Murder by Delphine Jubilar: "We Were Swimming in Full happiness"... After the Confession of Cédric Jubillar, Donat-Jean, the Lover, Came Out of Silence
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Five and a half years after Delphine Jubilar's disappearance, Cédric Jubillar finally acknowledged his responsibility for the death of his wife and led the investigators to the place where his body was found. While the appeal trial was postponed in the first half of 2027, the convict's late confessions and the media coverage of the testimonies continue to fuel a judicial soap opera whose victim too often remains the great absent. It is not today…
A few days after the discovery of Delphine's bones near Cagnac-les-Mines and her husband's confessions, another voice comes out of silence. Donat-Jean M., the man with whom the nurse was planning to revive his life, expresses himself forcefully. Very marked by the statements of Cédric Jubillar, he says that Delphine's portrait does not correspond at all to that which he has known. Confidences that revive the debates before the appeal trial sched…
Donat-Jean M., better known as Delphine Aussaguel's "L'amant de Montauban", came out of silence after Cédric Jubilar's confession about his wife's murder. According to him, the act was premeditated, the painter-plaquist having the intention of "destroying" the missing nurse.
For the first time since Cédric Jubillar's confession, the man the press has dubbed "the lover of Montauban" has agreed to speak. In an interview with Le Parisien, he denounces a "grotesque" account and claims to detect evidence of a premeditated crime. […]
The end of a long mystery. Thursday, July 16, the bones of Delphine Jubillar were found in a field in Mailhoc. After killing her, her husband Cédric Jubillar had thus hidden his body a few kilometers from their home in Cagnac-les-Mines. Since this sad discovery, dozens of tourists have flocked. Faced with this situation, the town hall of Mailhoc had to issue a decree to prohibit access to the field where research is concentrated. Thursday, July …
He had no longer expressed himself since the conviction, in October 2025, of Cédric Jubillar to 30 years' imprisonment for the murder of Delphine Aussaguel, wife of Jubillar. This Thursday, 23 July, Donat-Jean, the lover of the 33-year-old nurse, breaks the silence. In the columns of the Parisien, "L'amant de Montauban" as he was nicknamed, returns to the murder of the mother of the family and the confessions of the painter-plaquist, whom he jud…
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