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Uncertainty over 2011 case of British couple killed in resort quad bike accident

06 Mar 2013, 6:56 PM
Luke Powell
The Criminal Court has said it still requires statements from the parents of a British couple killed in a quad bike accident at Kuredu Island Resort in 2011.
Swedish national Filip Eugen Petre, a son of a shareholder in Kuredu Island Resort, is currently facing trial for his alleged role in crashing a quad bike carrying British nationals Emma and Jonathon Grey at Kuredu on August 6, 2011.
The case is at a stand still as the court awaits responses from the parents of the deceased, regarding the preferred form of punishment for the accused.
However, both police in the UK and the respective families of the deceased have both insisted that the families decision has been submitted and then re-submitted to the court.

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