#Murder in the alps energy refill professional

Mr Maillaud said British police had told French authorities of a financial dispute between Mr Hilli and his brother, but he cautioned against jumping to conclusions. Prosecutors are investigating if a family feud over money could have been the motive for the brutal slayings, but Saad al-Hilli's brother has denied any such dispute to British police.

#Murder in the alps energy refill professional

It has been revealed that each of the murder victims were hit by at least three bullets including one through the head, but investigators have refused to declare it a professional hit. Their seven-year-old daughter Zainab was left for dead and their four-year-old daughter Zeena survived the attack, hiding undetected for eight hours under her dead mother's skirt following the shooting.ДЄ local man, 45-year-old Sylvain Mollier, was also killed after apparently stumbling on the attack on the family's car. Saad al-Hilli, a 50-year-old Briton born in Iraq, his wife Iqbal and his 74-year-old mother-in-law were gunned down in a forest car park in an Alpine tourist area on Wednesday. 'We hope that she will be able to tell us what she went through, provide us with descriptions of the murderer or murderers.'ДЇrench police have so far failed to make much progress in the investigation into the killings. Prosecutor Eric Maillaud said police hoped the girl, who remains in a medically induced coma after being shot and badly beaten in the attack, would be able to finally shed some light on the mysterious murders. Investigators looking into the murders of a British family in the French Alps are pinning their hopes on the wounded seven-year-old girl, after the brother of her slain father denied a family feud over money was behind the bloody attack.