It is on this route, no more than an hour out of the capital,that police are bent on catching the men they believe killed a dozen people at the offices of a satirical magazine yesterday.

Nearly 36-hours after the polished assassinations at the offices of Charlie Hebdo magazine French police have thrown everything into catching the perpetrators or at least stopping them from returning to the capital for a deadly denouement.

They are focused on French brothers Said and Cherif Kouachi who are of Algerian extract.

Both of these men in their early 30s are known to French security authorities for jihadi activities.

Both have managed to stay at large for a day and a half.

Authorities know they will have to answer tough questions about how the Kouachi brothers were able to carry out the Charlie Hebdo attack.

But for now they’re concentrating on keeping the deadly siblings from staging a lethal repeat performance.

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