Shortly after the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar, nurse from Tarn and mother of two children, in December 2020, research was organized. For a year and a half, fights have continued, allowing in particular the relatives of the young woman to remain active in the investigation to determine the reasons for the absence of the one who was in divorce proceedings with her husband, Cédric, in detention. provisional for spousal homicide since June 2021. Eighteen months after the facts, the energy of those around him is still there. The Dispatch followed the last excavations that took place on July 10 and the methods of some very seasoned people in research.
After the call made on the Facebook page in honor of Delphine, born Aussaguel, around thirty people gathered to look for a trace of the resident of Cagnac-les-Mines. In the forest of the commune, anonymous citizens are more than ever motivated to find any clue that could allow this case without a body, crime scene or confession to move forward and provide answers, in particular to Elyah and Louis, children of the Jubillar couple. Among them, Jeremy stands out. Accustomed to the place, he is very well equipped with a metal detector, a military cap, a black outfit, a multi-pocket vest. It also has “un secateurs, a rope, a lamp, magnets and even a GoPro camera“.”To sound the wells”he specifies to the journalist of The Dispatch.
For this 35-year-old Albigensian, having method is essential: “This is what will end up paying, rigor and meticulousness“. It must be said that the search area does require a lot of precision because you have to survey undergrowth, crevasses and difficult-to-access ravines. Hard-to-reach places such as a very steep motocross track. The search members distinguish between novices and experts, sometimes the communication is not always fluid. Which does not demotivate a regular in research: “What is important is to have a fresh lookf.”
Cédric Jubillar remains presumed innocent of the charges against him until the final judgment of this case.