Baffled, bewildered and afraid, a little Cocker Spaniel padded around the bodies of her friends - the journalists and cartoonists of Charlie Hebdo. Running from office to office she was the silent witness of a horror unfolding that would rock the world. As the 'house' dog and mascot of the staff, Lila was a familiar and much loved figure to staff and visitors alike. She greeted all with a friendly wave of her tail but that morning, the day of the slayings, she was sticking close to her favourite - cartoonist Jean Cabut - known as Cabu. Scroll down for video
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Lila stuck close to her 'favourite' cartoonist, Jean Cabut, on the day he died
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'Cabu' among six Charlie Hebdo journalists to be murdered that morning
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One survivor described how masked gunmen massacred her colleagues
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Sigolene Vinson heard Lila's 'tiny steps' searching for the deceased Cabu
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Their first magazine since attack will show cartoon of Prophet Muhammad
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Three million copies of the latest Charlie Hebdo edition will be printed
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@placeholder, who had left the conference room for the kitchen, started to crawl on hands and knees to another office as the gunfire exploded.
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Desperate not to inadvertently give away the still living - hidden men and women - @placeholder nodded.