Delphine Jubillar’s relationship with her husband Cédric, the main suspect in this unresolved case since December 2020, has been scrutinized, but not only. The links between the Cagnac-les-Mines nurse with her husband’s mother are also in question. Nadine, very close to her son, holds a special place in this case. In Le Figaroher relationship with the missing person is brought to light, revealing that shortly before the fateful night, the young woman had cut ties with her mother-in-law.
Registered on a dating site while her couple is in a slump 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 talked about it with his mother. In order to protect the couple from her son whom she sees falling apart, she has agreed to respond to his request: to spy on her stepdaughter. Her lover told the Figaro that Delphine has not forgiven her for this and cut ties with her. Despite her mother-in-law’s apologies, she did not reconsider her decision.
In the documentary devoted to the case and broadcast on BFMTV, Nadine’s lawyer had provided other details: she was taken apart in the couple formed by her son with the missing Tarn. Indeed, he was monitoring her through a geolocation application that he had installed on his wife’s phone, arguing that “if she has a lover, i would put her upside down...” Except that the 30-year-old discovered that she was being hunted, as the lawwoman explains: “She received a notification warning her of all this. It was then that Cédric asked his mother to say that she was the one who had set this up. which she did. She simply wanted like many mothers to cover up her son for a mistake that her son would have made…”
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.” For the nurse, their couple is over and she wants to move on, as she was able to tell him in conversations on Facebook revealed: “Leave me alone, tomorrow I’ll call a lawyer. It’s dead, no more turning back.“
Cédric Jubillar remains presumed innocent of the charges against him until the final judgment of this case.