Disappearance of Delphine Jubillar: what could this court decision rendered this Thursday change ?

La décision sera rendue ce jeudi dans la journée. Illustration Midi Libre

This Thursday, February 8, the investigating chamber of the Toulouse Court of Appeal will rule on the request for a supplement 39;information in the case of the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar.

While on January 18, the investigating chamber of the Toulouse Court of Appeal examined the appeal of its lawyers, the decision concerning the request for additional information will be made this Thursday, February 8. This request could postpone the trial for several months. Several witnesses would then be heard.

During the day, when each party has given its opinion, "the investigating chamber will give its own". Cédric Jubillar's lawyers continue to proclaim his innocence and say they are convinced that "not all avenues have been exploited ". "Almost three years after the indictment of Cédric Jubillar, this request for additional d' information is proof that we always seek the truth in an empty file“, castigated Delphine's husband's lawyers in mid-January.

A telephone conversation between an inmate and his mother

The general prosecutor's office requests that checks be carried out after having become aware of a telephone conversation linked to the case, between a detainee and his mother.& ;nbsp;

This inmate, convicted of attempted murder and previously incarcerated in the same prison as Cédric Jubilar, cites during a brief exchange on the telephone three first names known from the file& nbsp;: Sofiane, Sébastien and Mathiey, during an exchange that intrigues the justice system. "But there is no proof, no proof… And Sofiane, and Sébastien and Mathieu, they  nbsp;don't know them!", the inmate said. "– Ah! s'they knew…", his mother replied.