Adel Dayoub News Today

Underworld sources have estimated those tasked with the revenge shooting of Sydney gangster mum Lametta Fadlallah were paid at least half a million dollars for the hit.

Executed gang wife Lametta Fadlallah had a love for designer labels and brands which belied her beginnings with her immigrant Lebanese family in a humble fibro house  in western Sydney.

A romantic entanglement gone wrong is a key line of inquiry for detectives investigating the Saturday night execution of Sydney woman Lametta Fadlallah and her friend, hairdresser Amneh “Amy” al-Hazouri.

A gangster mum slain alongside her hairdresser in a chilling execution may have been targeted because of a dangerous romantic relationship, it has been revealed.

The son of Adel Dayoub, who was dating Lametta Fadlallah, told Daily Mail Australia his father handed over his phone and gave police anything he could to help investigate the death.

The 16-year-old, who cannot be named, was close with 39-year-old Amy Hazouri and often spent time with her both in her salon in southwest Sydney and socially.

The Panania mum-of-two spent her final hours alive at Massaya Restaurant in Strathfield South doing odd jobs and going over details for that nights festivities.