Disappeared during the night of December 15 to 16, 2020, Delphine Jubillar has not been found for almost a year. Considered the main suspect in this case, her husband Cédric was imprisoned in June at Seysses prison near Toulouse. Before that, the man was free and had been closely watched by the police. Interviewed by BFMTV on the show For better and for worse, his lawyer Jean-Baptiste Alary tells …
“From day one a tracker was placed on Cédric Jubillar’s vehicle. That is to say that from December 16, 2020 we know the least of his travelss. His phone is monitored 24 hours a day and for 6 months no movement has been suspected. He has six months to clear evidence, put a crime scene back in order or whatever. He does nothing.“Convinced of the innocence of his client, the lawyer says that this is a huge miscarriage of justice.
But since the disappearance of his wife, Cédric can behave strange and moreover often amuses himself by saying that he has become “the most famous guy from Tarn“according to the journalist of Parisian, Ronan Folgoas. The 34-year-old painter-plasterer and father of two children – Louis and Elyah (6 and 2 years old, since placed with Delphine’s sister) – nevertheless continues to proclaim his innocence.
Recently, new research took place in early October in underground cavities to try to find the body of the young woman, without result, reported AFP. According to La Dépêche du Midi, the gendarmes have “calls on gendarmes specializing in speleology“to get to places that are normally inaccessible. Unfortunately, so far, research has not yielded any results.
Cédric Jubillar was also heard on Friday October 15. It was his first interrogation since his indictment. The two magistrates in charge of the case since the end of December 2020 had already questioned Cédric Jubillar in April, but he was then a civil party.
Cédric Jubillar remains presumed innocent of the facts with which he is accused until the final judgment of this case.