Disappearance of Delphine Jubillar: these lingerie expenses that drove Cédric crazy

Could the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar be linked to a money problem? Ten months after the nurse vanishes, investigators continue to try to clarify the circumstances. If they suspect Cédric Jubillar of having killed his wife out of jealousy, they are now working on a new mobile, this time financial. As reported The Dispatch indeed, before disappearing, Delphine Jubillar had wanted to impose restrictions on her husband. On the day of his disappearance, December 15, 2020, the nurse went to his bank to request that the code of his credit card be changed so that Cédric no longer had access to it as well as the closure of the joint account that the couple had opened. For several weeks then, the painter had “launched in a real race for” cops “to flush out the extramarital activities of his wife “, write our colleagues.

A few days before Delphine Jubillar disappeared, he checked his wife’s bank accounts and found several expenses there that drove him mad: hotel room costs and linen. Cédric Jubillar then made death threats against his wife, according to many witnesses, including his mother, report our colleagues. “He was working in December 2020 and even if he drew a little money from the children’s book, he took particular care to repay the amount borrowed each time and even beyond”, assures Me Alexandre Martin, one of Cédric Jubillar’s lawyers. For that of the children of Delphine Jubillar: “You have to take into account everything that happened on that day, including the meeting at Delphine Jubillar’s bank to try to get an explanation from her husband. He owes them to his children. “.

Cédric Jubillar “endures and accepts” his life in prison

Indicted and imprisoned last June, Cédric Jubillar will be heard by the judges in charge of the case in a few days. On September 21, the Toulouse Court of Appeal announced the continued detention of Delphine Jubillar’s husband. In the columns of Femme Actuelle, her lawyer made a point. “This isolation, which seems to be used as a means of psychological pressure, well … he deals with it. He has given up his fight for personal comfort for something else. He wants to find freedom, to find his children, to be able to see them and them. hug and that we respect his presumption of innocence, confided the magistrate to our colleagues. It is not someone who is in psychological danger. There have been no reports of suicidal behavior, for example. (…) He undergoes and he accepts. But he adapts. “

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