New twist in the Jubillar affair. New witnesses will be questioned to try to advance the investigation. The police want to explore new avenues by interviewing three people who have never testified before, reported THE Parisian. At the request of Cédric Jubillar’s lawyers, the investigating magistrates will hear a clairvoyant who claims to know very specific information about the disappearance of the mother. From 2022, she would also have sent a letter to the courts to inform them that she was “ in contact with Delphine’s body “. According to her, the nurse was locked in a cold room, inside an abandoned farm, the media reported. A place where investigators had already gone without being able to examine the site. A former cellmate of Cédric Jubillar as well as the former’s mother should also be heard. On the phone, the fellow inmate explained to his mother that he was talking through her window with the drywaller. The husband of the missing woman would have mentioned three first names, all borne by relatives of Cédric Jubillar, who were questioned. Finally, a soldier declared that the body of Delphine Jubillar was buried under a concrete slab about thirty kilometers from the family’s home. This land was under construction at the time of the events and the witness claims that an excavator from the site mysteriously disappeared.
No one has seen the woman in her thirties since her disappearance on the night of December 15 to 16, 2020 in Cagnac-les-Mines, in Tarn. Her husband, Cédric Jubillar, is the main suspect and is currently in pre-trial detention. On February 8, the Court of Appeal ordered additional information. These new checks were quickly frozen, because the three lawyers of the main suspect filed a request for recusal against the two investigating judges. After several weeks of break, the investigation can resume. This Thursday, April 4, the Court of Cassation ruled against the request of Cédric Jubillar’s lawyers, revealed The Parisian.
The Jubillar house at the heart of the affair
While the couple was struggling, Cédric Jubillar had considered buying back the shares of the family house. But his very low income did not allow him to do so. Financially dependent, the main suspect had also used Delphine’s bank card on several occasions to make personal expenses (cigarettes, bus tickets, etc.). An approach that he also continued after the disappearance of his wife. More than 2,180 euros were spent in three months, said The Parisian. As a fallback solution, Cédric Jubillar had suggested that his mother and stepfather leave their home to move into his. “ Cédric pestered us for two months to get us to agree to live with him, to become his tenants. He absolutely didn’t want to lose the house. », explained Nadine Jubillar, according to The Parisian. But that’s not all: the “ question of the future of the house » had become “ essential, even obsessive », for the plasterer.
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