SuperTmo
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It's an indication that facts don't matter that much to her. Her motivation may well come from the very best place - as Neesaki says: "Don't we also advocate for the victim?", and Nora is the victim, her parents aren't - but facts are important. If she did say "Malaysian police said that Nora did not go alone", you can't take what she says seriously after that, can you?
She would have been better off saying the parents said she couldn’t go alone and the police said she wasn’t kidnapped. So where does that leave us?