Married and a mother to a young son, Muyal was killed in the Paris attacks, her family confirmed on social media. News reports indicate she was at the Bataclan.  "You will not have my hatred." Friday night you took away the life of an exceptional human being, the love of my life, the mother of my son, but you will not have my hatred. I do not know who you are, and I do not wish to. You are dead souls. If this God for whom you kill so blindly has made us in His image, every bullet in the body of my wife will have been a wound in His heart. So I will not give you the privilege of hating you. You certainly sought it, but replying to hatred with anger would be giving in to the same ignorance which made you into what you are. You want me to be frightened, that I should look into the eyes of my fellow citizens with distrust, that I sacrifice my freedom for security. You lost. I will carry on as before. I saw her this morning. Finally, after nights and days of waiting. She was as beautiful as when she left on Friday evening, as beautiful as when I fell madly in love with her more than 12 years ago. I am of course devastated by heartbreak, I'll cede you that little victory, but it will be short-lived. I know that she will be with us every day and that we will meet again in a paradise of free souls to which you will never have access.  Facebook post of Antoine Leiris, husband of HÃ©lÃ¨ne Muyal
A concert. A game. A dinner. For 130 people in Paris, a typical Friday night ended in tragedy on November 13. Here are some of the names of the victims.