She never returned home to her grandmother after her college day.
Since Thursday, the gendarmes of the south of Haute-Garonne have been looking for Leevydjah Lazard, a 12-year-old girl who attended the college in Montréjeau and whose family has not heard from her.
A disturbing disappearance to the point that the prosecutor of Saint-Gaudens opened a judicial investigation on Tuesday.
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"
I requested the opening of a judicial investigation for worrying disappearance and the referral to an investigating judge, in order to give a new legal framework and a new impetus to engage all possible means to find her
", explained the magistrate.
A "young girl without stories"
The young girl, who arrived from Guadeloupe during the summer, was staying with her grandmother.
It was she who, not seeing her return, warned the gendarmerie, who called for witnesses on her Facebook page.
For five days, they have swept the area of Montréjeau and Gourdan-Polignan where she could have disappeared.
The helicopter flew over the area and the dog squad was called in, to no avail.
For the prosecutor, "
no track is ruled out
", Leevydjah is a "
young girl without stories
" and who has never run away.
At the time of her disappearance, the slender teenager who measures between 1.65m and 1.70m wore a gray jogging bottoms, a white tank top, black and white Jordan sneakers.
She also had two backpacks, one black and the other blue-pink from the Roxy brand, say the gendarmes.
She has short, black, curly hair.
Anyone with information can contact the toll-free number set up by the Saint-Gaudens research brigade on 08 00 87 89 32.
