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Death of girl, 11, in France sparks storm over cracks in judicial system
An 11-year-old girl named Lyhanna disappeared in southwestern France, and her body was found in a disused grain silo. A man suspected of her disappearance and death was not in custody despite allegations of preying on young adolescents, sparking political and public debate over judicial system failures.
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