Brit father had ‘momentary lapse of attention’ before son, two, fell to his death at Cyprus hotel, lawyer reveals as KPMG accountant faces two-week wait to find out if he will be jailed

A British father had a ‘momentary lapse of attention’ before his two-year-old son fell out of a hotel window in Cyprus, his lawyer has today revealed after the accountant pleaded guilty to causing his child’s death. 

The KPMG accountant is now facing an agonising two-week wait before he finds out if he will be sent to jail in Cyprus. 

Joshua Foster, 37, an AI director at management consultants KPMG, was arrested on suspicion of causing death by ‘a rash, dangerous or reckless act’ hours after his son plunged from the fourth-floor balcony of the five-star King Evelthon Hotel on July 12.

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