France transfixed by 'no body' murder trial
Summary
A high-profile murder trial in France is focused on the disappearance of Delphine Jubillar, with her husband, Cédric Jubillar, accused of her murder. The case has captured public attention largely because no body has been found, and the evidence is mostly circumstantial. Despite Cédric's denial of the charges, the trial in the town of Albi seeks to determine his guilt or innocence.Key Facts
- Cédric Jubillar is on trial for allegedly murdering his wife, Delphine, who disappeared in December 2020.
- Delphine Jubillar was a 33-year-old nurse and mother of two.
- Cédric Jubillar reported his wife's disappearance to police during the COVID lockdown on December 16, 2020.
- Investigators have not found Delphine's body and have built the case mainly on circumstantial evidence.
- The couple had a troubled relationship and were considering divorce.
- Cédric Jubillar was known to use cannabis frequently and had unstable employment.
- There have been claims of Cédric’s alleged confession to acquaintances, which are disputed by the defense.
- The trial is expected to last four weeks with 65 witnesses and 11 experts providing testimony.
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