The nurse disappeared in December 2020. Two months after the opening of the investigation, things do not seem to have advanced. Why such slowness despite the many searches and hearings?
Delphine Jubillar, born Delphine Aussaguel, disappeared during the night of December 15 to 16, 2020. A criminal investigation was opened on December 23, 2020, with a criminal investigation for "arbitrary kidnapping, detention or forcible confinement". Since then, Cédric Jubillar, the husband, has revealed via his lawyer that he still has not been heard since his wife's disappearance. The two civil parties, brothers and sister Aussaguel on one side and Cédric Jubillar on the other side, also did not have access to the file. A third civil action, requested by the friends and cousin of Delphine Jubillar, was rejected. Why do the legal proceedings in this case seem so long and delicate?
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France Bleu Occitanie has deciphered this strange fact According to an actor in the file contacted by the radio, this slowness is due in part to the high media coverage of the case, which makes the authorities extremely cautious. Another possibility is that the judges finish collecting serious and concordant clues, in order to place a suspect in police custody, in particular because the trail of a bad encounter is explored. Finally, the last possibility is that of an absence of elements to incriminate anyone. Still, those close to them remain on hot coals.