
The gendarmes found Lyhanna's body after seven days of careful tracking of Jérôme B., while riots broke out in Saint-Pierre-des-Corps following a refusal to comply and the suspect's brother, Yannick Barella, was indicted for rape.
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The Lyhanna case concerns the disappearance and discovery of the body of a young girl, triggering a seven-day police investigation. The riots in Saint-Pierre-des-Corps followed a refusal to comply involving a scooter. The brother of the main suspect has a recently revealed criminal record.
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“We didn’t find the body by chance”: how the gendarmes looking for Lyhanna followed the trail of Jérôme B.
STORY - Present on site since Monday, our special correspondent retraces the meticulous hunt carried out for seven days by the police. Between methodical sweeps and targeted investigations, the investigation spread over an area three and a half times the size of Paris.
Refusal to comply, vehicles burned, police officers and gendarmes injured… What we know about the night of riots in Saint-Pierre-des-Corps
The clashes, triggered after a refusal to comply in which a young man on a scooter was seriously injured, continued until 4 a.m. on Sunday. The authorities are calling for appeasement.
“Nymphomaniac”, “handyman”… Who is Yannick Barella, the brother of the suspect in the Lyhanna affair whose legal past is resurfacing?
PORTRAIT - Behind the death of young Lyhanna and the investigation into the main suspect Jérôme Barella, there is an entire family caught up in the justice system. His brother Yannick was indicted this Wednesday for rape of a minor and marital rape, and placed under judicial supervision.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The investigation into Jérôme B. will continue with additional expertise.
Very likely · Within weeks
Yannick Barella will face trial for the alleged rapes.
Likely · Within months
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