the track of the voluntary departure of Delphine again mentioned

Where is Delphine Jubillar? This is a question that investigators have been trying to answer since his mysterious disappearance on the night of December 15 to 16, 2020. During his first hearing, Cédric Jubillar told them that his wife had gone out to walk their dogs in the middle of the night. A theory refuted by relatives and neighbors of the 33-year-old nurse. However, the defense lawyers insist on a voluntary departure of the young woman, who would have changed and would have left the marital home that evening.

This Monday, January 31, the program “Call for witnesses” on M6 returned to this subject. The journalist François Vignolle put this hypothesis back on the table, yet dismissed by the investigators. “She would have left with her booklet A”, he says, adding that she would have been “fed up with her life, fed up with her children”. The thesis of a voluntary departure, perhaps with her lover from Montauban, is then studied. “She would have gone abroad sending a postcard saying ‘everything is fine'”, says the journalist. A theory quickly denied by Delphine’s relatives who claim that Louis and Elyah’s mother “loves his children”. Same story on the side of the neighbors of the Jubillar couple. One of them confirmed at M6’s microphone that “His children are his whole life. I don’t see her leaving and leaving her children, especially a baby.”.

Excavations continue

In view of the elements, the investigators quickly decided to dismiss this track. Cédric Jubillar remains the main suspect in this highly publicized case. For now, investigators are continuing to search around the couple’s home in Cagnac-les-Mines. After the burned farm and the cemetery, another area “located below the Saint-Dalmaze cemetery in Cagnac-les-Mines, opposite the solar farm” went through with a fine-toothed comb. Until the outcome of the investigation, Cédric Jubillar remains the main suspect even if he is still presumed innocent.