Jérôme Barella, the main suspect in the Lyhanna case, an 11-year-old schoolgirl found dead in Gers on June 4, has been charged with murder and rape of a minor under 15 years old.

The mother of Rosa, a victim in the Lyhanna case involving Jérôme Barella, has filed a complaint against French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin with the Court of Justice of the Republic, alleging 'deliberate endangerment of life' and 'failure to assist a person in danger.'

An investigation by Le Figaro revealed that Prescyllia, who had filed a rape complaint against Jérôme Barella's father, had her 'calls for help' ignored prior to the Lyhanna case, despite psychiatric evaluations suggesting sexual abuse.

An autopsy has confirmed that the 11-year-old girl murdered in France was also raped, potentially leading to expanded charges against the 41-year-old father of the family, Jérôme Barella.

A report concerning Jérôme Barella, the main suspect in the Lyhanna case, was sent to judicial authorities by child welfare services last March but remained unaddressed for several months.

As inquiries continue into the killing of Lyhanna, Le Monde has compiled established facts and outstanding questions surrounding the background of suspect Jérôme Barella, including previous accusations against him.

Authorities are investigating the disappearance of Lyhanna and the subsequent arrest of Jérôme Barella, whose trail led gendarmes to the discovery of the body. Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin is scheduled to meet with prosecutors regarding the case.

Jérôme Barella, 41, is being questioned by an investigating judge in Agen regarding the disappearance of Lyhanna, a middle school student, after initially being charged with kidnapping and sequestration.

The investigation into the murder of Lyhanna, specifically regarding a complaint of rape filed by a young girl named Rosa against Jérôme Barella, has been transferred to the Agen branch of Bordeaux's research section. This transfer is due to potential 'failures' in the initial handling of the case.

A new inspection report in the Lyhanna case alleges that the young victim, Rosa, suffered approximately fifty rapes by Jérôme Barella, shedding light on dysfunctions in the handling of the affair.

Three months after Lyhanna's death, an adolescent placed with ASE, whose previous report went unheeded, has now filed a sexual assault complaint against Jérôme Barella, the main suspect.

In the Lyhanna murder case, a new development reveals that a signalment concerning Jérôme Barella was made by a middle school student to child welfare services three months before the murder, in addition to a previously unaddressed complaint of 'rapes' filed last summer.

Sonia, the mother of Prescyllia, an alleged victim of sexual assault by Joël Barella (father of Jérôme Barella), is demanding justice and a reopening of the case, which was previously dismissed.

Jérôme Barella's home in Gers has been searched by authorities in connection with the Lyhanna case. The search was conducted in his presence as part of the ongoing investigation.

The wife of Jérôme Barella, who is suspected in the murder of Lyhanna, has filed a complaint against him for rape and domestic violence. This development adds new charges to the ongoing investigation.

Jérôme Barella, who is accused in the murder of Lyhanna, is being monitored every 30 minutes for suicide risk at the Mont-de-Marsan prison, according to an internal note from the Bordeaux interregional penitentiary services.

Complete autopsy results for the Lyhanna murder case are still unavailable, with indications regarding sexual violence being crucial for a potential reclassification of charges against the main suspect, Jérôme Barella.

The funeral of 11-year-old Lyhanna has sparked national outrage in France over child sexual abuse and failures within the judicial system, after it was discovered that the suspect, Jérôme Barella, had been previously accused.

A US anti-child abuse organization, NCMEC, reported suspicious online activity by Jérôme Barella, the man suspected of killing Lyhanna, to French authorities.