“I felt it straight away”, her mother breaks the silence two years after the little girl’s death

It was now a little over two years… The affair caused a wave of emotion in the country, after the body of a dead teenager was discovered in a suitcase, very close to her home in the 9th arrondissement of the capital. It was exactly October 14, 2022, and ten days later his funeral was organized in a special atmosphere given the circumstances in which his body was found, after his relatives had reported his disappearance. Very quickly, investigators determined that the12 year old girl had been killed by a certain Dahbia B.a 24-year-old woman who has been in an irregular situation on French territory for three years.

The alleged culprit was already known to the police for acts of domestic violence. She was then arrested and placed in police custody two days after Lola's murder, and investigations revealed that she was suffering from psychological disorders according to her older sister Friha Benkired who then took her in at her home, in area where Lola resided. Finally, after a long investigation, we learned in September that Dahbia B. would be tried in a trial for “murder accompanied by rape, torture or barbaric act”.

The moving confession of Delphine Daviet

According to the conclusions of the Paris prosecutor's office to which the radio RMC had had access, we reported a “surge of physical and sexual violence and an obvious logic of humiliation” towards Lola, which causes her to incur the perpetuity. “It is now up to the investigating judge to decide by order the qualifications he will retain and the possible referral to the Assize Court”had then underlined the Paris prosecutor's office at the same time. If the lawyer of the alleged culprit did not want to make statements at the time, the young girl's relatives also preferred to remain in the shadows. Until Tuesday, November 12!

The mother of Lola actually breaks the silence on the show It starts today broadcast on Tuesday, November 12 on France 2. According to our colleagues at RTL, Delphine Daviet as well as his son Thibault Daviet want to express themselves “so that Lola is not forgotten” in “reduced to a news item”. Facing the host Faustine Bollaertthe mother remembers what she was doing precisely on the day of the tragedy. “I was packing my bags to leave in the evening and at lunchtime, I decided to take a little nap because we have a little break in between”she said, before continuing: “I tell myself that maybe I shouldn't have taken that nap because usually, I go out at that time when she comes home so I would definitely have bumped into her”citing Lola.

Faustine Bollaert recalls a trying encounter

It was when he woke up that the feeling of guilt began to emerge. “I woke up with a start and not seeing her come back, I said to my husband: 'It's not normal, it's weird, it's not her habit not to warn'”she then remembers, before thinking that a tragedy had happened. “The moment I didn’t have any news, I said to myself it’s not good, something has happened. I felt it right away, my mom body was broken right away“she concludes, while having difficulty containing her emotions.

This interview was also trying for Faustine Bollaert, who confided in complete transparency to TV Magazine/Le Figaro on this subject, after speaking about the difficulties she had encountered since the launch of her show seven years ago. “There are days when we manage less and we have to accept it. There are days when our shoulders are a little heavy, where the accumulation of very strong testimonies upsets you”she said, before including that of Delphine Daviet in the latter. “This is the first time she has spoken on television. She was the one who asked to come to our house precisely because there is this benevolent listening”she added, before specifying that she had it “received for an hour, with her son”. “I cannot say that I emerge unscathed from the confidences of this family who experienced the unspeakable. It takes time to get out of this kind of show.”conceded the host.

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