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Old October 26th, 2006, 06:39 PM posted to soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,alt.travel.greece,rec.travel.europe,rec.travel.misc
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Default Two British children found dead at Corfu hotel


James Sturcke and agencies
Thursday October 26, 2006

Guardian Unlimited

Police in Corfu have launched an investigation following the discovery
of the bodies of two British children in their hotel room in Corfu
today.
The seven-year-old girl and her six-year-old brother were found this
morning by a cleaner at the four-star Louis Corcyra hotel in Gouvia, on
the eastern coast of the Greek island.

Their 38-year-old father and his partner, aged 28, were found in a coma
nearby and taken to hospital, where they were described as being "very
sick" and were undergoing treatment.

Greek police said preliminary test results indicated poisoning could
have been involved.

They named the couple as Neil Shepherd and Ruth Beatson and the
children as Robert and Christianne, from Horby, near Wakefield,
Yorkshire.

A Foreign Office spokeswoman confirmed the names of the adults, but
said its policy was not to comment on minors. However, Foreign Offices
sources confirmed the children's names.

Bieriris Dimitris, the chief of security police, said various forms of
poisoning were being investigated.

He added that, at this stage, there was nothing to indicate there was
any deliberate attempt by the family, or anyone else, to take their
lives.

"We are looking at what could have happened," he said. "The prognosis
at the moment is that a poison was involved, maybe some food poison.

"Witnesses have told us that they were just a normal family. They were
seen coming back to the hotel yesterday evening.

"They were not seen in the hotel restaurant last night, so they may
have eaten out or in their rooms and it is possible they may have eaten
something.

"We do not think it was gas poisoning. The parents are still very
sick."

Mr Dimitris said passports showed that the father and two children were
born in Wakefield and Ms Beatson was born in Dewsbury. He said it would
take two or three days before the results of a post mortem were known.

Sky News reported that police were investigating the possibility the
family had been poisoned by mushrooms.

It was believed they had been spending the half term break on the
island, which is one of the most popular Greek island destinations for
British tourists.

A hotel receptionist said the children and the unconscious adults had
been found in the bungalow where they were staying by a cleaner earlier
today.

She said there was no gas cooking facilities in the bungalow, and
refused to answer questions about whether there were gas heaters there.


The receptionist added that 700 people were currently staying at the
hotel, and none had reported any problems with the food. "It was
nothing to do with the hotel. It was something with the family," she
said.

Current temperatures in Corfu were 23C during the day and 15C at night,
she added.

The pathologist who examined the family said they could have taken
strong poison.

"The first indications show that they may have taken some sort of
powerful poison," Stefanos Gasteratos, a Corfu hospital pathologist,
told state television. "The adults are on life support machines and in
critical condition."

Dr Gasteratos said the children had died around eight to ten hours
before their bodies were discovered, and that the adults "seem to have
been stronger in fighting this, which is to be expected".

The family were on holiday with the tour operator Thomas Cook. "We have
no more details at the moment. We are waiting to hear from the hospital
in Corfu," a Thomas Cook spokeswoman said.

The Louis Corcyra hotel, on Gouvia Bay, is set in lush gardens. It is
five miles from Corfu airport and around the same distance from Corfu
town, and underwent a series of extensive renovations during winter
2001.

A recent visitor to the hotel told the TripAdvisor website they were
disappointed with the hotel and described their room as "shabby".

The visitor said: "The surrounding area of Gouvia is a dump ... on
paper, the hotel Louis Corcyra looked and sounded good - the reality
was in fact extremely disappointing."

However, another a tourist, who stayed at the hotel in September, said
he and his wife had spent an "enjoyable week" there and could not
understand other guests' complaints.

Guardian Unlimited © Guardian News and Media Limited 2006

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Old October 26th, 2006, 06:41 PM posted to soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,alt.travel.greece,rec.travel.europe,rec.travel.misc
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James Sturcke and agencies
Thursday October 26, 2006

Guardian Unlimited

Police in Corfu have launched an investigation following the discovery
of the bodies of two British children in their hotel room in Corfu
today.
The seven-year-old girl and her six-year-old brother were found this
morning by a cleaner at the four-star Louis Corcyra hotel in Gouvia, on
the eastern coast of the Greek island.

Their 38-year-old father and his partner, aged 28, were found in a coma
nearby and taken to hospital, where they were described as being "very
sick" and were undergoing treatment.

Greek police said preliminary test results indicated poisoning could
have been involved.

They named the couple as Neil Shepherd and Ruth Beatson and the
children as Robert and Christianne, from Horby, near Wakefield,
Yorkshire.

A Foreign Office spokeswoman confirmed the names of the adults, but
said its policy was not to comment on minors. However, Foreign Offices
sources confirmed the children's names.

Bieriris Dimitris, the chief of security police, said various forms of
poisoning were being investigated.

He added that, at this stage, there was nothing to indicate there was
any deliberate attempt by the family, or anyone else, to take their
lives.

"We are looking at what could have happened," he said. "The prognosis
at the moment is that a poison was involved, maybe some food poison.

"Witnesses have told us that they were just a normal family. They were
seen coming back to the hotel yesterday evening.

"They were not seen in the hotel restaurant last night, so they may
have eaten out or in their rooms and it is possible they may have eaten
something.

"We do not think it was gas poisoning. The parents are still very
sick."

Mr Dimitris said passports showed that the father and two children were
born in Wakefield and Ms Beatson was born in Dewsbury. He said it would
take two or three days before the results of a post mortem were known.

Sky News reported that police were investigating the possibility the
family had been poisoned by mushrooms.

It was believed they had been spending the half term break on the
island, which is one of the most popular Greek island destinations for
British tourists.

A hotel receptionist said the children and the unconscious adults had
been found in the bungalow where they were staying by a cleaner earlier
today.

She said there was no gas cooking facilities in the bungalow, and
refused to answer questions about whether there were gas heaters there.


The receptionist added that 700 people were currently staying at the
hotel, and none had reported any problems with the food. "It was
nothing to do with the hotel. It was something with the family," she
said.

Current temperatures in Corfu were 23C during the day and 15C at night,
she added.

The pathologist who examined the family said they could have taken
strong poison.

"The first indications show that they may have taken some sort of
powerful poison," Stefanos Gasteratos, a Corfu hospital pathologist,
told state television. "The adults are on life support machines and in
critical condition."

Dr Gasteratos said the children had died around eight to ten hours
before their bodies were discovered, and that the adults "seem to have
been stronger in fighting this, which is to be expected".

The family were on holiday with the tour operator Thomas Cook. "We have
no more details at the moment. We are waiting to hear from the hospital
in Corfu," a Thomas Cook spokeswoman said.

The Louis Corcyra hotel, on Gouvia Bay, is set in lush gardens. It is
five miles from Corfu airport and around the same distance from Corfu
town, and underwent a series of extensive renovations during winter
2001.

A recent visitor to the hotel told the TripAdvisor website they were
disappointed with the hotel and described their room as "shabby".

The visitor said: "The surrounding area of Gouvia is a dump ... on
paper, the hotel Louis Corcyra looked and sounded good - the reality
was in fact extremely disappointing."

However, another a tourist, who stayed at the hotel in September, said
he and his wife had spent an "enjoyable week" there and could not
understand other guests' complaints.

Guardian Unlimited © Guardian News and Media Limited 2006


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Old October 26th, 2006, 06:44 PM posted to soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,alt.travel.greece,rec.travel.europe,rec.travel.misc
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Old October 26th, 2006, 06:46 PM posted to soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,alt.travel.greece,rec.travel.europe,rec.travel.misc
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Hector wrote:


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GAGGING for it !

*LOLOL*

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Old October 26th, 2006, 10:05 PM posted to soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,alt.travel.greece,rec.travel.europe,rec.travel.misc
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Hector wrote:
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got
business to do here"! Buahahahaaaaa...... hilarious! Turks!

Greeks Beg Freebies and Moan wrote:
Hector wrote:


Wow

He JUMPED in under 2 minutes !!!!!


GAGGING for it !

*LOLOL*

Have you seen the look on MooMoo's face ?

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Models himself on Adolph Schicklegruberides The great Grik dick tater

Hear the moooooooing here

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Old October 27th, 2006, 06:55 PM posted to soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,alt.travel.greece,rec.travel.europe,rec.travel.misc
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Family tribute for Corfu children

Two British children feared to have died from poisoning during a Greek
holiday have been described as "gorgeous" by family members.
Officials are still investigating how Robert Shepherd, six, and sister
Christianne, seven, died.

Their father, Neil Shepherd and his partner, Ruth Beatson, both of W
Yorks, remain seriously ill in Corfu.

Ms Beatson's mother, Helen, said: "They were gorgeous children. That's
all we want to say."

Her father, Stephen, told reporters the family had "absolutely no idea
what had happened".

The pair flew to the Greek island on Friday to be at their daughter's
bedside.

After they arrived, 27-year-old Ms Beatson regained consciousness and
managed to smile - although she has not yet spoken to anyone.

Mr Shepherd, 38, who is separated from the children's biological
mother, was understood to have improved slightly overnight.

Gas leak probe

On Thursday morning, a cleaner at the hotel in the village of Gouvia
discovered the two children dead in their room, and Ms Beatson and Mr
Shepherd unconscious.

The couple, from Horbury near Wakefield, were thought to be in a coma
and were taken to Corfu General Hospital.


Officials are investigating whether the family could have been poisoned
by a gas leak or by something they ate.

Police said engineers would be checking the installation of air
conditioning and boiler systems at the hotel on Friday afternoon.

A pathologist at the hospital told reporters that he suspected the
family had ingested a "powerful poison".

Toxicology tests were taken and post-mortem examinations were being
carried out on Friday, with the results expected in two weeks' time.

'Woozy' complaints

The children lived with their biological mother in Horbury. She flew
out to the island with her new husband on Thursday when they were told
of the deaths.

The family had been taking a week's holiday for the school half-term
break. They stayed at the Louis Corcyra hotel in Gouvia - a small
fishing village near Corfu town which is considered an upmarket
destination.


Thomas Cook, the company they were travelling with, said it was working
closely with the hospital and the police to gain further information
and to support the family.

BBC correspondent Luisa Baldini said Britons at the hotel had been
queuing up to buy British newspapers to try to find out what has been
happening.

A pile of children's clothes remained outside the family's holiday
bungalow, she added.

Guests at the hotel told how they recalled seeing Robert collapse at
breakfast on Wednesday, and that the family had complained of feeling
"woozy".

But the Louis Corcyra strongly denied any possibility of food poisoning
at the hotel, saying none of the other guests was taken ill.

Last year 100,000 British tourists visited Corfu. Travel specialists
say the deaths will have a big impact on the island.



Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/1/h...pe/6090036.stm

Published: 2006/10/27 14:57:38 GMT

© BBC MMVI

King Seanie, MASTER of all grik slaves wrote:
James Sturcke and agencies
Thursday October 26, 2006

Guardian Unlimited

Police in Corfu have launched an investigation following the discovery
of the bodies of two British children in their hotel room in Corfu
today.
The seven-year-old girl and her six-year-old brother were found this
morning by a cleaner at the four-star Louis Corcyra hotel in Gouvia, on
the eastern coast of the Greek island.

Their 38-year-old father and his partner, aged 28, were found in a coma
nearby and taken to hospital, where they were described as being "very
sick" and were undergoing treatment.

Greek police said preliminary test results indicated poisoning could
have been involved.

They named the couple as Neil Shepherd and Ruth Beatson and the
children as Robert and Christianne, from Horby, near Wakefield,
Yorkshire.

A Foreign Office spokeswoman confirmed the names of the adults, but
said its policy was not to comment on minors. However, Foreign Offices
sources confirmed the children's names.

Bieriris Dimitris, the chief of security police, said various forms of
poisoning were being investigated.

He added that, at this stage, there was nothing to indicate there was
any deliberate attempt by the family, or anyone else, to take their
lives.

"We are looking at what could have happened," he said. "The prognosis
at the moment is that a poison was involved, maybe some food poison.

"Witnesses have told us that they were just a normal family. They were
seen coming back to the hotel yesterday evening.

"They were not seen in the hotel restaurant last night, so they may
have eaten out or in their rooms and it is possible they may have eaten
something.

"We do not think it was gas poisoning. The parents are still very
sick."

Mr Dimitris said passports showed that the father and two children were
born in Wakefield and Ms Beatson was born in Dewsbury. He said it would
take two or three days before the results of a post mortem were known.

Sky News reported that police were investigating the possibility the
family had been poisoned by mushrooms.

It was believed they had been spending the half term break on the
island, which is one of the most popular Greek island destinations for
British tourists.

A hotel receptionist said the children and the unconscious adults had
been found in the bungalow where they were staying by a cleaner earlier
today.

She said there was no gas cooking facilities in the bungalow, and
refused to answer questions about whether there were gas heaters there.


The receptionist added that 700 people were currently staying at the
hotel, and none had reported any problems with the food. "It was
nothing to do with the hotel. It was something with the family," she
said.

Current temperatures in Corfu were 23C during the day and 15C at night,
she added.

The pathologist who examined the family said they could have taken
strong poison.

"The first indications show that they may have taken some sort of
powerful poison," Stefanos Gasteratos, a Corfu hospital pathologist,
told state television. "The adults are on life support machines and in
critical condition."

Dr Gasteratos said the children had died around eight to ten hours
before their bodies were discovered, and that the adults "seem to have
been stronger in fighting this, which is to be expected".

The family were on holiday with the tour operator Thomas Cook. "We have
no more details at the moment. We are waiting to hear from the hospital
in Corfu," a Thomas Cook spokeswoman said.

The Louis Corcyra hotel, on Gouvia Bay, is set in lush gardens. It is
five miles from Corfu airport and around the same distance from Corfu
town, and underwent a series of extensive renovations during winter
2001.

A recent visitor to the hotel told the TripAdvisor website they were
disappointed with the hotel and described their room as "shabby".

The visitor said: "The surrounding area of Gouvia is a dump ... on
paper, the hotel Louis Corcyra looked and sounded good - the reality
was in fact extremely disappointing."

However, another a tourist, who stayed at the hotel in September, said
he and his wife had spent an "enjoyable week" there and could not
understand other guests' complaints.

Guardian Unlimited © Guardian News and Media Limited 2006


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Old October 27th, 2006, 07:40 PM posted to soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,alt.travel.greece,rec.travel.europe,rec.travel.misc
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Default Two British children found dead at Corfu hotel

Police said engineers would be checking the installation of air
conditioning and boiler systems at the hotel on Friday afternoon.
A pathologist at the hospital told reporters that he suspected the
family had ingested a "powerful poison".
Toxicology tests were taken and post-mortem examinations were being
carried out on Friday, with the results expected in two weeks' time.


It doesn't take two weeks to test for blood carbon monoxide. Two minutes
is more like it.


BBC correspondent Luisa Baldini said Britons at the hotel had been
queuing up to buy British newspapers to try to find out what has been
happening.


Because none of them knew any Greek and weren't willing to ask the
locals what their papers said, or because the Greek papers weren't
covering the story informatively? Somebody isn't looking good here
and it isn't obvious who.


Current temperatures in Corfu were 23C during the day and 15C at night


Cold enough for a Brit expecting a sunny Med holiday to want a heater on.


"We do not think it was gas poisoning. The parents are still very
sick."
A hotel receptionist [...] refused to answer questions about whether
there were gas heaters there.
The pathologist who examined the family said they could have taken
strong poison.


Carbon monoxide fits the pattern very well, but it could be expensive for
the hotel industry if anybody diagnosed it. Is this a replay of Ibsen's
"An Enemy of the People"?


Last year 100,000 British tourists visited Corfu. Travel specialists
say the deaths will have a big impact on the island.


Trying to cover up the cause could have an even bigger one.


I've been in hotels in quite developed parts of Turkey that used
bottled gas heaters in rooms with no chimney; I imagine the same
happens in Greece. It's an invitation to guests to commit suicide.

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Old October 28th, 2006, 05:12 PM posted to soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,alt.travel.greece,rec.travel.europe,rec.travel.misc
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Default Two British children found dead at Corfu hotel

Ο "Jack Campin - bogus address" έγραψε στο μήνυμα
...
Police said engineers would be checking the installation of air
conditioning and boiler systems at the hotel on Friday afternoon.


Done!
No sign of any kind of leakage.
That's the latest info (14:00) on the Greek TV news.

A pathologist at the hospital told reporters that he suspected the
family had ingested a "powerful poison".
Toxicology tests were taken and post-mortem examinations were being
carried out on Friday, with the results expected in two weeks' time.


It doesn't take two weeks to test for blood carbon monoxide. Two minutes
is more like it.


Like an engineer (;-)) I say you are 100% correct!
But it takes two weeks for the *full* results of the autopsy!
As a matter of fact, you can have a preliminary but *not* 100% correct
answer in 2-4 days but the full report takes about 15 days.


Last year 100,000 British tourists visited Corfu. Travel specialists
say the deaths will have a big impact on the island.



Trying to cover up the cause could have an even bigger one.


Wouldn't it be better to wait for the results of the autopsy before
talking?...

I've been in hotels in quite developed parts of Turkey that used
bottled gas heaters in rooms with no chimney; I imagine the same
happens in Greece.



Nope, it doesn't happen in Greece but maybe it does happen in the UK;-)
This kind of heating is met only in underdeveloped countries like Turkey and
in Greece *only* in some house in some mountain village forgotten by G-d!
*Never* in a hotel, especially in a 5 stars hotel like Louis (if you have
seen the pictures of the hotel you'll understand what I mean...).

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It's an invitation to guests to commit suicide.

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==============
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Old October 29th, 2006, 12:26 AM posted to soc.culture.greek,soc.culture.europe,alt.travel.greece,rec.travel.europe,rec.travel.misc
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Default Two British children found dead at Corfu hotel KOSTAS PAPAFLORATOS IS SICK ENOUGH TO LIE ABOUT THEIR CAUSE OF DEATH


gogu wrote:
Ο "Jack Campin - bogus address" έγραψε στο μήνυμα
...
Police said engineers would be checking the installation of air
conditioning and boiler systems at the hotel on Friday afternoon.


Done!
No sign of any kind of leakage.
That's the latest info (14:00) on the Greek TV news.




PROOF THAT KOKU KOSTAS PAPAFLORATOS OF KALAMARIA IS A FILTHY GREEK
LYING ****


Corfu hotel faces death charges


The owner, manager and two maintenance staff at the hotel in Corfu
where two British children died are facing manslaughter charges, police
say.

Christianne Shepherd, seven, and her six-year-old brother Robert died
on Thursday at their holiday bungalow.

A pathologist said carbon monoxide poisoning was the cause of death and
the investigation is focusing on the room's gas boiler and
air-conditioning.

Tour operator Thomas Cook said the hotel passed its latest safety
check.

It said the latest audit of the Louis Corcyra Beach Hotel showed "the
property met all of the Federation of Tour Operators' requirements".

The children were found dead in their hotel room next to their father
Neil Shepherd, 38, and his partner Ruth Beatson, 27.

They are both in a serious condition but recovering in hospital and
remain unaware of the children's deaths.

Chief of police Dimitris Bineris said the hotel owner, hotel manager,
maintenance manager and an engineer who installed an air conditioning
unit would be charged with negligent manslaughter once toxicology tests
on the children's blood have been completed.

Under Greek law the individuals could face up to five years in prison.

Condolences

A British couple who stayed in the same hotel room four days before
have said they woke up one morning feeling ill and needed hospital
treatment.

Kathy Pallant, who stayed in bungalow 112 with her husband Andrew,
said: "My husband's a big man, and it took an awful lot of his strength
for him to crawl round and get to the telephone for help."

Thomas Cook has stringent and robust procedures in place to ensure the
health and safety of all its customers at the properties it features
Thomas Cook


Helen Atkinson, from the UK's gas watchdog Corgi, told BBC News: "Many
of the regulations in other countries aren't as stringent as they are
in the UK.

"What CORGI would like to do is call on all UK holiday and tour
operators to make sure that the work that is carried out on gas
installations is carried out by qualified engineers."

The hotel extended its condolences but said it would not comment on the
cause of the children's death because it could prejudice the police
investigation.

The children's natural mother, Sharon Wood, 35, who lived with her
children in Horbury, near Wakefield, identified their bodies.

She then visited the hotel - carrying a large bouquet of white iris
mixed with pink flowers - and spent 30 minutes at the bungalow where
her children died.

Thomas Cook said it had moved remaining guests from bungalows and given
all guests at the hotel "the opportunity to move to alternative hotels
if they wish".

But the BBC's Luisa Baldini said many guests were staying until the end
of the season, in two days.

The family had been taking a week's holiday for the school half-term
break.

On Thursday morning, a cleaner at the hotel in the village of Gouvia
discovered the two children dead in their room, and Ms Beatson and Mr
Shepherd unconscious.

Story from BBC NEWS:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/pr/fr/-/2/h...pe/6094856.stm

Published: 2006/10/28 20:06:06 GMT

© BBC MMVI

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