British father pleads guilty over son's fall from Cyprus hotel

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 6 Oct, 14:01 · Archive

A two-year-old boy fell from a hotel window in Cyprus after his father lost control of the toddler.

A two-year-old British boy fell nearly 40 feet from an open window at the five-star King Evelthon Beach Hotel and Resort in Chlorakas, Cyprus. The incident occurred in July on the first day of a family holiday when his father lost control of the toddler.

The boy's father, a city executive, has pleaded guilty to causing the death through negligence. A court heard that he could be struck off following the guilty plea.

How it is being reported

• British executive whose son, two, fell to his death from a Cyprus hotel window could lose his career after pleading guilty to negligence, court hearsDaily Mail · 6 Oct, 13:40
• Boy, 2, fell to his death from Cyprus hotel window when dad 'lost control' of toddlerThe Mirror · 6 Oct, 13:19

In this story: King Evelthon Beach Hotel and Resort · Chlorakas · Cyprus

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