Police have charged a man on suspicion of attempting to access bank accounts of the family of an engineer murdered in the French Alps.

Nigerian-born Abiodun David John, 33, was charged with fraud after allegedly trying to get into accounts in the name of members of Saad al-Hilli's family after his death on September 5.

Surrey Police could not confirm whether the accounts belonged to Mr al-Hilli himself and stressed that the fraud charges were not linked to the ongoing investigation into who murdered the Iraqi-born engineer together with his wife, mother-in-law and a French cyclist.
A Surrey Police spokeswoman said: 'Abiodun David John was arrested at an address in Salford, Greater Manchester in October.

'He returned on bail today where he was charged with eight counts of fraud by false representation which are alleged to have taken place between July and September this year.'

About 100 police officers in Britain and France are investigating the murders of engineer Mr al-Hilli, 50, his dentist wife Iqbal, 47, her elderly mother, Suhaila Al-Allaf, 74, and passing cyclist Sylvain Mollier in a horrifying gun attack near Chevaline, Lake Annecy.

Man arrested after alleged attempt to hack into bank account of father shot dead in French Alps

The couple's four-year-old daughter Zeena lay undiscovered under her mother's corpse for eight hours after the shooting, while her seven-year-old sister Zainab was found with serious injures after being shot and beaten.
French investigators searched the al-Hilli family home in Claygate, Surrey, in the wake of the deaths.
Later in September, Surrey Police asked Greater Manchester Police to arrest John at an address in Salford, on suspicion of fraud offences.
Police search the Annecy scene of the murders of Saad Al-Hilli, his wife Ikbal, mother-in-law Suhalia and a cyclist


The quadruple murder took place in the forest near Chevaline and Lake Annecy in the French Alps

John, who has since moved to London, strongly denies any wrongdoing.

He told the Manchester Evening News that it was his belief that his phones had been tapped and his internet accessed.

'When the police came into my house I did not know what they were talking about,' he told the newspaper.

'I am totally innocent. I do not know where this whole thing has come from.'

He will appear at Guildford Magistrates' Court tomorrow.











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This guy has no feelings at all.

I saw it yesterday too.Some nigerians sees oppoturnities in everything,it doesnt matter whether somebody is been hurt or not.

Just like the bishops and the politicians seizes the opportunities of the people's gullibility to threat themselves to cutthroat private jets,even when the people that paid for them are starving.

redsun: I saw it yesterday too.Some nigerians sees oppoturnities in everything,it doesnt matter whether somebody is been hurt or not.

Just like the bishops and the politicians seizes the opportunities of the people's gullibility to threat themselves to cutthroat private jets,even when the people that paid for them are starving.

What concerns bishop with this? Pls don't put urself in what u can't explain,u don't hv right to judge God's servant, remember Aaron and co.