New investigations have begun in the Tarn region this week as part of an expanded inquiry into the case of Cédric Jubillar, who confessed to crimes at the start of July. According to BFMTV, sources confirmed on Friday, October 2nd, that remains were discovered in a previously unexplored section of a field. These remains are now being analyzed to determine if they belong to Delphine Aussaguel, a woman who was reported missing and is believed to have been connected to Jubillar. On the same day, new bone fragments were uncovered during fresh excavations in the Tarn as part of the ongoing investigation into the Jubillar case. The nature of these bones and their potential connection to Delphine Aussaguel remain unclear. Investigators are now working to confirm whether the remains are human and whether they are linked to the missing woman. The discovery adds another layer of complexity to the case, which has already drawn significant public and media attention. Authorities have been examining multiple locations in the Tarn as they seek to piece together the events surrounding the disappearance and presumed death of Delphine Aussaguel. The findings from the recent excavations could provide crucial evidence in determining the full scope of the case. As the investigation continues, experts are analyzing the newly found remains to establish their origin and any possible connection to Delphine Aussaguel. This process could take time, but it is a critical step in understanding the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and the events that led to the confessions by Cédric Jubillar.