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00:47 EDT, 17 March 2021 A Sydney man has been charged with the cold-case murder of German man Bernd Lehmann, a month after police offered a $1million reward. Detectives from Strike Force Navala arrested a 66-year-old man outside a home in Arncliffe, in southern Sydney, about 7.30am on Wednesday. He was taken to Kogarah Police Station where he was charged over the murder. The body of Mr Lehmann, 66, was found in a home unit at Ashfield on February 14, 2008. Detectives from Strike Force Navala arrested a 66-year-old man outside a home in Arncliffe, in southern Sydney, about 7.30am on Wednesd...

Advertisement The arrest of a man in Sydney’s south over the mysterious 2008 death of Bernd Lehmann has been hailed as a breakthrough enabled by advances in DNA technology and innovative investigative techniques used by detectives. Naji Fakhreddine, 66, was arrested in Arncliffe about 7.30am on Wednesday and charged with murder. Police believe the two men met socially 13 years ago and had subsequent contact not long before Mr Lehmann, 66, a German national, was found dead in his unit on Valentine’s Day. Bernd Lehmann’s body was found inside his unit in Ashfield 13 years ago. Police say ...