British father makes plea over son's fatal Cyprus hotel fall
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British father charged over son’s death in Cyprus pleads for case to be dropped
A British father faces an anxious wait as Cyprus's attorney-general decides whether to abandon criminal proceedings against him over the death of his young son.The 37-year-old man from Essex will receive the verdict tomorrow morning.The man, who is employed by one of the Big Four accounting firms, stands accused of causing death through a reckless act after his two-year-old boy fell from a fourth-floor window at a five-star hotel in Chlorakas on…
British father seeks to halt prosecution over son’s fatal hotel fall
The British father charged following the death of his three-year-old son at a Paphos hotel has asked the attorney-general to suspend the criminal prosecution against him, his lawyer told the Cyprus Mail on Wednesday. Defence lawyer Alexandros Alexandrou said a formal request had been submitted to the attorney-general seeking the suspension of proceedings against the […]
The 37-year-old British father of the two-year-old boy who died after falling from a hotel window in Paphos last July is asking the Attorney General to drop the criminal prosecution against him. According to a report by the Daily Mail, the father's legal team submitted an official request to Attorney General George Savvides, asking for the prosecution to be discontinued for reasons of public interest and humanitarian reasons. The 37-year-old is …
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