Advertisement"I still deny the accusations against me," Cédric Jubillar, 38, told the packed court in the southern town of Albi. The body of his wife Delphine, 33, a nurse, has never been found in a mystery that has rarely been far from the headlines almost five years after her disappearance in rural southern France. For Delphine's family members, the trial is generating "a lot of apprehension," said Mourad Battikh, who represents five of the nurse's relatives. Investigating magistrates sent Jubillar to trial, maintaining that Delphine Jubillar had been killed during a dispute with her husband. But investigators found no evidence of the murder itself, no traces of blood, no crime scene and no body.