Since her disappearance on the night of December 15 to 16, 2020, Delphine Jubillar has not been found. Six months later, her husband Cédric was imprisoned. But what do we know exactly about its origins? Back to some moments of his life.
What happened in Cagnac-les-Mines, in the Tarn, this night from December 15 to 16, 2020? Since that date, Delphine Jubillar is missing and remains untraceable. That night, Cédric, the 33-year-old nurse’s husband, alerted the gendarmes to his disappearance around 5 a.m. Six months later, on June 16, 2021, the plasterer painter was arrested at his place of work in Albi (Tarn) and placed in police custody. After two days of interrogation, he remains the main suspect – who remains presumed innocent – and is imprisoned in the Seysses remand center (Haute-Garonne) for “voluntary homicide by spouse”. But what do we know exactly about the life of this man?
Cédric Jubillar was born in Beziersin 1987. He is the son of Nadine and Gérard. His mother was only 16 when she gave birth to him. Very quickly, the couple separated and Nadine had to raise her son alone. A complicated situation to live for the young girl she was at the time. The craftsman was placed in a home from the age of 3 years, as indicated Current wife. Until he was 6 years old, he knew several foster families and went to various homes. If there is a time returned to live with his motherCédric Jubillar’s adolescence is described as “battered by changes of address and chaotic schooling” by The Dispatch. Between childhood and adolescence, Delphine’s husband was indeed confronted with a dozen moves. After ten years spent with Nadine and her father-in-law Olivier, he again been placed in focus. This placement followed a dispute between the mother and her son.
Cédric Jubillar knew his father little
As far as his father is concerned, Cédric Jubillar only has it very little known. The last time that Gérard saw his son, the latter was 14 years old. During an interview with The Dispatchhis parent said he had gone to Albi twice to visit him. “These two meetings had gone very well. He was happy to be with me. He made the acquaintance of his two other brothers since I had come with them and with my wife. I gave him a T-shirt and sneakers and we went to see his grandmother”, he recalled. Gérard also remembered that her son was already smoking. He also assured that he had tried to see his son again but that Nadine had done everything to prevent him.
After three more years in foster care, Cédric Jubillar met Delphine Aussaguel. Both were then 19 years old. They quickly settled together in Arthès (Tarn), before moving to their home in Cagnac-les-Mines in 2013. That same year, the family grew with the birth of their first child :Louis. Corn Current wifewhich includes information from Parisianindicates that, at this time, the plasterer painter began to regularly use cannabis : about ten joints per day and a monthly budget of 400 euros. An addiction that could make him “nervous” and “upset” when he had no narcotics on hand, as his girlfriend at the time, Séverine, told us. He was also addicted to games.
Cédric Jubillar did not accept the separation
After several years of living together, the couple arrived on the verge of breaking. Could the craftsman not have endured the separation? “Cédric Jubillar had a very great emotional and material difficulty in accepting this separation. He lived it very badly. He had tried to win back his wife, but in a particularly intrusive and aggressive way since he could be rough, rude and aggressiveincluding with his children”said Dominique Alzeari, the Toulouse prosecutor, to the press following the detention of the suspect.
If he has long denied any violence against his children, Cédric Jubillar finally admitted, during a hearing in December 2021, to have already kicked her son’s buttocks, Louis. A source familiar with the matter also told the Parisian that it was difficult to understand the personality of Delphine’s husband: “Custody revealed a very complicated personality, a narcissistic pervert man.”