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Court hears father placed two-year-old son on Cyprus hotel window sill before fatal fall

A court has heard that Joshua Foster placed his two-year-old son on a hotel window sill in Cyprus for a view, believing the window was closed. The father witnessed the child’s subsequent fall and death.

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A court has heard that Joshua Foster placed his two-year-old son on the sill of a hotel window in Cyprus so the child could see the view, believing that the window was closed. The boy then fell from the window and died, with his father witnessing what happened.

The hearing was told that Foster had placed the child on the sill shortly before the fall. The circumstances described to the court centre on his belief that the window was shut.

The child was aged two. No further details about the hotel, the date of the incident or the proceedings were provided in the supplied material.

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The case remains before the court, which has heard the account of the events surrounding the child’s death.

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