Four people were still in police custody on Sunday morning as part of the investigation launched by the Paris prosecutor’s office. According to our information, they are two men and two women, aged 26 to 43, charged with “murder of a minor under 15 with torture and barbarity”. All were born in Algeria and at least one of them is of no fixed abode.
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Huddled and bound, she bears a deep wound on her neck and her body is covered in writing. According to the autopsy performed on Saturday, death was due to suffocation. Le Parisien
The parents spread a missing person’s report concerning their daughter Lola on social networks, showing photos of the child and a suspected person. They wrote that she was “last seen in our residence at 3:20 pm in the company of a female person we do not know”. This person, as the poor quality pictures posted online by the parents show, is “dressed in white jeans, a white jumper with a hood and her grey backpack”. Finally, it says: “Help us find her”.
The investigation into the murder of 12-year-old Lola, who was killed in the north of Paris on Friday, is gaining momentum. It is suspected that the crime was motivated by a hypothetical organ trafficking. The mental health of the main suspect, arrested this morning, raises questions.
Is this the same woman – North African, mid-30s – who was reported to the police by a neighbour? According to his statement, she had asked him twice to help her carry a heavy “box”. Despite the promise of money, which she said was related to “organ trafficking”, he refused, as he was shocked to see a bloody cloth in the box. The woman had eventually hired an Uber driver. (…) Le JDD
