For several months, the investigation into the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar had stalled. But everything could now accelerate with new statements made by Ronan Folgoas on October 18, 2021, during a program dedicated to the investigation on BFMTV. According to the journalist of Parisian, a trace of blood would have been found on the sofa where the young nurse slept. Although she is not “in significant quantity“this detail could reveal a little more about the course of the night of December 15 to 16, 2020 during which Delphine suddenly disappeared.
Guillaume Farde, security consultant at BFMTV, for his part explained that he did not believe in a crime within the house: “We are looking for traces of fluid. Maybe mucus […] But the house was moved to the Bluestar, so if it was a bloody crime there would be splash“.
As a reminder, the analyzes of the duvet washed by Cédric Jubillar on the evening of the alleged murder are still ongoing. On the other hand, Maître Jean-Baptiste Alary, one of Cédric’s lawyers, recently unveiled the results of the analyzes made on the water in the washing machine. “They found nothing, because there is nothing to be found in siphon water, you have to be clear-headed. There are 80 liters of water going through a washing machine cycle, I don’t really see what you can find, not even knowing how many detergents have gone through it, it’s not really a big surprise for us“he declared to France Bleu Occitanie.
July 6, 2021, The world had also revealed that traces of semen had been found on Cédric’s pajamas. But for the lawyers of the 34-year-old drywall painter, this task would only be a “microtrace of blood on the sleeve mixed with semen, which is more likely to be sex than a crime“.
Incarcerated since June 21, 2021, Cédric Jubillar has always proclaimed his innocence and can count on the support of his new companion Séverine, whom he met during a beat to find his wife’s body.
Cédric Jubillar remains presumed innocent of the facts with which he is accused until the final judgment of this case.