Delphine Zimilar's husband confesses to her murder six years after her disappearance
The partner of Delphine Zimilar has admitted to killing his wife, who disappeared in 2019 in northern France. The body of the mother of two has not been found.
Delphine Zimilar's husband confesses to her murder six years after her disappearance
The partner of Delphine Zimilar has finally admitted to killing this mother of two, reported missing since 2019 in the Nord region, according to ProtoThema.
The case dates back to 29 December 2019, the date on which this 36-year-old woman, mother of two children, was last seen in Pont-à-Marcq, near Lille. She had left her family home in her vehicle. Since then, no trace of her had been found, turning this disappearance into a mystery that lasted six years.
On 6 July 2026, her husband was placed in police custody. Facing investigators, he eventually admitted to the facts. He stated that he had committed the crime at the family home, then disposed of the body by throwing it into a watercourse. Despite this confession, the victim's remains have not yet been located.
The man was brought before a magistrate and charged with voluntary homicide of a spouse. He was remanded in custody following this hearing. The search continues in an attempt to find the remains of Delphine Zimilar.
Source: Google News GR — Crime (el)