Overview

• Myriam Jaouen, a former crèche employee, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for forcing 11-month-old Lisa to ingest a caustic substance in 2022, leading to her death.
• The court dismissed the charge of murder, convicting Jaouen instead of torture and acts of barbarity causing death without intent to kill.
• Lisa's parents expressed profound grief and called for a severe sentence, rejecting broader discussions about systemic childcare failures.
• The trial highlighted Jaouen's intellectual deficiencies and emotional immaturity but upheld her full criminal responsibility for the act.
• The case exposed systemic flaws in private childcare facilities, such as understaffing and cost-cutting, though these issues were not addressed in the court's decision.