After the latest revelations from Le Point magazine, where Cédric’s lawyer is suspected of breach of ethics, Delphine’s relatives reacted.
A major twist. This Wednesday, February 2, Point made important revelations in the Jubillar case. The Attorney General at the Toulouse Court of Appeal, Franck Rastoul, was seized for “questions of an ethical nature with regard to one or more lawyers intervening in various capacities” in the file on the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar, this 33-year-old nurse who has not given any sign of life since the night of December 15 to 16, 2020.
According to information from the magazine, one of Cédric Jubillar’s lawyers, Me Jean-Baptiste Alary, is suspected of being “intervened” or to have “exercised” pressure on the mother of his client, Nadine Fabre. The facts would have taken place after the episode of the clairvoyant on 100% Radio, where she indicated that she had serious doubts about the guilt of her son. Just after the broadcast of her testimony, she wanted to replace her lawyer Me Jessica Cherafoudi and it was at this precise moment that Me Alary would have come into play to dissuade her.
One “just backlash”
At the announcement of this rebound, the relatives of Delphine Jubillar expressed themselves on the Facebook group “Support for the families of Delphine Aussaguel”. And they did not hide their small satisfaction. “’That’s also Maître Alary’ a just return of the stick for having smeared Delphine”. If until now, Me Alary refuses to comment on the news, Point explains that he can risk a lot if the facts are proven. The Attorney General of Toulouse is entitled to“initiate disciplinary action, initiate an ethics investigation or even launch a criminal investigation”. Like his client, he remains presumed innocent until proven guilty.