Overview

• The court heard Dominique Alzéari after playing his June 18, 2021 press conference, with the former prosecutor saying he presented verifiable indices and not proofs, while acknowledging possible approximations.
• Defense attorneys accused him of spreading inaccurate or biased details, citing the alleged washing of a couette, understated step counts from a podometer, and the characterization of a dispute reported by the couple’s son.
• Lawyers for the civil parties and the avocat général called the hearing a waste of time and a diversion, as investigators continue to argue that converging elements point to Cédric Jubillar.
• The court was set to hear four additional witnesses focused on the investigation on Monday, with testimony from Delphine Jubillar’s family scheduled to begin Tuesday.
• No body has been found; Cédric Jubillar denies killing his wife, has been detained since June 2021, and a verdict is expected on October 17.