Overview

• Delphine Jubillar’s lover told the Albi assize court she had received threats from her husband and said he holds the personal conviction that Cédric killed her, while denying any role in her disappearance.
• Defense lawyers asserted that the lover’s number appeared in a relay list covering the Jubillar home on the night of the disappearance and claimed the corresponding police report was removed from the file.
• The prosecution disputed the allegation, saying telephony analysis shows the lover’s and his ex-partner’s phones only triggered relays covering their residence and not near the Jubillar home that night.
• The trial has entered its third and penultimate week with around thirty witnesses and experts scheduled, followed by a comprehensive interrogation of the accused and a verdict expected on October 17.
• Upcoming testimony focuses on neighbors who report hearing muffled cries, the gendarme who took the couple’s son’s deposition, and technical points including the Peugeot 207 condensation analysis and the disputed state of Delphine’s broken glasses.