PROSECUTORS have decided there is not enough evidence to lay charges over the death of Myrtleford toddler Daniel Thomas.
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The move by the Office of Public Prosecutions follows an examination of material gathered by the Victorian homicide squad over the years since Daniel, 3, disappeared in October 2003 and his body was found in March 2008.
Detectives now plan to hand the brief of evidence to the Coroners Court of Victoria.
A spokeswoman for the court said the coroner would then have to decide if and when an inquest would be held.
Daniel’s mother Donna Thomas has previously told The Border Mail she is hoping to get some answers about her son’s death at an inquest.
