Cédric Jubillar: these “fetish” and “weird” places he could have frequented before Delphine’s disappearance

The mystery continues. With his entire Call for Witnesses team, host Julien Courbet returned, this Monday, January 31, to the Jubillar case which remains, to this day, still unanswered. After having disappeared during the night of December 15 to 16, 2020, Delphine Jubillar is still nowhere to be found while her husband, Cédric Jubillar, has been imprisoned for several months after being indicted for spousal murder. Only in the absence of a body, the latter remains presumed innocent. After declaring in Le Parisien that he does not “no longer any doubt for justice that the Albi nurse is dead“, the investigators therefore continue tirelessly to seek what would be the body of Delphine Jubillar. Present on the set of Call for Witnesses, the journalist Laurent Valdiguié mentioned a few leads.

While Julien Courbet mentioned the location of Delphine Jubillar’s body, Laurent Valdiguié explained that it is probably around the home shared by Delphine and Cédric Jubillar and their two children. “So you know that the investigators think, since Cédric Jubillar is their number 1 suspect, that Delphine is close to her home“. It is in particular thanks to the geolocation of Cédric Jubillar’s mobile phone that investigators are trying to figure out. “Thanks to Google, they will try to see if, in these four months which preceded the disappearance of Delphine, her husband did not have a little fetish or a little bizarre places where he would have gone several times.

Where are the new excavations taking place to find Delphine Jubillar?

In addition to the information provided by Cédric Jubillar’s phone, the investigators are also following other tracks, in particular one given by a co-detainee of the husband of the disappeared. Our colleagues from the Dispatch from the South revealed on January 31 thata new sector, located two kilometers from the Jubillar home, is actively searched following the revelations of an inmate. It remains to be seen whether this new research will be more fruitful than that already carried out in a farm that has recently burned down and then in a cemetery. For the moment, no lead has given a result or even a clue as to where Delphine Jubillar could be.

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