'Extremely productive' meeting for police investigating Alps massacre

Police investigating the Alps massacre have said that an "extremely productive" meeting has been held.

'Extremely productive' meeting for police investigating Alps massacre
Thu, 13 Sep, 2012 - 22:42

Police investigating the Alps massacre have said that an "extremely productive" meeting has been held.

Four people were shot dead last week - including 3 members of a British family.

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