Novi. Charlton disappeared in February 2013 and has not been found. (Australian Broadcasting Corporation Photo)
According to the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, recently, the 68-year-old rich businessman John. Charlton (John Chardon) on suspicion of murder of Asian wife Novi. Charlton (Novy Chardon) appeared in (Brisbane Magistrates Court), Brisbane Magistrates' Court. Court learned that John had sex with a Filipino man and intended to instigate him to assist in the killing of his wife, Novi.
John, a rich Australian businessman. Charlton was charged with the murder of his wife. (Australian Broadcasting Corporation Photo)
In February 2013, 34-year-old Novi disappeared from his home in the (Upper Coomera) district of Kumari, on the gold coast, and has not been found. Novi's husband, John, was listed as the biggest suspect.
Aguilar testified that John. Charlton had tried to buy his murder wife. (Australian Broadcasting Corporation Photo)
More than 30 witnesses gave evidence during a five-day detention hearing at Brisbane Magistrates Court. The last person to testify was Filipino man Aguilar (Marshall Aguilor). Aguilar told court through an interpreter that he met John on an Asian dating website and then met in the Philippines and had sex at a hotel in (Cebu), Cebu Island.
As soon as the sex between the two was said to have ended, John asked Aguilar a frightening question: "are you going to kill someone?"
"I was taken aback, but not in color. I was calm and calm. " Aguilar testified. According to Aguilar, John told him that "my wife will be separated from me and divorced." "it's not fair. I'm going to give her boyfriend half the money I've fought for, and he's going to get rich right away."
Court learned that John also asked Aguilar if he could help hire a murderer to murder his wife, Novi. "he asked me to get three professional killer to kill Novi, and he could give $10000 to everyone." Aguilar, however, did not do so.
Aguilar told court that he did not like John and had not had any further contact with him since. Before the couple had sex, he had acted as an interpreter to help a female friend search for a marriage on the Internet.
However, John's attorney, Kimmins (Tony Kimmins), queried Aguilar's motives by asking him if he wanted to receive a $250000 reward for the report, or whether he wanted police assistance to emigrate to Australia.
"my aim is to do the right thing." Answered Aguilar.
"your honor, I am not guilty," John said in court. Next, he faces the trial of the Brisbane High Court.