On the night of September 23 to 24, 2024, emergency services were called for a cardio-respiratory arrest in Conches-en-Ouche, in Eure (Normandy). They discover Lisa, 3 and a half years old, covered in bruises. She died from her injuries.
This infanticide had moved people in Normandy and beyond. Lisa’s mother and her stepfather were quickly indicted for “murder of a minor under 15, violence against a minor under 15, deprivation of care and failure to report treatment of a minor”. The couple admitted to having engaged in repeated acts of violence against the little girl on the evening of her death. Their pre-trial detention was recently extended. They risk life imprisonment.
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Three new indictments
On July 8, 2024, the investigation took a step forward with three new indictments for failure to report mistreatment of minors, among the little girl’s relatives. These are her maternal grandparents (the grandmother and her husband), as well as the mother of Lisa’s stepfather. This is information revealed by Paris Normandy which West France was able to be confirmed with the public prosecutor of Rouen, Rémi Coutin, this Friday, October 11, 2024.
As a reminder, the director of the nursery school where Lisa was educated, and the director of her older brother’s primary school, were also indicted in this case for failure to report mistreatment of minors.
Lisa’s brother, aged 6 at the time of the events, had been entrusted to Eure child welfare. He too had been a victim of “regular violence for several months”.
