A father lets out a sob of ecstatic relief as he clutches his son. A mother, her face a picture of joy, holds her precious child as she flees the scene of a bloody hostage drama in Paris that cost the lives of four innocent people. In 15 astonishing minutes, police brought a dramatic end to two sieges after three days of terror had paralysed the French capital. Police commandos stormed a Jewish grocery store in a hail of bullets and stun grenades, killing an Al Qaeda-linked gunman who was holding 15 hostages. Twelve minutes earlier, and only 25 miles away, another stand-off ended with the deaths of Charlie Hebdo killers, Said and Cherif Kouachi.
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Hostages pictured fleeing Jewish grocery shop in east of the city where four people lost their lives
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Jihadi Amedy Coulibay was killed when commandos stormed the supermarket
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His girlfriend Hayat Boumeddiene, described as armed and dangerous, is still on the run
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Brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi were killed as they tried to fight their way out of a print works 25 miles from Paris
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Hostages died at grocery shop while Michel Catalano, who was held by Kouachi brothers, escaped unharmed
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First chilling images inside kosher grocery show bodies of hostages lying on the ground
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All three dead terrorists were born in France but linked to same terror cell
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