New lead emerges in unsolved 2012 shooting of British family in France
French police are investigating a new lead in the 2012 shooting of a British family near Lake Annecy. They believe a former soldier, trained in special forces, may have carried out the attack, which left three family members and a cyclist dead. The investigation suggests the shooter displayed exceptional skill, firing 21 shots in 90 seconds, with 18 hitting their targets. The weapon used was a Luger PO6, which is not typical for professional hits, raising questions about the attacker's background. Saad al-Hilli's brother has criticized the original investigation, claiming a cover-up. Authorities are also seeking a motorcyclist seen near the scene, who wore a rare helmet.