Disappearance of Delphine Jubillar: “Very little, even none…”, this disturbing new expertise on her husband Cédric

Last May, Cédric Jubillar had an appointment with an expert psychologist. “The gendarmes made up the evidence, the blood on the pajamas, the car changed places, lots of little things like that”, said the man who was indicted in June 2021 for the murder of his companion. whose body has still not been found. The information revealed on August 29 in the columns of the Parisian then relayed by our colleagues from France Info this Saturday, September 17 is enough to cause trouble, once again. Cédric Jubillar repeats that he does not have his share of responsibility in the disappearance of his wife on the night of December 15 to 16, 2020 near Cagnac-les-Mines, in the Tarn. One of his co-detainees, however, maintains that the suspect told him that he murdered Delphine Jubillar with a knife before burying her body in a farm in Cagnac-les-Mines which has since been burned down.

” By weariness or fatigue “, Cédric Jubillar, 35, wanted to interrupt his psychological consultations after five sessions. The disturbing expertise paints the portrait of an individual “very little, even not destabilized or destabilized”. Cedric Jubillar did not change position or way of operating in successive interviews. He didn’t show any mood swings “. ” He does not leave taken by surprise ” and ” concrete his slightest declarations. His responses sibylline and avoidant » leave room for doubt. The psychologist expert fears that Cédric Jubillar will refuse “to discover himself, to reveal himself psychologically” even if the courts declare him guilty of the assassination of his wife. The plasterboard craftsman multiplies the ” marks of denial and concealment ” while remaining ” in the reserve, but not in the aggressiveness “. If he does not present no psychiatric disorder ” according to the expert, Cédric Jubillar sometimes reveals another facet, ” rejecting and on the defensive if one tries to destabilize him “.

Will Cédric Jubillar be released?

When asked to describe himself, Cédric Jubillar describes himself first as a “disconnector”, then goes on to adjectives: “stubborn, limited, meticulous in the work, punctual”. He even goes so far as to find himself arrogant » and is aware that it is sometimes judged as « asocial asshole ” and ” too frank “. ” Weird According to his neighbors, Jubillar also mentions his wife’s family and friends who dislike him. A lack of love that does not disturb him any more: the accused ” fucks of the opinion of others. With his tunes of Boy » which he takes for « arouse sympathy from time to time, can we consider interrupting his pre-trial detention, which has already lasted more than a year? While waiting to be heard again on the case next Friday, Cédric Jubillar filed (via his lawyers) a sixth request for release which was once again refused. The Penitentiary Service for Integration and Probation (Spip) is thought to offer him the possibility of regaining his freedom with an electronic bracelet.