Citat:
Ursprungligen postat av spoiler
Hittade precis det här, verkar inte vara så spännande.
"Olive Press can reveal that millionaire businessman Kadhem al-Hilli passed away in a care home in Benalmadena without any of his family present.
Intriguingly detectives are now probing his death after it was claimed he mysteriously went missing for six days prior to his death at the SAR care home in Torrequebrada last August."
http://www.theolivepress.es/spain-news/2012/09/20/costa-link-to-french-alps-murders/
Uppgiften om 6 dagars letande kommer från domstolshandlingar, som "The Sun" tagit del av.
Den alternativa uppgiften att han dog på hemmet kommer från Alla Hussein Mohamed samt troligen från dödsattesten, så det verkar vara den riktiga förklaringen.
Han verkar både haft en bostad, samt varit intagen på ett hem, kanske sönerna sökte honom i bostaden för att senare finna att han var intagen på hemmet?
Zaid har tydligen talat osanning och uppgett att bröderna varit närvarande vid dödsögonblicket.
Citat:
While Zaid has strongly denied the fued, claims that both brothers had been present at their father’s side on his deathbed last year do not ring true, as the Olive Press has discovered.
Neither son, it emerges, is listed on his death certificate, which is held at Benalmadena register office.
More intriguingly, a close friend, who witnessed his death and signed paperwork, insisted he did not want to comment on the fued between the sons.
“I would prefer not to comment on that,” said Alla Hussein Mohamed, from Fuengirola, who kept a close eye on the ageing Iraqi in the years before his death.
Despite confirming that his sons were NOT at the care home on August 11 last year, he said they had turned up together in the ensuing days to pick up his body.
“This is a huge international case and I am not able to comment on that,” insisted the fellow Iraqi, who is listed on his death certificate.
“Both sons arrived in Spain and took him back to London. They came over from time to time to see him and they were both very sad as you would expect. As for their exact relationship I don’t want to comment.”
What he was able to confirm was that Kadhem al-Hilli lived a comfortable life in a small apartment in Avenida Mejico, in Mijas, where he had moved from England after his wife’s death some 10 years earlier.
The cultured, softly-spoken engineer had originally fled Baghdad in the 1970s to escape persecution from former dictator Saddam Hussein, going on to run a string of factories in the UK.
He had made a lot of money, which allegedly saw him acquire property in the UK, France and Switzerland, as well as Spain.
