The family of a seven-month-old baby, who was tortured and killed by his mother's de facto husband, has called on Immigration Minister Scott Morrison to ensure the killer is deported when he is released next week. Ex-boxer Christopher Hoerler, 37, was sentenced to 14 years and four months - after prosecutors appealed the initial term of 11 years - for the manslaughter of Jordan Anderson-Smith in Wagga Wagga in 2000. At the time of Jordan's murder, Hoerler was living de facto with Jordan's mother, Louise Anderson and Jordan's two half-brothers, who were aged 2 and 4. Hoerler has been granted parole and is expected to be released next Thursday.
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Christopher Hoerler was sentenced to 14 years & 4 months in jail in 2000
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Guilty of killing seven-month-old Jordan, son of his live-in girlfriend
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Hoerler has been granted parole and will be released on August 14
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Family launch petition to ensure killer is deported to Papua New Guinea
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Hoerler's visa was cancelled after he was convicted for the brutal murder
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Fears Hoerler will appeal to stay in Australia with his children
@placeholder's family are petitioning, to ensure Hoerler will be deported upon his release.