Husband of missing woman Novy Chardon set to face unrelated charges August 23, 2013 - 3:06PM 32 reading now The husband of missing Gold Coast woman Novy Chardon is set to be charged with unrelated offences. John Chardon is being taken to the Southport Watchhouse. He is expected to face Southport Magistrates Court on Saturday. Fairfax Media cannot reveal the nature of the charges for legal reasons. Mr Chardon faced court in May on other, unrelated charges. The 65-year-old businessman flew to Indonesia on a pre-arranged business trip two days after his wife disappeared from their Upper Coomera home on the night of February 6, 2013. He told police he took his two children with him when his wife failed to arrive home. When he returned to Australia on February 23, he told police he knew nothing about his wife's disappearance. Police have raided Mr Chardon's office and taken away computers for forensic examination, but he has not been named as a suspect. Detectives believe Mrs Chardon's Volvo SUV may have been moved in the time between her disappearance and the evening of February 11, when it was found near Nerang railway station, more than 20 kilometres from her home.