A crisis of confidence in the French justice system is escalating following a report detailing failures in the case of 11-year-old Lyhanny, who was murdered in Fleurance. Reports indicate the primary suspect, Jerome Barella, was not questioned for months despite a prior history of sexual assault allegations. The delay in questioning Barella has sparked outrage and raised serious questions about investigative procedures. The report highlights significant shortcomings in how authorities handled the case from the outset. This has led to widespread criticism of the handling of the investigation and concerns about the protection of vulnerable children. The case is prompting calls for a thorough review of protocols and accountability within the French legal system.