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Hello everyone and welcome, episode 238 of the True Crime All the Time Unsolved Podcast. I'm Mike Ferguson and with me as always is my partner in True Crime, Mike Gibson. Give me what's going on with you.

Hey, man, I'm doing good. How about you doing great? Awesome. Excellent. Ready to head to France. France to record this episode. It cost us quite a bit in tickets. It did, but it's worth it. It is worth it.

Now T-Cat cost us quite a bit as well because we went to China. We did. Long flight to discuss the murder of Neil Haywood by Bogu Kailai.

Do feel it was unfair that you got the really nice seat first class. You mean the thing that you could lay down in and nap when I sleeper. I just sleeper. You did have sleeper and I had basically what was considered like a wooded, slotted chair.

Yeah, and they brought that out special for you. Yeah, the whole way there. But definitely check out this case on T-Cat. You know, it involves family secrets, murder, politics and a police cover up. It's a huge case.

I mean, it really made headlines all over the world before we jump into this episode of Unsolved. Let's give our shout outs for patron. We had Melissa.

Hey, Melissa Lisa Cooper. What's going on Lisa? Janna Sanders. Hey, Janet Lilith Wolf. We'll appreciate that. Lilith Marty Urway. Hey, there's Marty VMMF. Well, VMMF you too.

Braden Draper was up Braden Addison Edwards Blan. Hey Addison. Kill Smith. Hey, there's Kayla Astrid Maria Nyer. I appreciate that. Astrid Kelly Church. Hey church. Lauren. Well, thank you Lauren. Charles Cook. Hey, Charles Courtney Johnson. Well, that's a neat way to spell Courtney. It is cool. Jose Melcore. Hey, Jose. Brandy Hammannaka. What's going on Hammannaka? Nora. Oh, there's Nora. Haley.

Haley. Hi, Haley and Benjamin Hops. What's up? Whoops? So we appreciate all that new support. And then if we go back into the vault, Gibbs.

This week, we selected Nicholas S. I appreciate that. Nicholas. Yeah, we appreciate the new support to continue support for PayPal donations. We had Heather Allen. Hey, Heather. David Rose. What's up, David?

And Jennifer Benson. Thanks Jennifer. So thanks to all of you as well. All right, buddy. Are you ready to get into this episode of True Crime All the Time Unsolved?

I'm ready. In this episode, we're talking about the anisee shootings, also known as the French Alps shootings or the Chavalline killings. So we mentioned it, right? We're headed to France. Yeah.

Long way for us, but also possibly some difficult pronunciations for you. We have a lot of difficult pronunciations in our T-cat episode. Thank goodness I was able to help.

You were will do our best here as well. It was on the late summer afternoon in 2012 that three members of the Alhili family from Britain and an unrelated French man were brutally executed.

Along a popular tourist road in the picturesque Comm Deere Forest. This is located in the east of France, close to the area of Chavalline and nestled in the French Alps.

And obviously that's where you get the name of the murders. The killings also became known as the anisee shootings as Chavalline was just south of Lake Anisee.

And idealic and popular summer vacation destination for people from around Europe. The place to be. Have you ever been to France? Have you ever been to the Alps? We just went there.

Well, besides that, besides that trip. Oh, there's other times I'm not allowed to talk about. Oh, I got you. I had never been. Those who lost their lives were Saad Alhili, his wife, Iqbal, and her mother, Suhela O'Ala.

The French victim was 45-year-old Sylvan Mollier who didn't know the Alhili's and didn't have any connection to them whatsoever. There were two survivors.

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