Found Deceased Malaysia - Nora Quoirin, 15, from UK, special needs, missing on vacation, Seremban, 4 Aug 2019 #6

[bronbaby]

Nóra Quoirin death inquest to begin in August

 

[Lucy6226]

Nóra Quoirin death inquest to begin in August

Really hope there are some answers from this...either that someone was involved partially or fully in Nora's disappearance and/or death. Or that Nora's parents are in denial about how capable Nora was despite her disabilities and that she did just wonder off and got lost.
Its so sad obviously the outcome is the same, but some clarity from the inquest hopefully will bring closure one way or another

 

[bronbaby]

Really hope there are some answers from this...either that someone was involved partially or fully in Nora's disappearance and/or death. Or that Nora's parents are in denial about how capable Nora was despite her disabilities and that she did just wonder off and got lost.
Its so sad obviously the outcome is the same, but some clarity from the inquest hopefully will bring closure one way or another

You have to feel for her parents, heading back out there where is all happened and coming up to the anniversary. Just terribly sad for them. Like you say Lucy, I hope they get the answers they need.

 

[Ardoch]

Malaysia opens inquest into death of Nóra Quoirin

 

[HayLouise]

Inquest into death of Nora Quoirin to begin in Malaysia

 

[HongKongPhooey]

I just hope the process is thorough and meaningful. It bothers me that the parents had to fight for it.

 

[Alyce]

You have to feel for her parents, heading back out there where is all happened and coming up to the anniversary. Just terribly sad for them. Like you say Lucy, I hope they get the answers they need.

They are not attending in person - doing it all via video link

 

[Alyce]

I just hope the process is thorough and meaningful. It bothers me that the parents had to fight for it.

64 people being called to give evidence and it will last almost one month - and I feel that, at the end of it, they still won't have any answers sadly

 

[Jax49]

Glad the family is getting the inquest they desire and I'm usually very suspicious, but in this case I don't feel there was a criminal element involved. JMHO

 

[Officer Dibble]

Inquest into Nora Anne's death to start on Aug 24

Thank you for this @HayLouise - well done for keeping up up to date. I note from that article the family are taking a lawsuit against the accommodation

 

[astheworldfallsdown]

I hope the family get the results or answers they need.

 

[Officer Dibble]

How William Callaghan was found using a search strategy 'tailor-made' for his autism

I came across this link from another news story and made me think, I wonder if using these techniques would have helped in the search for Nora?

That is fantastic, but of course all done in English speaking countries

 

[Officer Dibble]

Inquest into Nora Anne's death to start on Aug 24

I hope they (and we) get answers to:

The reported sound of the truck in the night
Why the Shaman correctly predicted her 're-appearance'
Whether or not Nora could walk unaided and specificly regarding stairs
Why Nora who might not have been able to negotiate stairs was upstairs and how would she use the downstairs bathroom in the night? (Unless she wore grown up nappies at night?)
Who saw her and her family in the period between them arriving at the venue and Nora vanishing

and many more unanswered questions

JMO

 

[Cherwell]

Thank you for this @HayLouise - well done for keeping up up to date. I note from that article the family are taking a lawsuit against the accommodation

I think that is really unfair.

 

[Lusitana]

I think the weirdest thing about this case is how a 15-year-old special needs girl, with what was described as extensive mobility difficulties could've gone down the stairs and get out of the house either from the window or the door without making a sound. Weren't the parents sleeping downstairs? I honestly don't think any crime was commited by a stranger, I tend to not believe Nora wouldn't totally freak out if someone she didn't know tried to take her.

 

[Rosegold68]

I also find a lawsuit against the accommodation very unfair!

I don’t think they knew their daughter as well as they thought they did as it all points to her wandering off! She clearly was capable of a lot more than they maintained

 

[MimosaMornings]

I also find a lawsuit against the accommodation very unfair!

I don’t think they knew their daughter as well as they thought they did as it all points to her wandering off! She clearly was capable of a lot more than they maintained

I wonder who picked out this location?
A trip of a lifetime to see a waterfall with unlocked/unlatched doors in the middle of a rainforest with a special needs child.
I hope they get answers to help the parents understand and find peace.

 

[Lusitana]

I also find a lawsuit against the accommodation very unfair!

I don’t think they knew their daughter as well as they thought they did as it all points to her wandering off! She clearly was capable of a lot more than they maintained

I agree. This might be a case of parents that meant well, that provided their special needs child with all the resources money could buy, but in the end, didn't really know how to be present. And this isn't me judging them or implying anything. I just feel like they really didn't know how capable she was of doing certain things.

 

[evilwise]

I hope they (and we) get answers to:

The reported sound of the truck in the night
Why the Shaman correctly predicted her 're-appearance'
Whether or not Nora could walk unaided and specificly regarding stairs
Why Nora who might not have been able to negotiate stairs was upstairs and how would she use the downstairs bathroom in the night? (Unless she wore grown up nappies at night?)
Who saw her and her family in the period between them arriving at the venue and Nora vanishing

and many more unanswered questions

JMO

I think that indigenous peoples saw her around and either wanted to avoid getting involved (beyond circulating hushed rumors) or actually saw her as a supernatural creature not to be interfered with until consulting their shaman.

 

[Jax49]

Apologies if already shared.

Police chief tells Nóra Quoirin inquest that there was no sign of abduction

Her Irish mother and French father believe Nóra was kidnapped from Malaysian resort