Police raid Gold Coast business of John Chardon, husband of missing woman Novy Chardon Missing Gold Coast woman Novy Chardon. POLICE have raided the business of John Chardon, husband of missing Gold Coast woman Novy Chardon, as the investigation into her disappearance ramps up. Detectives raided Mr Chardon's Loganholme lubricant business, Candan Industries, on Wednesday and seized computer equipment and other items. Regional crime co-ordinator Superintendent David Hutchinson said the raid was 'routine' and not prompted by any new lead. Mrs Chardon, 34, disappeared from the couple's Upper Coomera home on the night of February 6. Her 65-year-old husband flew to Jakarata on a business trip two days later, taking their two children, 7 and 9, with him. Mr Chardon has declared himself not a suspect in his wife's disappearance and remains in Indonesia. The crime scene set up at the home of missing Gold Coast woman Novy Chardon. He initially told media his wife was 'crazy' and should get her 'stupid bloody arse home' but later said he was 'extremely worried and concerned'. Supt Hutchinson said police were communicating with Mr Chardon through his lawyer. He said there had been no new significant developments in the case. Mrs Chardon's car was found abandoned near Nerang railway station five days after she disappeared. Her home was declared a crime scene for almost a week and police searched bushland behind it, as well as the Nerang River.