Paris prosecutor Francois Molins (R) holds a press conference on January 9, 2015 in Paris after an hostage-taking at a Jewish supermarket where four hostages were killed in eastern Paris. French elite forces stormed two hostage sites on January 9, killing the brothers behind the Charlie Hebdo massacre and a jihadist accomplice in a fiery end that also claimed the lives of four hostages. The killings brought a dramatic close to three days of terror and high tension that began on January 7 when the two heavily armed Kouachi brothers burst into the satirical magazine's office and slaughtered some of France's best-loved cartoonists.
{"Image ImageDescription": "Paris prosecutor Francois Molins (R) holds a press conference on January 9, 2015 in Paris after an hostage-taking at a Jewish supermarket where four hostages were killed in eastern Paris. French elite forces stormed two hostage sites on January 9, killing the brothers behind the Charlie Hebdo massacre and a jihadist accomplice in a fiery end that also claimed the lives of four hostages. The killings brought a dramatic close to three days of terror and high tension that began on January 7 when the two heavily armed Kouachi brothers burst into the satirical magazine's office and slaughtered some of France's best-loved cartoonists.   AFP PHOTO / MATTHIEU ALEXANDRE        (Photo credit should read MATTHIEU ALEXANDRE/AFP via Getty Images)"}