Tracked with the help of a tracker after the disappearance of his wife Delphine Jubillar, Cédric had a strange behavior according to investigators. If the painter-plasterer, for example, did not hesitate to withdraw nearly 2,000 euros from his wife’s account when she had disappeared, another element attracted the attention of investigators. While we expected that Cédric would go to sleep at his place the evening of his wife’s disappearance, he preferred to go to sleep … at his parents’ house.
Ronan Folgoas, journalist at the police-justice service Parisian, Explain : “Cedric returned on the evening of the 16th but not at home, but he was going to sleep with his parents, about ten kilometers away. This is an element that immediately crashes the investigators. If Cédric Jubillar is innocent why didn’t he go to sleep at his place? In any case wait for his wife, a possible return?“
During December 16, the day of Delphine Jubillar’s disappearance, Cédric was summoned to the police in the early morning to report the disturbing disappearance of his wife. “It is a formal step“recalls the journalist from Parisian. “He was heard about the circumstances of the evening and then on the afternoon of the 16th he was taken to Castres to a forensic doctor because the investigators really wanted to examine the details, to see if he did not have traces of scratches, see if there might be blood on his nails. They obviously want to rule out the most obvious hypothesis, which is that of the implication of the husband.“
Considered the number one suspect in this case, Cédric Jubillar nevertheless continues to proclaim his innocence before the investigating judges. Incarcerated in the Seysses remand center following his indictment for “murder on a spouse”, the painter-plasterer was placed in solitary confinement and has no contact with his children, who have since been placed with the sister of the ‘nurse.
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Cédric Jubillar remains presumed innocent until the final judgment of this case.