In the Jubillar case, there is the wife of whom we have not heard from for almost two years, the husband – currently in pre-trial detention – but also the lover. Due to the mystery of his disappearance still unsolved, the investigators became interested in this third protagonist. In the journalist’s book Point Valentine Arama, we discover that the eldest son of the couple had already spoken to this man, nicknamed the confidant of Montauban.
“One autumn day, Louis came to find his father and said to him in his childlike words: ‘Dad, I spoke to mum’s boyfriend on the phone!'”we read in the book-investigation Delphine Jubillar, a disappearance – investigation at the heart of a news item (editions of the Rock). Enough to support the fact that the painter-plasterer was aware that his wife had a lover, which he nevertheless denied.
Registered on a dating site while her couple is in a bad way and she openly wants to separate, Delphine Jubillar met another man during the summer of 2020. If she is particularly secret about her hidden couple with those close to him, Cédric ended up having doubts. The painter-plasterer had also spoken about it with his mother.
With her lover, far from being a passing adventure, Delphine wanted to rebuild her life. The wife of his lover was also aware and digested this news. For the husband of the missing Tarn, it meant the end of his couple that he tried to save, in his own way and in vain. To the psychiatrist who analyzed him in prison, he will say: “Tried to win her back, hit a wall.”
The portrait of the dog-eared romantic lover
However, the romantic portrait of the lover of the disappeared from the Tarn has been tarnished by the declarations of his former companion to justice. According to his words, he accumulated the conquests: “He finds it difficult to stabilize himself, and he always wants better, always more. He has lots of chicks. You will find that he is super nice but he is a narcissistic pervert. He belittles others“However, justice has decided on the possible involvement of this lover, or even of his companion at the time: the couple would have gone to bed around 10:30 p.m. during the last night of Delphine Jubillar, an alibi that the investigators confronted with the demarcation of their telephones which indicates that they have indeed stayed at home, together.
Cédric Jubillar remains presumed innocent of the charges against him until the final judgment of this case.