Usually “erased” and very “discreet“, Delphine Jubillar was used to the fits of anger from her husband Cédric. But according to one of her best friends Anne interviewed by the journalists of the Parisian, Albi’s nurse had completely changed her behavior in the months preceding her disappearance which occurred on the night of December 15 to 16, 2020 in Cagnac-Les-Mines. She explains : “She had really changed and dared to assert herself. I remember a particularly tense evening at their house around the beginning of September. They kept arguing over the choice of music. They never agreed, but Delphine, contrary to her habits, never gave up.. “
Tired of having a “Bidochon’s life“with the painter-plasterer who had not finished any work in their house in Cagnac-Les-Mines, the mother of Louis and Elyah was also in the process of divorce at the time of his disappearance and intended to rebuild her life with a new lover met on a dating app. Tired of living in a house in ruins and paying all household expenses, she no longer hesitated to stand up to her husband according to Anne. “She also put Cedric in place when he launched into tirades about the work he was doing in the house.“she adds.
Even if she reveals to have never seen Cedric raise his hand on her, she nevertheless remembered a threat that Cedric would have made to the nurse only a few months before her disappearance. Very suspicious of his wife and fearing that she would have a new lover, the 34-year-old drywall painter had told Anne to want “make him upside down“if she were to get together with a man other than him …
Cédric Jubillar remains presumed innocent of the facts with which he is accused until the final judgment of this case.
The full interview with Delphine Jubillar’s friend can be found on The Parisian.