Cédric Jubillar, a French painter and plasterer convicted over the 2020 killing of his wife Delphine, has made a confession from jail, according to his lawyer. Jubillar was previously denying responsibility and had not provided authorities with the location of Delphine Jubillar’s body, which was never found. Despite the absence of the body, he was convicted, with courts relying on other evidence presented during the trial. The confession comes after he was sentenced last October, following a case that has drawn significant attention in France because of the missing remains. His lawyer says Jubillar is now prepared to tell investigators where the body is located, indicating he may offer new information in the ongoing investigation. The reports characterize the confession as a development after conviction rather than an overturning of the verdict, and they continue to stress that the wife’s body remains undisclosed publicly. No additional confirmation from prosecutors or investigators is included in the summaries provided.