Cédric Jubillar indicated the location of his wife Delphine's body. Bones were found on Thursday July 16 2026 in a field in Mailhoc in the Tarn.
On Thursday July 16 2026 gendarmes discovered bones in a field in the commune of Mailhoc about fifteen kilometres from Cagnac-les-Mines. Cédric Jubillar present on site with his lawyers provided the indications after renewing his confessions the previous day before the president of the Cour d'assises de Haute-Garonne.
The plasterer painter acknowledged an « abominable act » and « expressed very strong regrets » towards his family according to his lawyer Me Pierre Debuisson. He specified that the body had been buried on the night of December 15 to 16 2020 in a place exposed to bad weather.
More than 100 gendarmes are taking part in the searches. The bones identified as lower limb bones will be analysed by the IRCGN in Pontoise to confirm they belong to Delphine Aussaguel. The civil parties' lawyers welcomed the end of a long period of uncertainty for the relatives.
