Thursday, January 20, in the columns of The Dispatch, our colleagues report having called on a graphologist to examine the letters written by Cédric Jubillar to his partner Séverine L. The opportunity for the expert to share his first impressions of the character of the main suspect…
This Thursday, January 20, our colleagues from The Dispatch were interested in the Delphine Jubillar affair. And more particularly about letters sent by his companion, Cédric Jubillar – currently imprisoned in the Seysses remand center (Haute-Garonne) – to his new companion Severine L. Manuscripts written by the main suspect in the court case following the recent confession of his former cellmate.
Following the expertise of the graphologist, our colleagues report that the writing of the painter-plasterer is mostly “homogeneous, simple and childish”. However, even if the latter believes that “Cedric Jubillar not used to writing”, the graphologist also shares that the letters written by the father of the family are a little confused. Because in his stories, Cédric Jubillar punctuates his remarks with two signatures: one judged “soft” and the other made “in a firmer motion”. Which, according to the expert, would be a sign that “Cédric Jubillar sought to protect himself” when he wrote them…
Cédric Jubillar, a manipulator?
Even if the graphologist believes that Cédric Jubillar has a rather “childish”, Philippe Pressecq, has a completely different opinion on the matter. guest on BFM TV in order to share his opinion on the court case, the lawyer of Delphine Jubillar’s cousin shared a completely different portrait of Cédric Jubillar. “I believe that from the beginning, Cédric Jubillar plays with everyone, with his entourage, with the investigators, with the judges…“, he indicated on January 17th.
And to continue, on the subject of the excavations which are currently taking place near the family home: “I don’t feel like these digs are likely to have convincing results, because we are still in the necessary investigations. (…) It’s quite creepy, quite unhealthy, but we are, I think, in provocation. Cédric Jubillar wants investigators to follow leads.”
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