Overview
- TF1’s Sept à Huit reported poultry fleas, bat droppings, and bits of string on the bones and clothing, signs consistent with a farm-type shelter.
- Forensic analyses indicate the remains were outdoors only briefly and kept dry under cover for months.
- Investigators are now examining nearby agricultural buildings and disused granges as possible concealment sites.
- DNA found on clothing fragments matches neither relatives nor about 100 local profiles collected by investigators.
- Lawyers for the grandparents have asked for new searches in farm sites near the hamlet that were missed or checked only in part.