This Monday, October 18, a friend of Delphine Jubillar returned to their last exchange on the evening of her disappearance.
What happened to Delphine Jubillar? This is the big question that everyone is asking, ten months after the disappearance of the 33-year-old nurse on the night of December 15 to 16. Interviewed in the documentary “Jubillar for better or for worse”, Emy, a close friend of Delphine, believes that it is unlikely that she ran away. “She had planned a Christmas like any other. A Christmas with her babies, at home. She had bought gifts in advance, she had already calculated everything”.
That night, shortly before his disappearance, they had exchanged by message to plan to meet the next day around a coffee. “There was the text from the cafe, where I said, ‘It would be nice if we had a little coffee so we could chat’. And on the group she said a big ‘Yes’. was happy. It was morning coffee that was scheduled for Thursday “. But that day, Delphine Jubillar has been missing for a few hours already. Since then, it has remained untraceable despite numerous excavations and searches carried out for several months in an attempt to find it.
“Cédric was living his best life”
Broadcast on BFMTV, this documentary retracing the main stages of the investigation has made it possible to collect numerous testimonies from relatives of the Jubillar couple. A named Sandra, with whom Cédric Jubillar exchanged on the Internet, confided that he “Was living his best life” after the disappearance of his wife. “With him it was techno thoroughly, with US rap. He received friends, he had a drinkStill according to this young woman, he “Sent people on social networks” to know all the information written about it. “He said that like that, he would be able to file a defamation complaint, and that like that, he would be able to finish paying for his house”, says Sandra.
Since the start of the case, investigators have questioned Cédric Jubillar’s suspicious behavior. Last June, he was indicted for “Spousal murder” before being remanded in custody. He remains today the main suspect of the case even if he is still presumed innocent.