The investigating chamber of the Nancy Court of Appeal rejected on Wednesday the requests for nullity deposited by the lawyers of three of the suspects indicted in the case of the kidnapping of the little MIA, which occurred in April.

The investigating chamber of the Nancy Court of Appeal rejected on Wednesday the requests for nullity deposited by the lawyers of three of the suspects indicted in the case of the kidnapping of the little MIA, which occurred in April."The investigating chamber has rejected all requests," Philippe Renzi, lawyer general told AFP.

Me Stéphane Giuranna, lawyer for Lola Montemaggi, Mia's mother, had pleaded in mid-June to challenge the conditions for the arrest of her client and claim the cancellation of her indictment."I will take a cassation appeal," he reacted to AFP.Lola Montemaggi, 28, had been arrested on April 18 in Sainte-Croix, Switzerland, where she was in the company of her daughter, five days after the kidnapping of the latter by three men in the Poulières, a village in the Vosges.The young woman no longer had custody of her daughter and was no longer allowed to see her alone.Indictment for "15 -year -old minor kidnapping in organized gang" and "subtraction of minor by ascendant outside the territory of the Republic", she was placed in pre -trial detention.

"We are going to appeal to cassation"

Me Jules Briquet, Adrien B lawyer., 42, known as "Bouga", had also, according to the Republican East, disputed the indictment, for "kidnapping of an organized gang minor" and "association of criminals" of his client.The latter had mobilized a team to "help" the young mother and "bought talkie-talkies and mobile phones", according to the Nancy prosecutor's office.Solicited, Me Briquet did not immediately respond.

My Frédéric Berna and Elodie Lambert, lawyers of a suspect nicknamed "Jeannot", also indicted for "removal of a minor in an organized gang" and "Association of criminals", had claimed the cancellation of the police custody of theircustomer.The latter, placed under judicial supervision, had admitted having led his accomplices to the Vosges but had assured that he had not taken part in the abduction proper, according to the prosecution."We are going to appeal to the cassation," Me Berna told AFP."We have extremely solid elements of nullity.There are serious concerns in this case, they seem surprising to us that nothing has been followed, "he added.

In the MIA case, eleven people were indicted: eight are detained and three are under judicial supervision.

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