were scattered throughout the Lin Yue restaurant in Sittensen who had owned the restaurant and lived above it for 10 years A child found unhurt in the restaurant was believed to be the couple's two-year-old daughter The bodies were discovered by a man who went to pick up his wife who worked at the restaurant said: "This morning at 12.30am a man went to pick up his wife from work there "He called the police and a manhunt got under way We know nothing about the background to the crime and nothing about the motive We're investigating every possibility including organised crime." Another male worker was found alive but was said to be in a life-threatening condition and was being treated in intensive care in a local hospital Germany's equivalent of the FBI - were called in to investigate after evidence suggested the killings might have been carried out by a triad gang and involved extortion for money The killings shocked the citizens of Sittensen who described the family as friendly and integrated into the community of 10,000 people Police were attempting to trace everyone who had visited the restaurant over the weekend But by yesterday evening they were little closer to solving the crime Their only witness was the man who had found the bodies He was being seen by a psychologist last night is on the first floor of a strip of commercial property "It was a great place and the people who ran it were very much part of the community," said Stefan Tiemann He described the crime as "terrible" and said it had shaken the small community who described herself as a friend of the restaurant owners I've never seen an angry face there." "The owners always greeted us personally with a handshake." Hours after the discovery of the bodies they were still lying where they had been found as forensic scientists worked to gather evidence "We are checking every nook and cranny every piece of dust," Mr Kaldinski told journalists "One of our biggest challenges will be how to remove the bodies under the glare of the media." Fischbehälter wurde auf Gegenfahrbahn geschleudert Aufräumarbeiten dauern bis Sonnabendnachmittag · Drought leaves 300,000 short of drinking water in NW China · Netizens mock failure to curb house prices · Chinese FM to officially visit India, Japan · World can learn from China's policies on Africa · Talks can resolve China-Janpan issues · Top weather official: Nation sets sights on clean energy · Hu, Mbeki pledge to boost cooperation · Religious believers thrice the estimate · Hackers attack Net traffic computers · Economist: Drastic rise of yuan 'could spark crisis' A fish transporter leaves the road in icy conditions Four people are injured and around 7,000 fish die In a black ice accident on the A1 near Sittensen around 7000 trout died on the road and four people were injured two trucks and a car were involved in the accident Four of the six people involved in the accident were injured - one of them seriously the 56-year-old driver of a fish transporter left the road near Sittensen (district of Rotenburg) in the direction of Bremen due to the icy conditions and came to a standstill across the road A truck following behind reportedly drove into the vehicle and pushed the transporter through a central crash barrier Around 7000 fish were scattered across the lanes in both directions as a result of the collision the 56-year-old driver of the fish transporter and a 59-year-old co-driver were slightly injured A piece of the vehicle hit a car on the opposite carriageway in the direction of Hamburg; a 38-year-old co-driver was seriously injured The 44-year-old driver suffered minor injuries A ruptured tank of one of the trucks involved spilled several hundred liters of fuel over the scene of the accident Both lanes were fully closed and the clearing work lasted until late afternoon The police estimate the damage to be just under 200,000 euros (approx