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Gun found in lake could be key to unsolved murder of UK family (opens the original)
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The al-Hilli family home, cordoned off after the 2012 Alps murders. Photo / Getty Images For 14 years, the key to solving one of this century’s most violent and inexplicable murders has lain 2m below the surface of Lake Annecy. Or so police hope. Since September 5, 2012, detectives have tried to find the Luger pistol used to kill three members of a British-Iraqi family and a passing French cyclist at an Alpine beauty spot. The bodies of Saad al-Hilli, 50, his wife Iqbal, 47, her mother Suhaila-a
Mexico deploys 1500 troops to save avocados (opens the original)
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Mexican troops deploy to protect avocado inspectors in Michoacan. Photo / Getty Images Mexico has deployed more than a thousand troops to protect its £2.2 billion ($5b) avocado industry from being decimated by cartel violence after Washington halted imports of the fruit over security concerns for US agricultural inspectors. About 1500 Mexican soldiers are being stationed across the embattled state of Michoacan to protect agricultural workers who provide the US with two-thirds of its avocado supp
British woman’s body found in suitcase in Athens (opens the original)
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The woman found dead has been named by Greek media as Elisabeth-Jane Ross, 38. A British woman has been found dead in a suitcase in Athens, police have said. The victim’s remains were reportedly discovered in an abandoned building by a homeless man in the central district of Kypseli on July 18. She was named in the Greek media on Wednesday night as Elisabeth-Jane Ross. The 38-year-old is believed to have arrived in Greece two and a half weeks earlier from the US via a connecting flight from Cypr
Husband arrested in South Africa after family found dead in England (opens the original)
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Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma was arrested in Johannesburg after an international manhunt following the deaths of his wife and two daughters. Photo / Bedfordshire Police An IT consultant suspected of murdering his entire family at their Bedfordshire home has been arrested by police in South Africa, the Telegraph can reveal. Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, also known as Mark Tshuma, left the UK last Saturday, two days before the bodies of his wife and two daughters were discovered. Police mounted an interna
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