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Since Lyhanna was reported missing, law enforcement has deployed a significant force in the affected region.
According to Colonel Philippe de Laforcade, commander of the Gers gendarmerie group, between 170 and 180 gendarmes remain mobilized for the search. This deployment includes military personnel, mobile units, as well as water and air resources, in order to cover a wide area.
The areas explored are varied: woods, meadows, waterways, and isolated sectors are all being meticulously searched. The goal is to leave no stone unturned in the search for any lead that could help locate the young girl.
“Elements” found on the ground
During the operations, investigators indicated that they had discovered certain elements on the ground.
These objects or potential clues are currently being analyzed. However, the authorities remain cautious about their actual significance to the investigation.
Colonel de Laforcade stressed that each discovery is being rigorously examined, but that it is still too early to establish a concrete link with Lyhanna’s disappearance.
This caution is essential in this type of case, where every lead must be checked before being confirmed or dismissed.