Boy who died in fall from Crete hotel balcony to get second inquest

A judge will hear the case of Hogan Liam six years after the original research that has not been killed

new research will take place in November in the death of one. Six, who was killed when his father jumped from a hotel balcony in Greece, while taking

John Hogan jumped 15 meters (50 feet) from the balcony of the fourth floor of the hotel in Crete held Liam and daughter Mia, two, during a family vacation in 2006.

Mia survived with a broken arm, but Liam suffered fatal head injuries.

Hogan, of Bradley Stoke, South Gloucestershire, was acquitted of murder by a Greek court.

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after Bristol in March 2008 showed that Liam was killed.

• The judgment was reversed by the Supreme Court in May 2009 when two judges ordered a new investigation be held before a different judge.

Sir Anthony May and Mrs Justice Dobbs ruled the verdict issued by the former judge of Avon, Paul Forrest, was defective and needed "further consideration".

was noted that "very serious error of law" had occurred because the question of Hogan's mental state "simply not addressed".
Greek The jury in the trial of Hogan ruled that former tiler had suffered from "an earthquake of insanity" during the trip to Crete.

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