If the investigators have been busy for a year and a half to find a trace of Delphine Jubillar, nurse from Cagnac-les-Mines in the Tarn who vanished on the night of December 15 to 16, 2020, the entourage of the thirties and mother of two children is also very mobilized in this affair. Supporting the work of law enforcement, many of her friends participate in what “the truth comes out“, as the Facebook page regularly indicates in support of the young woman and her relatives. Thus, one of them had recorded a disturbing conversation with suspect number 1, currently in pre-trial detention since June 2021: the husband of the victim, Cedric.
Julie had been contacted by Cédric Jubillar during Delphine’s last night via Messenger. He simply asked her:Tell Delphine to come home!“If the nurse was very loved and appreciated by those around her, her husband has always been divisive. This is how when she met him in the cemetery of Dalmaze, near an excavation area of Cagnac-les-Mines, she is on her guard and discreetly records her words, as reported Release : “He seems to know the place well. He shows me the seals of the graves in the cemetery, he gives me a lecture on clean and dirty seals… And he says to me, ‘yes, unfortunately I know about it’. There is a grave he asks me to help open. He opened a tomb drawer and started laughing, and he said, ‘Fuck, [Julie] thank you, now there are your fingerprints with mine’, and he laughs.“
Umpteenth provocation of the craftsman who likes to hustle or confession in disguise? The complex personality of the one who is presumed guilty means that no track is to be ruled out, especially at a time when there is no crime scene or confession. If the daily emphasizes, via the words of a source familiar with the matter, that searching graves is a very delicate act, others believe that it can be done, as has already been the case in the Dupont- Ligonnes. Finding the body of the young woman would make it possible to make a giant leap in this difficult investigation and for her loved ones to be able to mourn a friend, cousin, niece and especially mother. For them, and even if it overwhelms them with pain, Delphine Jubillar could never have left her children like this to supposedly start a new life elsewhere…
Cédric Jubillar remains presumed innocent of the charges against him until the final judgment of this case.