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Reopening of preliminary hearing for Calgary couple in boy’s death delayed

Allan and Carolina Perdomo. Their grandson, Emilio was killed when he was five in Calgary. File/Global News/Calgary Police Service

The reopening of a preliminary hearing for a Calgary couple already committed to stand trial in the death of a five-year-old boy has been delayed until next month.

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Allan and Carolina Perdomo are scheduled to stand trial in November in the death of Eneas Emilio Perdomo, who died five days after he was taken to hospital in July 2015.

READ MORE: Calgary couple accused in death of 5-year-old Emilio Perdomo to stand trial in 2018

Eneas was Allan Perdomo’s biological grandson.

Justice Richard Neufeld put the commital on hold and ordered the hearing reopened for one day to allow the defence to question the lead investigator.

However court was told Wednesday that the provincial court judge in the case was unavailable and one of the lawyers was ill.

READ MORE: Defence appeals ruling in case of Calgary couple charged with manslaughter in boy’s death

The hearing will now reopen Oct. 5 although the November trial date is still in place.

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