Detectives appeal for help from the public to trace a vehicle following French Alps murders

Detectives appeal for help from the public to trace a vehicle following French Alps murders: surrey.police.uk/news/witness-a…

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Detectives are appealing for the public's help in tracing a vehicle seen close the spot where four people were murdered in Annecy, in the French Alps in September last year.

Officers are keen to speak to the owner of a right-hand drive 4x4 vehicle, possibly a grey, black or dark coloured BMW X5, which was being driven on the Combre d'Ire Road, Chevaline at around 3.20pm on September 5.

Shortly after, the bodies of the four victims were found shot dead in a lay-by on the road.

They were later identified as Saad Al-Hilli and his wife Ikbal who lived in Claygate, Surrey, her mother Suhaila al-Allaf who lived in Sweden and French cyclist Sylvain Mollier. The Al-Hilli's two daughters survived the incident, one having been shot in the shoulder.

via www.surrey.police.uk