I have to say that at the time and on reflection now I still find the choice of holiday destination odd. Given the mention of elopement risk why would you choose a very remote jungle (I believe from memory)
I imagine because they had done a LOT of traveling with Nora and had no problems, this location may not have seemed risky. In addition, Nora had trouble walking even ln flat ground, so it wouldn’t seem to enter her mind to walk outside alone. I too would be cautious as you are, but they seemed like an adventurous family.
According to the parents Norah wouldn't even go next door by herself. The family traveled a lot and the resort was high end.
It is the most baffling case to me by far. There are a lot of cases where the person goes missing but you at least know where they started off from.
IIRC they didn't play recordings of her mother's voice until several search days had gone by. Is it possible that Nóra had already passed by then, whether from natural or nefarious causes?
In what way do you wonder about Nora's family?
I assume they did almost right away. It's common to do that for lost children.
Just how they are doing. I didn't phrase that well.
They had done a lot of travelling and Nora always stuck close to her family. I watched part of the inquiry on TV and the principal of Noras school said at the end of the days that she would watch out the window for the car to take her home and look at her teacher and wait for her teacher to nod before she left. Nora never went anywhere by herself.
