Police are calling on the public for help as they continue their investigation into a series of break-ins believed to be connected to the theft at the Abdallah family home earlier this year.
On April 30, two intruders were caught on CCTV fleeing the Telopea home in a white Audi after robbing the parents of children killed in the horror Oatlands crash last year.
Leila Abdallah, whose three young children were killed when they were struck by a drunk driver, was at home with a friend looking at photographs of her children when the thief forced his way into the home.
Police are questioning two men pulled over in a car similar to the one seen outside the Abdallah family home after two thieves allegedly broke in and stole precious items.
The two intruders were caught on CCTV fleeing the Telopea home in a white Audi after robbing the family who were later revealed to be parents of the children killed in the horror Oatlands crash last year.
Leila Abdallah, whose three young children were killed when they were struck by a drunk driver, was at home with a friend looking at photographs of her children when the thief smashed his way in.
News by Rebecca Le May  The families of four children who were killed when a drunk driver mowed them down as they walked along a footpath to buy ice cream have spoken of their unfathomable pain while launching an annual day of forgiveness. Antony, 13, Angelina, 12, and Sienna Abdallah, 8, and their cousin Veronique Sakr, 11, died at the scene of the crash in Oatlands in Sydney s west on February 1 last year. Antony, Angelina and Sienna s siblings Liana, Alex and Michael survived. Just days later, mother Leila Geagea Abdallah said she would forgive the man behind the wheel. To honour the children and spread their message of forgiveness, the two families started i4Give Day, which was launched at the Royal Botanic Gardens on Sunday.
News by Rebecca Le May  The families of four children who were killed when a drunk driver mowed them down as they walked along a footpath to buy ice cream have spoken of their unfathomable pain while launching an annual day of forgiveness. Antony, 13, Angelina, 12, and Sienna Abdallah, 8, and their cousin Veronique Sakr, 11, died at the scene of the crash in Oatlands in Sydney s west on February 1 last year. Antony, Angelina and Sienna s siblings Liana, Alex and Michael survived. Just days later, mother Leila Geagea Abdallah said she would forgive the man behind the wheel. To honour the children and spread their message of forgiveness, the two families started i4Give Day, which was launched at the Royal Botanic Gardens on Sunday.