A year ago, the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar: return to a mysterious criminal case in seven dates – South West

In December 2020, Delphine Aussaguel, aged 33, has been married since July 2013 to Cédric Jubillar, a self-employed person working as a drywall painter. In the summer of 2020, this nurse who works at night at the Claude-Bernard clinic in Albi, had expressed her desire to divorce. According to his lawyer, this divorce seemed to be carried out by mutual agreement. The couple have two children, a boy and a girl, aged 6 years and 18 months at the time of the disappearance of the young woman, a year ago, on the night of December 15 to 16.

Comparisons with the Daval case quickly emerged, especially on social networks. In this case of murder on a spouse, tried at the Assize Court of Haute-Saône in Vesoul a few weeks before the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar, the husband had also reported the disappearance of his wife and participated in the search, before confess to murder.

December 16, 2020

“Tell Delphine to come home. “

On the morning of December 16, Cédric Jubillar called the gendarmerie to report the disappearance of his wife. Around 4 a.m. he had sent a message to someone close to Delphine : “Tell Delphine to come home. “His interlocutor replied:” No, Delphine is not with me. According to her husband, she would have left the family home between 11 pm and 4 am wearing a white puffer jacket, taking only her cell phone. The first searches by the gendarmes mobilized many resources, dogs, a drone, helicopters, as well as 50 reservist gendarmes. In vain.

December 23, 2020

Nearly a thousand people, including Cédric Jubillar, comb the rugged terrain of the town to find Delphine. Some objects, a telephone, clothes, as well as a knife, are discovered. The same day, a judicial investigation is opened for kidnapping and sequestration and the file is entrusted to two investigating judges of the court of Toulouse. The next day, the couple’s house is searched by investigators. It will be done again, at greater length, on January 6, 2021, in particular by specialists from the criminal research institute of the National Gendarmerie.

February 2021

Delphine Jubillar’s phone went missing with her. He stopped broadcasting on the morning of December 16 within a radius of 2 km around his home. He bound for the last time at 10:55 p.m., then he went to voicemail at 7:48 a.m. However, on January 13, 2021, an empty message was posted from his Facebook account, of which she is a priori the only one to hold the codes. Bug in the application, hacking or malfunction resulting from the investigations of the investigators on the computer equipment of the missing person? On February 9, the phone’s Messenger application seemed to be reactivated again, again without a single explanation being able to be put forward. During the press conference of June 18, 2021, it will be clarified by the prosecutor that these reactivations would be a technical consequence of the computer searches of the investigators, which was confirmed by Samsung.

June 2021

Cédric Jubillar, the husband of the missing, is indicted for murder

Delphine Jubillar was corresponding on social media with a man. Heard by the gendarmes, this man, nicknamed in the press “the confidant of Montauban”, and exonerated, he affirms in June 2021 that the young woman and he planned to settle down together and that the night of his disappearance little before 11 pm, she had sent him a picture of herself “in nightgown, showered and ready to go to bed.” Outfit that was found during the first search in the dirty laundry bin.

After the investigators ruled out the theses of suicide, voluntary departure or accident of Delphine, on June 16, her husband, her mother and her stepfather were taken into police custody by the gendarmes. On June 18, Cédric Jubillar is indicted for aggravated murder, the investigating judges having concluded that too much evidence weighed against him. He is placed under a warrant of committal. On June 22, the couple’s home was again searched in their presence. A USB key as well as phone memory cards are then found.

July 2021

” She gets on my nerves. I’m going to kill her, I’m going to bury her and no one will find her. “

In July, new revelations undermine the version of events of Delphine’s husband. According to the Parisian, the investigators would have wiretaps of a phone call between Cedric Jubillar and his mother, Nadine. He would then have said: “She annoys me.” I’m going to kill her, I’m going to bury her and no one will find her. ” Furthermore, The Dispatch and BFMTV report that the companion of Delphine’s lover discovered suggestive messages and asked the young woman to distance herself from her husband. The exchanges between the two women took place the very day of the disappearance of the young nurse.

October 2021

On October 5, gendarmes specializing in speleology resumed research in Cagnac-Les-Mines to try to find the missing woman. On their side, her friends themselves continue to organize hunts looking for clues. Operations made difficult by the hilly topography and the mining past of the region, even if, according to the inhabitants, most of the wells have been identified and filled for a long time.

On October 15, ten months after the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar, her husband Cédric was heard at the Toulouse courthouse by the two magistrates who indicted him for murder in June. Among the elements for the prosecution, around 11 p.m. on December 15, 2020, the cries of a woman, supposedly the victim, were heard by two witnesses (two neighbors of the couple), corroborating the testimony of the eldest of the family, 6 years old, who evokes a violent argument between his parents that same evening. When the gendarmes arrived at 4:50 a.m., a laundry was on the way containing the quilt with which his wife slept (he explained that the dogs dirtied her with mud), while the condition of the house was neglected. According to the public prosecutor, Cédric Jubillar who seems to have mourned quickly, as if he knew the fate of his wife, “could be brutal, rude, aggressive”.

The hearing lasts four hours and Cédric Jubillar proclaims his innocence. His lawyers denounce the emptiness of the file and announce that they will file a new request for release.

December 2021

“If we bother you, say you have a perfect murderer in your family.”

On November 22, the Toulouse Court of Appeal refused Cédric Jubillar’s new release request. A new hearing of the husband of the missing is scheduled for December 3. On December 13, BFMTV revealed elements based on wiretapping of the cell phone of the little sister of the main suspect in this case and confirmed to “La Dépêche du Midi”, according to which the husband of the Tarn nurse who had been missing for almost a year, would have made ambiguous comments on May 16, 2021. They are based on wiretapping of the cell phone of the little sister of the one who remains the main suspect in this case. The latter gives him advice on how to defend himself and declares: “If we bother you, say that you have a perfect murderer in your family”.