Overview
- The 42-year-old caregiver, identified as Leïla Y., faces charges including attempted poisoning under antisemitic aggravation and forgery tied to an alleged Belgian identity document.
- Proceedings are set at Nanterre Criminal Court with the trial scheduled to open on Tuesday.
- Investigators report toxicology findings of extremely elevated polyethylene glycol and other corrosive agents in wine, whisky, fig alcohol, grape juice, and pasta.
- Police seized household cleaners, including an all-purpose spray and a bleach-based toilet product, after determining only the family and the nanny had access to the home.
- The defendant initially admitted to pouring a soap-based substance before retracting parts of her statement, while the defense rejects an antisemitic motive as Jewish community leaders voice concern about rising anti-Jewish violence.