Jubillar case: Cédric would have confessed to his crime to his fellow inmate

Did Cedric Jubillar kill his wife and hide her body? This is the question that is at the heart of the investigation. In September 2021, an inmate of Toulouse prison asked to be heard by the investigators of the Delphine Jubillar case. During his incarceration, he was in the cell next to Cédric Jubillar. His fellow prisoner then reveals that during a discussion with Cédric, the latter confessed to having stabbed his wife, thus committing a crime of passion. Cedric Jubillar would have even bragged about his crime by saying “these morons they didn’t even find the knife”.

Cédric Jubillar would also have confessed to having buried the body of his wife near a farm which would have burned down. Investigators will launch research near this farm. Still according to the fellow inmate, Jubillar’s new companion would know the place where the body is buried. For his lawyer, the fellow inmate lied. “How many important criminal cases have seen co-prisoners intervene, at a given time, either to promote themselves or to gain an advantage in terms of their prison situation”, warns master Alexandre Martin, lawyer for Cédric Jubillar. For now, his client remains the only suspect in the disappearance of his wife.