French police say they are considering a reenactment at the scene of a 2012 shooting in the Alps after a gun is found in a nearby lake, according to reports.
The case involves the killing of Saad Al-Hilli, a 50-year-old Iraq-born satellite engineer from Surrey, who is shot dead at the wheel of his BMW on a remote mountain road near Lake Annecy in 2012. His surviving daughters—described in reporting as sisters who survived the massacre of the British family—may be asked to return to the location as part of the proposed reenactment.
The coverage references police statements but offers limited additional detail on investigative findings, including when exactly the weapon is recovered or whether it is formally linked to the 2012 incident. The accounts focus on the potential reenactment and the recent discovery of a gun in the area, presenting the developments as part of ongoing work in the case rather than as a final determination.
