This Tuesday, November 12, the big brother of little Lola, aged 12 when she was killed in 2022, in Paris, came out of silence by going to France 2 in the show “It begins today” , presented by Faustine Bollaert. He was next to his mother Delphine Daviet-Ropital.
It was an affair that shocked France. On October 14, 2022, young Lola, aged 12 at the time of the events, was found lifeless in a plastic crate, in the interior courtyard of the building where she lived, in Paris.
Since then, a trial has been requested against the main suspect, Dahbia Benkired, for murder of a 15-year-old minor accompanied by rape, torture or barbaric acts. The latter is an Algerian under OQTF (Obligation to leave French territory).
“I felt a big stab at that moment”: for the first time the mother of little Lola will confide on “It starts today”, on France 2 https://t.co/ ylFqHhM0ii via @lindependant
— The Independent (@lindependent) https://twitter.com/lindependant/status/1856347450006483361?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
But while the father of the family had already spoken during a vibrant testimony in front of the cameras of “Sept à quatre”, before suddenly passing away at the age of 49, it is now Delphine Daviet-Ropital, the mother , and Thibault, Lola's brother, who spoke on France 2, in the show “It begins today”.
With Faustine Bollaert, the young man explains the reason why he and his mother decided to come to the channel. “It was you who came to us to tell us that you felt the need to speak, explains Faustine Bollaert. I think it’s also for you (Thibault). You wanted it, needed it.”
Delphine and Thibault chose #CCA et @FaustineFB to talk about Lola.
Talk about Lola so as not to forget her.
A mother and brother so courageous, so worthy.
It's a moving hour that awaits us tomorrow, to pay tribute to Lola's life. pic.twitter.com/vdore7tfLd— It starts today (@CaCommenceAuj) https://twitter.com/CaCommenceAuj/status/1856019058220773822?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw
“I had already thought about that to speak on TV, because basically, I had the impression that it was starting to become a news item and that we were starting to forget it little by little,” replies Lola’s big brother.
He adds: “And what made me want to talk about her even more was my father, when he also appeared on TV. I saw that it wasn't very well done and I wanted to do that on a show that I like and that my mother also likes.”
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