Fourth Man Charged in Mistaken Identity Murder

0:00Police in New South Wales just charged a fourth man in the kidnapping and murder of 85-year-old Chris Baxarian. He vanished from his North-Ride home on February 13th, and his remains turned up 11 days later near a golf club in Pit Town. Turns out Baxarian wasn't the target. It was a case of mistaken identity during the snatch. Three others were already hit with murder charges earlier this year. Meanwhile, cops grab a 19-year-old Tuesday morning right in Mount Druid Police Station. He faces counts of murder plus taking and detaining someone in a group with intent to ransom, causing actual bodily harm. Fail got denied, and he's due in Mount Druid Local Court today. This mistaken identity mess has folks rethinking how safe everyday folks really are in their own homes. As the case builds with his latest arrest, investigators keep piecing together the ransom plot gone deadly wrong. We'll stay on it as court dates roll and more details drop. From your city, powered by AI, this is Sydney News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.