The office of the support association for Dany Leprince has resigned in early August 2026. Leprince was originally convicted of a quadruple murder in Thorigné-sur-Dué, Sarthe, in September 1994. However, his conviction was overturned in early July 2026 by the Court of Revision, a judicial body that reviews cases for potential errors. This decision has led to significant changes within the organization that has long supported Leprince and his family. The support association, which had been active for many years, was established to provide advocacy and assistance to Leprince and his loved ones following his initial conviction. Its members included legal experts, activists, and individuals who believed in his innocence. The resignation of the office indicates a shift in leadership and possibly a reassessment of the association’s role in the wake of the court's decision. An extraordinary general meeting has been scheduled for Saturday, October 24, in Dollon. This meeting is expected to address the future direction of the association, including whether it will continue its work or undergo significant restructuring. The event has drawn attention from local media and community members, many of whom have followed the case closely over the years. The case of Dany Leprince has been a subject of public interest and debate for over three decades. His overturned conviction has raised questions about the reliability of past judicial processes and the potential for wrongful convictions. As the support association moves forward, the outcome of the October meeting may influence how the community and legal system respond to similar cases in the future.