text: Andreas Christopheros, 29, was left fighting for his life when corrosive liquid was thrown in his face . A second person has been charged over a doorstep acid attack on a property developer that left him scarred for life and suffering a loss of vision. Property developer Andreas Christopheros, 29, was left fighting for his life when corrosive liquid was thrown in his face outside his home in Truro, Cornwall. Nicole Phillips, 45, from Hastings in East Sussex, has been charged with perverting the course of justice and is due to appear at Bodmin Magistrates Court on April 30. Her husband David Phillips, 48, had already been charged with grievous bodily harm with intent. Appearing at Truro Crown Court on Monday he pleaded not guilty to the charge, and was remanded in custody before his trial on June 8. Mr Christopheros, a father-of-one, was left with life-changing injuries, including a loss of vision and facial scars after the alleged attack last December. A businessman in the event and property management industries, he used to organise the Run To The Sun event, an annual custom car and dance festival which attracts around 100,000 car fans to Newquay every summer. He is thought to have worked on BBC Radio One Roadshows. The privately-educated businessman, who attended King's College in Taunton, Somerset, before graduating from Plymouth University, also used to run a holiday park in Newquay. Mr Christopheros is also a director of Chase 3000, a car rally across Europe planned for 2015, and owns several properties around Newquay. Mr Christopheros' property  in Truro (pictured) was cordoned off after he was attacked outside it in December . The businessman was left in a critical condition at Royal Cornwall Hospital (pictured) after the attack . Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article.
target: Andreas Christopheros was left fighting for his life when corrosive liquid was thrown in his face outside his Truro, Cornwall, home on December 9 .
  Nicole Phillips, 45, from Hastings, has been charged with perverting the course of justice and will appear at magistrates' in Bodmin on April 30 .
  Husband David Phillips, 48, had already been charged over the attack .
  Has denied grevious bodily harm with intent and will stand trial in June .