France: the Bones Found in the Tarn Are Those of Delphine Jubilar
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The Attorney General at the Toulouse Court of Appeal confirmed the results of the DNA tests on Sunday evening, 19 July. It was her husband, Cédric Jubillar, who had guided the investigators on the scene, after having confessed.
Five and a half years of uncertainty end in bitter certainty: the remains of Delphine Jubillar have been found. A confession by her husband leads the investigators to the grave - and raises new questions.
A spectacular crime case from France took a new turn. Delphine Jubillar's body was found almost six years after her disappearance.
Five and a half years after the disappearance of the French woman Delphine Jubillar – and nine months after her husband's conviction in a sensational murder trial – the woman's body has been found.
Since the end of 2020 Delphine Jubillar was considered missing. The husband of the French woman long asserted his innocence in the murder trial, a court condemned him nevertheless. Now he provided the reference to the location of the mortal remains.
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