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the link i posted from thread one mentioned the waterfall....just mentions its 90 mins away, not that Nra wanted to see it, just that it exists
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It has been said that N would not have ventured as far as the waterfall on her own. If they arrived in the morning or during the afternoon, is it possible that they all went there that same day, given that N was so excited to see it? I hope I don’t offend anyone but do any of you think that there could have been a tragic accident?
The grandfather raises so many good points. I don't know anymoreSylvain Quoirin, the grandfather of the deceased Franco-Irish schoolgirl Nóra Quoirin, whose body was found on Tuesday in Malaysia, believes she was the victim of a heinous crime and that other possible explanations for the 15 year old’s death do not stand to reason.
In a telephone interview with The Irish Times, Mr Quoirin said “there are many dark areas that need to be cleared up for the family to be able to grieve in peace”.
The terrain in the resort is steep and stony, with rainforest just beyond. The ravine where Nora’s body was found is some 2km from the bungalow where the family was staying.
Police had repeatedly searched the area where Nóra’s body was found.
“She wasn’t there yet. Someone put her there, to get rid of her,” Mr Quoirin said.
He has seen the French foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian several times since his granddaughter disappeared, and has been assured that Malaysian authorities will cooperate with the French, who have launched an investigation for kidnapping and sequestration.
He expressed confidence in Malaysian forensic scientists, but said he was surprised that the body was taken to the town of Seremban, rather than the capital Kuala Lumpur, some 70km away. He said he hoped technical means in Seremban would be up to standard.
Nóra’s family will leave Malaysia within days, Mr Quoirin said. If the postmortem results indicate a criminal cause of death, the child’s body will have to remain for further tests. Her parents have not decided whether she will be buried in France or Ireland.
Nóra Quoirin: ‘It is not possible she would have willingly left with a stranger’
It has been said that N would not have ventured as far as the waterfall on her own. If they arrived in the morning or during the afternoon, is it possible that they all went there that same day, given that N was so excited to see it? I hope I don’t offend anyone but do any of you think that there could have been a tragic accident?
Sylvain Quoirin, the grandfather of the deceased Franco-Irish schoolgirl Nóra Quoirin, whose body was found on Tuesday in Malaysia, believes she was the victim of a heinous crime and that other possible explanations for the 15 year old’s death do not stand to reason.
In a telephone interview with The Irish Times, Mr Quoirin said “there are many dark areas that need to be cleared up for the family to be able to grieve in peace”.
The terrain in the resort is steep and stony, with rainforest just beyond. The ravine where Nora’s body was found is some 2km from the bungalow where the family was staying.
Police had repeatedly searched the area where Nóra’s body was found.
“She wasn’t there yet. Someone put her there, to get rid of her,” Mr Quoirin said.
He has seen the French foreign minister Jean-Yves Le Drian several times since his granddaughter disappeared, and has been assured that Malaysian authorities will cooperate with the French, who have launched an investigation for kidnapping and sequestration.
He expressed confidence in Malaysian forensic scientists, but said he was surprised that the body was taken to the town of Seremban, rather than the capital Kuala Lumpur, some 70km away. He said he hoped technical means in Seremban would be up to standard.
Nóra’s family will leave Malaysia within days, Mr Quoirin said. If the postmortem results indicate a criminal cause of death, the child’s body will have to remain for further tests. Her parents have not decided whether she will be buried in France or Ireland.
Nóra Quoirin: ‘It is not possible she would have willingly left with a stranger’
That can be true but some crazy people think they love people when it’s all about control there’s people who have kidnapped people and tied them up dressed them like dolls etc so what position she was found and the evidence from the autopsy will definitely let everyone know what happened to herRecent case on here - Lucy McHugh - the person who found her ( man walking dog ) said she looked very peaceful, as though she had just fallen asleep. Person who murdered her was not family and most certainly did not love her.
It was the police who said that, but I was referring to the distance from the resort to the place she was found.The only 1.2 I’ve seen referenced about the ravine is that she was about 1.2 m down the ravine or that is how deep it was. I think one of the hikers said that in an interview.
Yeah, it took me over an hour to search. Thanks, though.no waterfall on first thread....just post 80% of MSM links. NO waterfall
And I read that entire Daily Mail article for nothing!! Ah wellYeah, it took me over an hour to search. Thanks, though.
Nóra’s family will leave Malaysia within days, Mr Quoirin said. If the postmortem results indicate a criminal cause of death, the child’s body will have to remain for further tests. Her parents have not decided whether she will be she will be buried in France or Ireland.
I had a feeling the government would keep her body.
That's one way to keep anyone from examining her body.
JMO how cruel can they, I guessing they will do anything to cover up what really happened.
MOO
That can be true but some crazy people think they love people when it’s all about control there’s people who have kidnapped people and tied them up dressed them like dolls etc so what position she was found and the evidence from the autopsy will definitely let everyone know what happened to her
Considering that they haven’t released the autopsy results yet, speculation/accusations about keeping the body and cover-ups seems premature. I do think, though, that if someone was murdered in the US, there is no way our authorities would release the body to another country until the investigation was complete, and I don’t expect that any government would.
I don't think so. They had just arrived after a long trip, were jet-lagged, and probably would have been too tired to make their way through the thick jungle with three kids.It has been said that N would not have ventured as far as the waterfall on her own. If they arrived in the morning or during the afternoon, is it possible that they all went there that same day, given that N was so excited to see it? I hope I don’t offend anyone but do any of you think that there could have been a tragic accident?
I agree with you. Moving her could somehow compromise evidence and would require temperature control etc (I imagine). They need to see it through first. I dont think this is anything suspect at all.Considering that they haven’t released the autopsy results yet, speculation/accusations about keeping the body and cover-ups seems premature. I do think, though, that if someone was murdered in the US, there is no way our authorities would release the body to another country until the investigation was complete, and I don’t expect that any government would.
I hope I don’t offend anyone saying this but the only time I’ve seen children on the news who are found dead lying in cosy looking positions or wrapped in blankets are by people who loved them
Well, if they keep her body, we will never know what happened to her.
What I will know is that anyone visiting this county, involved in an accident/murder risk never having their body returned.
We have even had bodies returned after war.
JMOO