Wow.
Prayers for this little girl. I can’t even begin to imagine what she saw, heard and endured till rescued.
Half assed police work. FIRST thing you do when you find casualties is you count them and assess their life signs. NOT look through the window!
Brought to you by the same geniuses that pulled over with Princess Diana on the side of the road instead of rushing her to the hospital.
excellent french investigation strikes again. sarc no friggin wonder they never found the fiat that was crashed into Diana’s Mercedes
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The two other bodies are believed to be those of her grandmother and father, who has been named as Saad Al Hilli, a Baghdad-born business secretary who now lives with his family in upmarket Claygate in Surrey.
( He is also believed to have been the secretary of a Wiltshire-based aerial photography company, AMS 1087, since 2007)
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Nothing to see. Move along, move along...
Same old story, same old song-and-dance.
Nothing substantive will be done.
This crap will happen again, on another day, in another place.
It will never end until we saddle up, ride out, and kill the perps ourselves. With our own bare hands if necessary.
Hmmm..an execution...of British “Iraqi” (betting Iranian BTW..given what else is playing out) refugee assets..while the French diddle trying to decide which side they going to dance with...
Ex-soldier questioned over French Alps murders ‘commits suicide’
Latest update : 2014-06-04
A former French soldier who was questioned as part of an investigation into the 2012 murder of four people in the French Alps was on Tuesday found dead in a suspected suicide, an official said.
Annecy prosecutor Eric Maillaud said the man – a former Legionnaire and paratrooper – had "left a note of six or seven pages in which he said he was disturbed by the questioning. He felt accused".
"It does not make this the main or sole reason for his action," Maillaud said, adding that the 50-year-old had not been a suspect in the case.
The man, whose name was not made public, was found dead in his home in Ugine, in eastern France, on Tuesday afternoon. He reportedly died from a gunshot wound.
The police investigation in question was the September 5, 2012, murder of three members of the British-Iraqi al-Hilli family who were shot dead in their BMW in a woodland car park close to the village of Chevaline in the hills above Lake Annecy. A French cyclist Sylvain Mollier was also found shot dead at the scene.
Maillaud said the soldier had been questioned for “two hours” last year due to his links to Mollier’s family.
The two al-Hilli daughters, then aged four and seven, survived the attack in which more than 20 bullets were fired. The oldest daughter, Zainab, 7, was shot in the shoulder and beaten around the head, leaving her with a fractured skull. Her 4-year-old sister, Zeena, hid for eight hours under the skirt of her dead mother in the back of the family's car and survived without any injuries.
More than 1,300 people have been questioned in the police investigation into the al-Hilli family murders.