Three weeks after the discovery of the body of schoolgirl Lyhanna in an agricultural silo in Gers, the autopsy reveals that she was raped, gagged and that the DNA of suspect Jérôme Barella was found on her body, opening the way to an expansion of the prosecution.
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The body of schoolgirl Lyhanna was discovered three weeks earlier in an agricultural silo in Gers. The first investigations led to the identification of Jérôme Barella as a suspect.
Three weeks after the discovery of the schoolgirl's body in an agricultural silo in Gers, scientific analyzes provide damning evidence about Jérôme Barella, against whom the prosecution could be extended.
Raped, gagged, suspect's DNA found on the body... What the autopsy of young Lyhanna reveals
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The prosecution of Jérôme Barella could be expanded to include charges of rape and false imprisonment.
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