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Cédric Jubillar Faces Marathon Interrogation After Exes Allege Confession

The marathon questioning signals the case entering its final week with a verdict expected on October 17.

« Je n’ai jamais fait du mal à Delphine, je l’aime toujours, elle sera toujours la mère de mes enfants, et je ne l’ai pas tuée ». Il le répète et le répète encore, d’une voix neutre et sans émotion. Pas l’ombre d’une larme.
Une journée clef était annoncée dans le procès de Cédric Jubillar, vendredi 10 octobre, devant les assises du Tarn. L'accusé était interrogé à la barre, dans l'espoir d'obtenir des aveux. Il a nié toutes les accusations de violences physiques, en admettant de la violence verbale.
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Overview

  • The court devoted Friday largely to questioning the accused, starting after a prison psychologist presented findings and with further interrogation scheduled to continue on Monday.
  • Jubillar reiterated his innocence, said he still loves Delphine, denied killing her or using physical violence, and acknowledged frequent insults and crude jokes during their relationship.
  • An expert psychologist told the court the accused showed rigidity, little visible affect toward Delphine, and a tendency to leave no room for surprise during interviews.
  • On Thursday, ex-partner Jennifer C. testified that he told her in prison, "I strangled her," and mimed the act, which Jubillar rejected as a vengeful fabrication.
  • Another ex, Séverine L., said he made joking remarks about a body near a burned farm and ways to erase evidence, while the defense argued such comments were bluster and not admissions.