Ascertaining the origin of the $lνlν$ excess events at the LHC by a change of beam energy

A higher than predicted rate of two leptons plus missing transverse energy events, reported at the summer HEP conferences, can originate from a decay of the Higgs boson into a $WW^{(*)}$ pair, a misjudgement of the rate of SM background processes or a statistical fluctuation. In this paper we discuss a way to resolve this three-fold ambiguity.