American justice has ordered Google to communicate the GPS data of Cédric Jubillar’s phone to the French gendarmes who will use them to redirect their searches this week
The investigation into the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar will be able to explore new avenues: the gendarmes now have the history of the geolocations of Cédric Jubillar’s telephone, thanks to an intervention by the American justice system. From next week, the research will be able to move beyond the famous “burnt farm”.
Since January 17, major search operations have been launched by the investigating judges in the hope of finding the slightest clue linked to the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar. Hundreds of soldiers are deployed around the couple’s home, and high-end technological means are mobilized.
Investigators can now use new items. Thanks to the intervention of American justice, Google, which had not responded to the requests of the French judges, communicated to the gendarmes the GPS data of the telephone of Cédric Jubillar corresponding to “various movements made by the husband of Delphine the weeks preceding the disappearance of the nurse, over the period from August to December 2020 “as specified by” Le Parisien “.
These data interested the investigators all the more since Cédric Jubillar had deliberately blocked his Google account during a hearing in 2020.