According to the lawyers of Cédric Jubillar, the main suspect in the disappearance of his wife Delphine, the lover’s trail should have been deepened. During his hearing, he delivered elements that shed light on the life of the young woman at the time of her disappearance.
On December 15, 2021, it will be a year since Delphine Jubillar, a 33-year-old nurse, disappeared. While her husband Cédric is the main suspect in the case, his lawyers raise a case “load vacuum” and insist on the fact that the trail of the extramarital affair should have been dug further. According to BFMTV, the one nicknamed “The Lover of Montauban” had been having an affair with Delphine Jubillar since the summer of 2020. The couple would have met on the Gleeden application and would have planned to start a new life in February 2021. Heard three times by the gendarmerie, Delphine’s lover explained that she found it unlikely that she would go for a walk with her dog in the middle of the night, as her husband Cédric had told him on the evening of his disappearance.
In addition, the wife of the lover would have learned the nature of the relationship that her husband had with Delphine the day before his disappearance. They would have discussed together and would have arrived at the compromise to hide this connection for some time until an official separation. “One can indeed imagine the monstrous hatred she may have felt. […] I’m not accusing him, I would have liked at least that we verify “, explains Me Alary, one of Cédric Jubillar’s lawyers, to Femme Actuelle. However, the couple have an alibi since wife and husband were together on the night of the disappearance. They had dinner then watched TV and went to bed around 10-10:30 p.m. However, the accused’s lawyers deplore the fact that no search was carried out at Montauban’s home.
According to a relative, Cédric Jubillar “often belittled Delphine”
Despite several requests for release, Cédric Jubillar remains the main suspect in this case. Auditioned for 6 hours on October 15, 2021, he appeared in the eyes of the Toulouse prosecutor, Dominique Alzéari, “Brutal, rude and aggressive”. A behavior confirmed by a relative of the couple who explained anonymously to BFMTV that Cédric “Often belittled Delphine”.
Other relatives would have explained to investigators that Cédric Jubillar would have tried on several occasions to geolocate his wife and monitor his bank accounts.
Delphine Jubillar’s body remains untraceable
As a reminder, the day before her disappearance, the 33-year-old nurse would have changed all the codes on her phone and blocked access to the children’s booklets to her husband. The evening of his disappearance, Cédric Jubillar washes the duvet in the parental bedroom. After an analysis of the water, no traces of blood or urine were found.
Many beatings organized by relatives as well as the on-site intervention of speleologists have still not made it possible to find the body of the young woman. Cédric Jubillar has since been indicted for “Intentional homicide of a spouse” and faces life imprisonment.