It is a case of which we do not see the end. There were excavations in the caves of Cagnac-les-Mines, around the home of the disappeared. There was the mother of the main suspect who, trapped by a clairvoyance program, said she was
"convinced"
that her son was
"guilty"
. There were three requests for release of Cédric Jubillar, indicted for "murder on spouse", all refused by the Court of Appeal of Toulouse. Delphine Jubillar's parents-in-law themselves were temporarily placed in police custody. There were, also, the strange messages of Cédric Jubillar to one of the friends of the disappeared one. There was the discovery of "
Montauban's lover
".
And then there was the confrontation of Nadine Fabre, Cédric Jubillar's mother, with her son: she burst into tears, remained unmoved.
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Cédric Jubillar does not budge: "
Since the beginning of this case, he has always proclaimed his innocence
", underlines to Le
Figaro
one of his lawyers, Me Jean-Baptiste Alary.
However, some details intrigue investigators.
Elements which, according to the lawyers of the main suspect, could be presented to the respondent during his hearing on October 15 as "
so-called overwhelming evidence
".
The duvet riddle
It was presented on June 18 by the former public prosecutor of Toulouse Dominique Alzéari as the keystone of this case: when, around 4:50 am, the gendarmes, informed by Cédric Jubillar of the disappearance of his wife, arrive at the home of the couple, they come face to face with the principal concerned.
The latter is "
triggering a washing machine
" in which is "
the duvet of the bed on which Delphine Jubillar slept
", reports the prosecutor.
According to Cédric Jubillar's version, it was necessary to wash this duvet because “
his dog had urinated on it
”.
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If the gendarmes are surprised by this somewhat lunar scene, they will not return to seize the duvet until "
34 hours after the announcement of the disappearance
" of Delphine Jubillar, tells
Figaro
Me Alary. The quilt was then found clean, in the drum. A “
faulty negligence
”, according to the penalist, who adds that the expertise of this quilt was carried out only “
7 months after the disappearance
” of the young woman, that is to say in July 2021. “
Why to have waited so long? Why did the gendarmes not immediately seize the duvet when they intervened at the couple's home?
“, Ask the lawyers of the respondent, explaining that they have not received any notification of the results of the expert report.
Asked what the expertise of this duvet could reveal, Me Alary sweeps this piece of evidence with the back of his hand: this duvet has, according to him, no importance, it is only "
a dependent element.
"Used"
to try to support a thesis which is not supported by anything else
". What if investigators found blood on that quilt? “
If the duvet showed traces of blackness similar to traces of blood, I had a hard time believing that it would not have been immediately mentioned in the minutes. However, the latter makes no mention of traces of this kind,
”says the lawyer. "
Then, if there is a trace of blood, it wouldn't mean anything.
As evidenced by the micro traces of blood found on Cédric Jubillar's pajamas, which are simply the result of sexual intercourse,
”he continues.
Same thing for DNA: for Cédric Jubillar's lawyers, it is obvious that the DNA of Delphine, but also that of Cédric, will be present on this duvet.
“
Like that of children and dogs.
After all, it was a family,
”blows the lawyer.
The couple's finances
In full separation, Delphine Jubillar went, the day before her disappearance, to her bank.
She first asks to change the bank codes of her credit card.
“
She had been the victim of an attempted geolocation by her husband not long before.
Having extramarital affairs, she probably had things to hide
, comments Me Alary.
She had therefore changed the code on her phone and was preparing to do the same with her credit card
”.
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But Delphine Jubillar is not limited to changing the code of her phone and her credit card. She also asks her banker to close her joint bank account with Cédric Jubillar. Was the Tarn nurse afraid that her husband would squander their savings? "
It is normal, when we separate, we consider the closure of the joint account
", answers the lawyer of Cédric Jubillar, specifying that, anyway, Delphine Jubillar did "
only
express
the will of it. close
”without completing the operation. “
A joint account can only be closed with the agreement of the two holders. Delphine Jubillar only asked her bank to dissociate itself from the joint account
», We are told.
Still, three days later, on December 18, Delphine Jubillar had planned to go again to the bank to finalize these steps.
Cédric Jubillar's phone analysis
The husband's phone is also one of the pieces of the file that investigators are examining with attention.
It is this same phone which revealed that Cédric Jubillar had taken only 40 steps to try to find his wife, the day of her disappearance.
It was also this phone that revealed that the latter had made 180 calls to his wife.
In vain.
But, that night, Cédric Jubillar did not only frantically call his wife.
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According to information from BFMTV, Cédric Jubillar would have played
Game of Thrones
on his cell phone until 10:30 p.m.: he will not turn his phone back on until the next day at 3:53 a.m., when he is awakened by his daughter's crying.
Also according to BFMTV, he would then have connected to dating applications before trying to reach Delphine Jubillar 180 times, as well as two of her friends.
It was only at 4:09 am that he called the gendarmes to report the disappearance of his wife, before connecting again to a game on his mobile, at 7:12 am.
Today, despite the many searches, beatings and expertise, the 33-year-old nurse and mother, who disappeared during the night of December 15 to 16, 2020 in the Tarn, remains untraceable.
