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Altercation between husband and wife led to teacher Sharon Edwards' death: police
The estranged husband of missing NSW teacher Sharon Edwards has been arrested over her alleged murder in 2015.
Ava Benny-Morrison is crime reporter with The Sydney Morning Herald
The estranged husband of missing NSW teacher Sharon Edwards has been arrested over her alleged murder in 2015.
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