The daddy of an harmless hairdresser caught up in a brutal execution in Sydney's south-west says she was "stunning" and an "angel" prepared to assist anybody in want.
Amy Al-Hazzouri, 39, was within the backseat of a four-wheel drive with 48-year-old Lametta Fadlallah in Panania when a shooter sprayed the automotive with bullets and killed them each on Saturday night time.
Al-Hazzouri's father, Khaled, informed 9News his daughter was an angel, pleasant and delightful.
"Lovely, stunning," the grieving father stated.
"Anybody who was once upset, depressed, something would go to Amy and she or he would give them the help, the ability and power.
"They'd go to Amy, Amy was all the things to them, that is the type of individual she was."
Khaled stated he wished he had died as an alternative of his daughter and simply needs her again.
Al-Hazzouri's brother-in-law, Mounir Sajad, stated she was "very beloved" and the household is clearly devastated.
"Nobody can imagine what has occurred, it is vitally onerous," he stated.
"Her father, he does not imagine he has misplaced his love."
Fadlallah is the previous companion of drug seller and standover man Helal Safi and former spouse of infamous drug seller Shadi Derbas.
Police imagine she was the supposed goal.
Al-Hazzouri's household stated she was at Fadlallah's house to blow dry her hair earlier than they went out, working extra time and nights as she usually did, to help her father and her household in Lebanon.
"She was a tough employee, a great woman, all the time taking care of her sister and brother and typically taken care of her father," Sajad stated.
They stated they'd begged her to not make home calls.
"She labored with this girl, somebody give her recommendation to not, however she did not (hear)," Sajad stated.
Murder detective Danny Doherty known as the double homicide "unprecedented" and stated police are actually concentrating on identified underworld households to try to cease what could also be an inevitable bloody escalation of gun violence.
Doherty stated "some sort of retribution" is now the worry.