Cédric Jubillar admitted to having killed his wife Delphine, missing in Tarn since the end of 2020, in a letter addressed to his lawyer to which La Dépêche du Midi had access.
“He gave me a detailed written confession of guilt,” said his lawyer Pierre Debuisson. Until now, the painter-plasterer had denied any involvement and was sentenced to 30 years of criminal imprisonment in 2025. He must be tried on appeal in September.
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