In two handwritten letters, Cédric Jubillar regrets his statements to his former fellow prisoner, which led to the custody of his partner Séverine L and new excavations in Cagnac-les-Mines
Has Cédric Jubillar been manipulating everyone from the start? While large-scale excavations are currently being carried out near his home in Cagnac-les-Mines (Tarn) to find the body of his wife Delphine Jubillar, letters sent to his new companion Séverine L. cast doubt on the credibility of his words, reports La Dépêche. “I told anyone anything. Now no more chatter with anyone, I promise you…”, he writes in particular, referring to the revelations of “Marco”, his former fellow prisoner, which led to the custody of Séverine L. and the new excavations in a farm near the Jubillar home.
In these two handwritten letters, Cédric Jubillar apologizes to his new companion and says he is “sorry” for his police custody on December 15 for “concealment of a corpse”. She had been released without charges. He describes as “bullshit” his statements made to his former neighbor at the Toulouse-Seysse prison, through the window of the cell. “Marco is one of the people who b…, both of you, with false testimony, that’s why you were in custody. You can’t trust anyone […] You must porthé plead (sic!) against him for slanderous denunciation […] I gave him your phone number, it was just for once outside for a drink, but in the end he used it for something else, ”wrote the 34-year-old plasterer painter.
“I made myself b… in beauty”
“I understood that I made myself b… in style, if you will accept my apologies…”, he continues. Is this a new manipulation on the part of Cédric Jubillar, worried to see the investigators search for the body of his former wife? The detainee knows full well that all his letters will be read and interpreted by the judges. “I wonder if the gendarmes are still working on the disappearance of my wife or if it’s already closed for them”, wonders Cédric, while evoking “an investigation without major progress”.
Disappeared on the night of December 15 to 16, 2020, the 33-year-old nurse Delphine Jubillar remains untraceable. Indicted since June 18, 2021, Cédric Jubillar remains the number one suspect in this case.