Death of girl, 11, in France sparks storm over cracks in judicial system
The disappearance and death of 11-year-old Lyhanna in France's Gers region on May 29 has ignited widespread criticism of the justice system. A man, now suspected in her case, remained out of custody despite prior allegations of preying on young adolescents.

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AI-generatedThe disappearance and death of 11-year-old Lyhanna in France's Gers region on May 29 has ignited widespread criticism of the justice system. A man, now suspected in her case, remained out of custody despite prior allegations of preying on young adolescents. Lyhanna's body was discovered in a disused grain silo after days of searching. The incident has captured national and political attention, highlighting perceived failures within the judicial system that allowed the suspect to remain free.
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4 extractedThe girl, identified by police as Lyhanna, went missing in the southwestern Gers region on May 29.
The case has gripped national and political attention.
Her body was discovered in a disused grain silo.
A man suspected in the disappearance and death of an 11-year-old girl was kept out of custody despite allegations he preyed on young adolescents.