A British father charged over the death of his two-year-old son at a luxury hotel in Cyprus has formally urged authorities to drop the case, the Mail can reveal.
The 37-year-old city banker, who we are not naming, faces an agonising wait with a decision due from the Attorney General tomorrow on his request.
He placed the toddler on the windowsill while waiting for the lift at the King Evelthon Hotel near Paphos, believing the window was closed on July 12.
But it had been left wide open and the boy slipped and fell 33ft from the fourth storey onto the veranda below
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