Verdict Imminent in Daycare Employee's Trial for Poisoning 11-Month-Old Lisa

Myriam Jaouen faces life imprisonment as the trial concludes, with Lisa's parents emphasizing personal accountability over systemic daycare issues.

Myriam Jaouen, a former daycare employee, is on trial for the 2022 poisoning death of 11-month-old Lisa with a caustic product, Destop.
Jaouen admitted to the act but denied intent to kill, citing personal stress and fragility during the trial.
The case has highlighted systemic failures in private daycare centers, including poor hiring practices and cost-cutting measures, though Lisa's parents insist the focus remain on Jaouen's personal responsibility.
Experts testified that the severe burns and injuries sustained by Lisa indicated a deliberate act rather than an accident, contradicting Jaouen's claims.
A verdict is expected today, with Jaouen facing a potential life sentence for the murder of the child under her care.