collection of real-life stories—it is an emotional, detective, and human journey that promises to leave readers with deep thoughts, tears in their eyes, and perhaps even a small smile of hope.

And there’s one more thing: hidden within the book lies an additional story, one that reveals the real reason Zybert chose to focus on the niche of reuniting loved ones—a subject so close to his heart.