Gable Tostee could face an inquest in to the death of New Zealander Warriena Wright.
In 2014 Ms Wright, from Lower Hutt, fell to her death from Tostee’s 14th floor balcony in the Gold Coast. The pair met earlier that night on dating app tinder.
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Tostee was acquitted of both murder and manslaughter after a two-week trial in 2016.
Australian Coroner James McDougall is continuing to investigate the case, News.com.au reported, and he has not ruled out a coronial hearing.
If fresh evidence is uncovered there could be new charges laid against Tostee and a Justice Department spokesperson told the Sunday Mail investigations were ongoing.
Tostee has changed his name to Eric Thomas, but has remained in the headlines. Last week he lashed out at 60 Minutes after it posted an advert for a podcast about true crimes.
'Are you that devoid of genuine news that you feel the need to repost this 4+ year old story for the second time in a month,' he posted on the show’s Facebook page
When a woman accused him of being misogynistic he said 'victim blaming' was 'hardcoded into the fembot brain'.
'They shout it out voluntarily whenever they detect the slightest suggestion that a female might be responsible for her own actions,' he posted.
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