Wealthy brothers Inshaf and Ilham Ibrahim bombed the luxury Shangri-La and Cinnamon Grand hotels in Sri Lanka’s Easter Sunday terror attack
Suicide bomber brothers were the sons of a millionaire spice trader and were privately educated in Colombo
Their attacks claimed the lives of at least 41 foreigners, including eight British holidaymakers – three of whom were children
As police raided their £1m mansion in an exclusive neighbourhood of Colombo, Ilham’s pregnant wife Fatima blew herself up, killing her three children and three officers
Inshaf, a successful businessman, owned a copper factory thought to be where the suicide bombs were made
At least 321 people were murdered in the massacre, 45 of them children, while more than 500 were injured
Chilling footage shows Ilham and an accomplice bomber attack the Shangri-La while guests had breakfast
Second clip earlier showed different bomber patting a girl on the head before launching attack on a church
ISIS has claimed responsibility and released footage of the fighters swearing allegiance to the jihadist group

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