Fifteen days after the start of the excavations near the burned farm, the search for the body of Delphine Jubillar ended.
Still no trace of Delphine Jubillar, who disappeared on the night of December 15 to 16, 2020. According to information fromToulouse News, the excavations carried out for fifteen days near the burnt farm of Drignac, near Cagnac-les-Mines (Tarn) have been stopped. No clue has made it possible to find the body of Delphine Jubillar, despite the important device put in place, both from a human and material point of view.
If this farm was in the sights of the investigators, it is because Cédric Jubillar had mentioned this place in his confidences to a fellow prisoner named Marco. The latter had told him the place as being the place where the body of the 33-year-old nurse rested. The former Corsican detainee then explained to act out of empathy for those close to Delphine. A behavior that had strongly displeased the plasterer painter who denies the accusations in his last letters sent to his new companion Séverine. Marco is one of the people who b… to both of you, with false testimonies that’s why you were in custody. You can’t trust anyone”.
The investigators sent on a false track?
If the investigators stop the excavations in this area, this does not mean that all the excavations are completely finished. This Friday, January 28, the gendarmerie announced at the microphone of France Bleu that the search is continuing in Cagnac-les-Mines.
Did Cédric Jubillar lie to his ex-convict in order to deceive the investigators? Since the start of this affair, Delphine’s relatives and neighbors have pointed the finger at the manipulative side of the plasterer painter. The latter, remanded in custody for “murder by spouse” since June 2021, continues to proclaim his innocence. Since his incarceration, his lawyers have filed numerous requests for release, all of which have been refused so far. Cédric Jubillar therefore remains the main suspect until the final outcome of the investigation.