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Meanwhile it has emerged that Mrs al-Allaf's son, Haydar Thaher, 46, allegedly attacked his parents and threatened to kill them in the past.
Mr Thaher has a history of mental health problems and has not been seen by neighbours for a month.
Mrs al-Allaf, a Swedish passport holder, and her son had been living in southern Stockholm when she joined the Hilli’s on their French holiday.
Her husband, Mr Thaher’s father, Abdul al-Saffar, died last year from kidney problems.
Neighbours at their flat said they had not seen the son for about a month while Swedish relatives said they believed he had travelled to England.
Documents from a local criminal court in Stockholm reveal Mr Thaher was arrested on numerous occasions for alleged violent and threatening behaviour against his parents.
However he was never charged because they refused to testify against him, wanting help for him instead, papers from the Sodertorns court show.
His parents allegedly told police they believed he was schizophrenic, that he had terrorised them since 2001 and threats were made on a daily basis.
In 2004 he was said to have screamed at his father: “I want to kill you and there is nothing you can to about it" to his father before hitting him.
The following year he allegedly attacked his father with his own walking stick and screamed:"I can beat you and I can kill you" in Arabic.
In 2006 he allegedly attacked his mother.