Police officer and working mum among Reina club victims in Istanbul
Young revellers bringing in the New Year were shot dead in the blood bath at an Istanbul nightclub on the last night of 2016.
Those killed include the chief of security at the Reina nightclub, a Lebanese banker, a female security guard and the daughter of a prominent Lebanese businessman.
Turkish police have begun to release the identities of the 39 dead as a manhunt for their brutal jihadi killer gets underway.
ISIS has claimed responsibility for the attack during which a man arrived in a taxi and rampaged through the exclusive club, spraying 180 bullets from six magazines into the crowd.
The terror group said the killer was a “heroic soldier of the caliphate who attacked the most famous nightclub where Christians were celebrating their pagan feast”.