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Body odour helped identify man accused of killing wife, court told

Prosecutors say a black cable tie and body odour link the 82-year-old to the killing as jurors hear claims he staged a burglary.

Aaron Govendir claims a figure with a pointed hood broke into his Dover Heights home and killed his wife. Unusual clues point to a different story, prosecutors say.

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Body odour helped identify man accused of killing wife, court told

Aaron Govendir claims a figure with a pointed hood broke into his Dover Heights home and killed his wife. Unusual clues point to a different story, prosecutors say.

·North Sydney, Australia
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Sydney Morning Herald broke the news in North Sydney, Australia on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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