Suglo
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Yes but according to the blog post with pictures posted above, both toilets are downstairs. None upstairs where she and her siblings slept.
The Dusun @ Seremban
Yes but according to the blog post with pictures posted above, both toilets are downstairs. None upstairs where she and her siblings slept.
From the link View attachment 197385
No doors but the terrace looks like it's higher than ground level? Doesn't look like she could've just walked out that way. jmo
One of the weird things about this case to me has been the disconnect between the family and everyone. Let me lead this by saying I don’t believe that the family is involved with the disappearance. My main logic being how the hell could a tourist from London make a girl disappear in the forest in Malaysia without getting lost themselves in such a good hiding spot even locals can’t find it. Maybe it’s possible but it seems crazy to me. Furthermore I’d guess if the family was involved in foul play they’d stop demanding to look for foul play.
That being said I don’t understand the behavior. It seems family usually buddy up with the cops who suggest to not talk to the media so they don’t hinder the case, or they cozy up with media because they dont agree with the police work or just to keep their kids name in the news. Neither of these things are happening though. They disagree with the cops but won’t tell the media explicitly why. Basically we are left knowing almost nothing for sure. The only thing we can all agree on is she went missing on August 4th and no ones seen her since. Everything else about Nóra from which house or room she was staying in, what she was wearing, her mental abilities...it’s all speculation
Yes but according to the blog post with pictures posted above, both toilets are downstairs. None upstairs where she and her siblings slept.
The Dusun @ Seremban
This is just a short article saying that police are playing Nora's mother's voice to try to encourage N to not be scared of the searchers if they come across her.
Police to use mother’s voice to draw out missing British teen | The Malaysian Insight
That’s weird. The police definitely indicated that she was in the same bedroom as her siblings - that’s partly what made them think an abduction was unlikely...This article address the conflict in where she was sleeping.
The Malaysian police indicated that Nora had her own bedroom but Nora's grandfather Sylvain Quoirin said she was sleeping in the same room as her siblings.
He said: "Nora disappeared in extremely mysterious conditions since she was sleeping in the room with her sister and brother.
"In the morning, the window was open and she had disappeared, whereas after an 18-hour flight and a seven-hour time difference you would sleep soundly and not go for a stroll at night.
"Everyone went to bed tired, and in the morning Nora wasn't there."
Missing Nora Quoirin, 15, may have been abducted, Malaysian cops finally admit as they probe fingerprints found in cottage where she vanished
From The Dusun website all the cabins were 2 bedroom.
Looking at the photos of the sora- via google image search- there is only the master bedroom with doors. The upstairs bedroom is a mezzanine overlooking the lounge, so just a balcony. Not helpful to us- but if she was asleep downstairs in the lounge, I can still see why people would say it’s the same room, whilst others say she was downstairs. No news article has stated she was downstairs sleeping alone.That’s weird. The police definitely indicated that she was in the same bedroom as her siblings - that’s partly what made them think an abduction was unlikely...
I can't seem to find any creepy Trip[ Advisor reviews and have looked back to 2013.
That’s weird. The police definitely indicated that she was in the same bedroom as her siblings - that’s partly what made them think an abduction was unlikely...
This is just a short article saying that police are playing Nora's mother's voice to try to encourage N to not be scared of the searchers if they come across her.
Police to use mother’s voice to draw out missing British teen | The Malaysian Insight