Disappearance of Delphine Jubillar: a crucial witness would have heard her “scream then scream”

The last night Delphine Jubillar was seen alive was in December 2020. It was then that something changed for the 33-year-old nurse, married with two children. By far, a thirty year old without history. Closer, a woman whose couple was struggling according to her relatives and who had met another man for a few months. During that night, her husband was present in their home, but also their children, Louis and Elyah. The older one, 6 years old at the time of the events, is a crucial witness whose words would be one of the keys to the case. In Le Figaro, Maître Battikh, a civil party lawyer who advises Delphine Jubillar’s uncle and aunt, spoke. According to him, the investigation which seems to be stalling for more than a year is not at a standstill. The testimony of the couple’s eldest son contains major elements: “It is clearly established that Louis heard an argument after watching the program ‘Incroyable Talent’ with Delphine. In his hearing, the child indicates that, a few minutes later, he lying down, hearing his mother scream and then shouting ‘stop, stop’.” In addition, Delphine’s purse and keys were found in the Jubillar house, a strange fact for a woman who supposedly went out alone in the night. In his testimony, the young Louis Jubillar is presented as a visual witness. La Dépêche was able to obtain details of his hearing which took place in November 2021. “He hears in particular his mother, whom he places between the sofa in the living room and the Christmas tree, telling his father, !’ in a firm way. A hearing which therefore goes in the direction of the accusation. This interview in the office of the examining magistrates in Toulouse was not filmed contrary to the protocol. The defense could file a motion for nullity: in this case, the boy could be reheard. This interrogation goes hand in hand with the continuation of research using drones capable of detecting bones under the ground and in-depth analyzes of the psychology of suspect number 1, Cédric Jubillar. A man who could have acted, driven by jealousy, which his lawyers strongly deny. Cédric Jubillar remains presumed innocent of the charges against him until the final judgment of this case.