The killer who bashed a seven-month-old baby to death has finally been deported from Australia to Papua New Guinea, more than two months after he was granted parole. It was a condition of his parole that Christopher Hoerler, a PNG national, would be released from prison straight into the custody of Immigration officials and immediately deported. However, Hoerler remained in the country after his August 14 prison release and the distressed family of his victim, baby Jordan Anderson-Smith, have been desperately trying to locate the criminal. Hoerler's visa, allowing him to stay in Australia, was cancelled in 2011. Christopher Hoerler has been deported to Papua New Guinea, more than two months after he was released from prison on August 14 for the brutal murder of baby Jordan. It was a condition of his parole that he would be immediately deported
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Christopher Hoerler tortured and killed seven-month-old baby Jordan in 2000
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He was sentenced to 14 years and four months in Sydney's Long Bay prison
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The ex-boxer was granted bail on August 14 this year, although his sentence was due to expire on February 2016
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Parole board ordered that the PNG national would be immediately deported
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However, he remained in the country for more than two months
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Victim's family were distressed that no one would help them locate the killer
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Feared Hoerler would appeal the deportation condition of his release because he has children living in Australia
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Jordan choked on his own vomit after being beaten with injuries including a lacerated liver, a torn lip, facial abrasions and broken ribs
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Jordan's toes had been crushed by a clamp and his teeth went through the roof of his mouth
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