The main suspect in the crime, who had no fixed address and went from house to house with relatives, is said to have psychological problems, according to the French press.
Three days after Lola’s murder, a 12-year-old girl found dead in a suitcase in Paris, the main suspect in the crime, a 24-year-old woman, appeared yesterday before an investigating judge in the French capital. After being in custody for two days, the woman has been charged and is currently in protective custody.
Dahbia B., the prime suspect in the crime, has been charged with the crimes of “murdering a minor under 15 years of age”, “rape committed with torture and barbarity” and “hiding a corpse”. The woman, who had no permanent address and went from house to house with relatives, is said to have psychological problems, according to the French press.
The main suspect was arrested on Saturday in Bois-Colombes, a city northwest of Paris. She was identified thanks to the security cameras of the building where Lola and her family lived. He appeared in the footage with the girl before his disappearance. Witnesses also saw her drag the suitcase where they found the teen’s body.
Lola disappeared Friday afternoon. Her parents, who worked as janitors in the building where they lived, sounded the alarm when they saw that the girl had not returned home after school.
A homeless man discovered the little girl’s body in a suitcase Friday night and alerted the police. According to the autopsy performed Saturday, Lola, who was bound hand and foot, died of asphyxiation. At the moment, no further details are known about this terrible crime that has shocked Paris and all of France.
Source: La Verdad
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