Australia Sharon Fulton, 39, Last seen March 1986, Duncraig, Perth, Western Australia

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WA Today murder charges laid

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Police have charged the 77-year-old husband of Perth mother Sharon Fulton with her murder, 37 years after she went missing.

Raymond Reddington, previously known as Robert Fulton and Maxwell Fulton, appeared in Perth’s Magistrate Court on Friday, accused of committing wilful murder on March 18, 1986, at Duncraig – the same day the mother of four was allegedly last seen alive.

Reddington, who now uses a wheelchair, appeared via audio link from Perth Watch House where he was asked if he understood the charges against him.
“I haven’t been given anything, no papers or anything,” he said.

A duty lawyer appeared for Reddington, asking for the matter to be transferred to the Stirling Gardens homicide list on November 22. Bail was not considered.
On Friday, WA Police detectives said it was “a significant day” for Fulton’s family.

“The impact of her disappearance on her children has been horrific,” special crime division Detective Superintendent Darryl Cox said. “Over the last 37 years, the family and friends have been seeking answers, and we’re hoping today that they have some answers.”
 
From your link...

Police have charged the 77-year-old husband of Perth mother Sharon Fulton with her murder, 37 years after she went missing.

Raymond Reddington, previously known as Robert Fulton and Maxwell Fulton, appeared in Perth’s Magistrate Court on Friday, accused of committing wilful murder on March 18, 1986, at Duncraig – the same day the mother of four was allegedly last seen alive.

Reddington, who now uses a wheelchair, appeared via audio link from Perth Watch House where he was asked if he understood the charges against him.
“I haven’t been given anything, no papers or anything,” he said.

A duty lawyer appeared for Reddington, asking for the matter to be transferred to the Stirling Gardens homicide list on November 22. Bail was not considered.
On Friday, WA Police detectives said it was “a significant day” for Fulton’s family.

“The impact of her disappearance on her children has been horrific,” special crime division Detective Superintendent Darryl Cox said. “Over the last 37 years, the family and friends have been seeking answers, and we’re hoping today that they have some answers.”
When I read this article earlier it was only half an article. I'll now read it in full.

Just noting:
Next scheduled court appearance on November 22.

"A duty lawyer appeared for Reddington, asking for the matter to be transferred to the Stirling Gardens homicide list on November 22. Bail was not considered."
 
So glad there has finally been some progress in this case. He really did seem the likely perp from the start, but unfortunately there was no definitive evidence against him. Similar to so many other wives whose just 'walk out'. Let hope this leads to closure for the family.
 
So - if anyone out there is wondering if they could get away with murdering their wife, here is the answer: yes. IMO. This man probably won't live a great deal longer anyway, and seeing out the rest of his days in a prison hospital instead of a nursing home is probably immaterial.
 

So now we can't identify the man charged for legal reasons. He appeared in court and the case is adjourned until January.

"The case was adjourned until January next year and the man was again remanded in custody.

Outside the court, Mr Davies said he had been instructed by his client to publicly say that he maintains "he is innocent of the disappearance of (Ms Fulton)".

"He will fight the matter at trial until his name is cleared," Mr Davies said."
 

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