A death inquest is underway in the UK into the death of a 3-year-old boy who fell from a fourth-floor window of a hotel in Paphos, an accident for which his father was convicted in Cyprus of €3,000.
According to the BBC, the death inquest into the July 12 death of 3-year-old Jaxon Foster was opened on Friday and postponed to January 6.
Essex County Chief Medical Examiner Lincoln Brooks described the case as "particularly tragic", while "severe craniocerebral injuries and multiple injuries to the body and vital organs" as a result of a fall from a height were recorded as a temporary cause of death.
As he mentioned, the full death interrogation will be held on January 6, while expressing his condolences to the child's family.
The boy's 37-year-old father, Joshua Foster, was sentenced in October by a court in Paphos to a fine of €3.000 after admitting to causing his son's death through a reckless, frivolous or dangerous act, the report states.
CNA
