A) Soldier B) Motorcyclist C) Welder D) Police officer
A) Luger P06 semi-automatic pistol B) Shotgun C) AK-47 assault rifle D) Revolver
A) It did not match the samples in the victim's vehicle B) It was a perfect match C) It matched a family member of the victims D) It was inconclusive
A) He disappeared and was never found B) He was ruled out as an innocent passer-by C) He admitted to being a witness to the murder D) He was arrested as the primary suspect
A) A forensic psychiatrist B) A local welder C) A police commissioner D) An ex-French Foreign Legion soldier
A) He was being blackmailed by the real killer B) He was suffering from a terminal illness C) He was suffering from financial ruin D) He thought of himself as a suspect
A) Patrice Menegaldo B) Nordahl Lelandais C) Sylvain Mollier D) The ex-policeman from Lathuile
A) Welder B) Soldier C) Forensic psychiatrist D) Police officer
A) How to fix a Luger P06 B) Alps travel routes C) Nuclear secrets in France D) Decomposition of a human body
A) Between 30 and 40 years old B) Between 40 and 50 years old C) Between 20 and 30 years old D) Over 60 years old
A) 50% B) 100% C) 75% D) 25%
A) Motorcycle racing B) Photography C) Welding D) Weapons collector
A) Ugine B) Lathuile C) Annecy D) Chambéry
A) Interpol B) Scotland Yard C) National Gendarmerie D) Swiss Federal Police
A) In Geneva B) Near Paris C) In London D) In Chambéry
A) French Foreign Legion B) Royal Logistic Corps bomb disposal unit C) Royal Engineers D) Special Air Service
A) An explosive device B) A Taser C) A counterfeit passport D) A stolen handgun
A) Europol B) The United Nations C) The European Union D) Eurojust
A) 21 October 2013 B) 24 June 2013 C) January 2014 D) 10 September 2012
A) Saad al-Hilli B) A Swiss banker C) Zaid al-Hilli D) Saddam Hussein
A) White Land Rover B) Silver Mercedes ML C) Grey BMW X5 D) Black Audi Q7
A) £500,000 B) £5m C) £1m D) £2m
A) Crédit Agricole Geneva B) Barclays Paris C) HSBC London D) UBS Zurich
A) September 2012 B) June 2013 C) January 2014 D) October 2013
A) Rutherford Appleton Laboratory B) Crédit Agricole C) British Aerospace D) EADS
A) EADS B) The Royal Logistic Corps C) Rutherford Appleton Laboratory D) The National Gendarmerie
A) The Swiss bank manager B) A local French official C) Saddam Hussein D) Zaid al-Hilli
A) Haute-Savoie tragedy B) Chevaline massacre C) Alps incident D) Annecy shooting
A) 15 September 2012 B) 5 September 2012 C) 5 August 2012 D) 14 September 2012
A) Six B) Three C) Five D) Four
A) Swedish B) French C) British D) Iraqi
A) Two hours B) Four hours C) Eight hours D) Twelve hours
A) The World War II resistance killings B) The French Revolution C) The Jack the Ripper case D) The Dominici affair
A) Pilot B) Engineer C) Biochemist D) Cyclist
A) 12:00 CEST B) 18:30 CEST C) 15:45 CEST D) 09:00 CEST
A) Fifty B) Eight C) Ten D) Twenty-five
A) Veronique Dizot B) Sylvain Mollier C) Brett Martin D) Zainab al-Hilli
A) French police officer B) RAF pilot C) Engineer D) Forensic investigator
A) Five times B) Seven times C) Once D) Twice
A) Four B) Nine C) Seven D) Five
A) 2014 B) 2019 C) 2017 D) 2012
A) Sylvain Mollier B) Saad al-Hilli C) Veronique Dizot D) Brett Martin
A) Traffic B) Flowing water C) The car engine D) Wind
A) To document their recovery process. B) To record their feelings about their parents. C) To note any potential flashbacks to the scene. D) To draw pictures of the attacker.
A) Her parents calling for help on a phone. B) Her parents yelling at her to get back into the car. C) Her parents fighting with a stranger. D) Her parents trying to drive away.
A) Bitten fingernails. B) A large tattoo on his arm. C) Missing teeth. D) A distinctive scar on his cheek.
A) A laceration on her face. B) A gunshot wound to the shoulder. C) A stab wound to the chest. D) A broken leg.
A) Clean-shaven with a square jaw. B) Round face with badly-shaven facial hair. C) Heavy makeup and a mustache. D) A long beard and a thin face.
A) Hazel eyes. B) Green eyes. C) Brown eyes. D) Blue eyes.
A) Sophie Dupont. B) Zainab Al-Hilli. C) Marc Dutroux. D) Sabine Khéris.
A) 1935. B) 2012. C) 1995. D) 1950.
A) The killer likely had specialized military training. B) The killer was a random local criminal. C) The killer was a professional contract assassin. D) The killer acted under direct orders from a foreign government.
A) 1st Marine Infantry Parachute Regiment B) German Special Forces (KSK) C) French Foreign Legion D) The Swiss Guard
A) The Swiss Alpine Club B) The Swiss Border Guard C) Détachement d'Action Rapide et de Dissuasion D) The Swiss Federal Intelligence Service
A) 29 B) 32 C) 21 D) 45
A) Semi-automatic shotgun B) Schmidt-Rubin K31 rifle C) Swiss Luger pistol D) Revolver
A) Xavier Baligant B) Sylvain Mollier C) David Cameron D) Bjarne N.
A) Villey-le-Sec B) Nanterre C) Saint-Jorioz D) Chevaline
A) François Hollande B) Sylvain Mollier C) Xavier Baligant D) Bjarne N.
A) British B) Danish C) French D) Belgian
A) No relevant breakthrough B) Evidence of an existing criminal record C) A secret meeting with Bjarne N. D) A connection to the Belgian collector
A) Belgian B) Swiss C) British D) Austrian
A) François Hollande B) RTL C) David Cameron D) The Nanterre unit |