Irish teen Nóra Quoirin (15) disappears while on holiday in Malaysia.

[Venturi Swirl]

4 days wasn't it? Sounds about right.

No, not 4 days.  Her body was found 10 days after going missing, and had not been in situ very long.  You do the math.

[The General]

No, not 4 days.  Her body was found 10 days after going missing, and had not been in situ very long.  You do the math.

7 days? 8? And the post mortem is now accurate? Or just this part was measured correctly? As I said, I know nothing.
She's done very well to get to 8 / 9 days, unless she stumbled across some semblance of uninhabited infrastructure at some point.

[Venturi Swirl]

7 days? 8? And the post mortem is now accurate? Or just this part was measured correctly? As I said, I know nothing.
She's done very well to get to 8 / 9 days, unless she stumbled across some semblance of uninhabited infrastructure at some point.

I believe the place where her body was found had been searched the day before and her body was not there then.  So maybe as many as 9 days yes.  A very long time for a “severely mentally handicapped “ child with co-ordination problems to survive in the jungle alone, virtually naked and barefoot.

[The General]

I believe the place where her body was found had been searched the day before and her body was not there then.  So maybe as many as 9 days yes.  A very long time for a “severely mentally handicapped “ child with co-ordination problems to survive in the jungle alone, virtually naked and barefoot.

Seemingly, yes. As I say, don't know any facts about the resort, proximity to infrastructure, habitation, jungle trails - don't know.
But as I stated earlier, she would succumb in days rather than weeks, but probably not of thirst.

[Venturi Swirl]

Seemingly, yes. As I say, don't know any facts about the resort, proximity to infrastructure, habitation, jungle trails - don't know.
But as I stated earlier, she would succumb in days rather than weeks, but probably not of thirst.

Despite some people's certainty that the child was not a victim of anything other than "parental neglect", I would say that the matter is far from settled.  Perhaps the post mortem will give closure, or perhaps it will trigger more heartache for the parents as they try and get the Malaysian authorities to re-open the investigation. 

[jassi]

She may well be victim to more than parental neglect, but  evidence of that has yet to be demonstrated.  IMO

[Venturi Swirl]

She may well be victim to more than parental neglect, but  evidence of that has yet to be demonstrated.  IMO

The fact that you go along with the "parental neglect" angle is beyond belief imo, though I don't know why I should be surprised really.  Did you used to watch over your kids all night long to make sure they didn't come to mischief?  If not, why not?  They could have climbed out of the window and plummeted to their deaths, or fallen down the stairs to their deaths, or gone into the kitchen and stabbed themselves to death with a knife.  Or stuck their fingers into a plug socket and fried themselves to death.  Or wrapped a dressing gown cord around their necks and hanged themselves. 

[Miss Taken Identity]

Things can be missed in searches the first time like that body. If there was any evidence of foul play then you should know about it. They did a post mortem.

Indeed. The news coming out was; they could not have missed seeing Nora as the place was almost inaccessible.

I think someone is making the claim that someone passed by that area while searching at an earlier time and Nora wasn't there. This could be very misleading.


I find the situation to be very strange, I am very inclined to believe Nora did wander off. I don't think the parents were neglectful, but they may have underestimated her abilities somewhat.

[barrier]

The family are suing the resort,also it says another PM was done and results are awaited.


Nóra Quoirin’s parents file civil claim against Malaysian resort

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/n%C3%B3ra-quoirin-s-parents-file-civil-claim-against-malaysian-resort-1.4130836

The Quoirins are also still awaiting the results of a second postmortem, carried out in London.

[Mr Gray]

The family are suing the resort,also it says another PM was done and results are awaited.


Nóra Quoirin’s parents file civil claim against Malaysian resort

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/n%C3%B3ra-quoirin-s-parents-file-civil-claim-against-malaysian-resort-1.4130836

The Quoirins are also still awaiting the results of a second postmortem, carried out in London.

Cue the... This is all about money posts.... It's nothing to do with money.. Imo

[barrier]

Cue the... This is all about money posts.... It's nothing to do with money.. Imo

Strange your thought process immediately goes to it.

[Mr Gray]

Strange your thought process immediately goes to it.

As I said... I can predict what some will post.. At first glance it looks that way but I'm sure it isn't.  It's about getting people in court and forcing them to answer questions...

[G-Unit]

The family are suing the resort,also it says another PM was done and results are awaited.


Nóra Quoirin’s parents file civil claim against Malaysian resort

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/ireland/irish-news/n%C3%B3ra-quoirin-s-parents-file-civil-claim-against-malaysian-resort-1.4130836

The Quoirins are also still awaiting the results of a second postmortem, carried out in London.

I think it's reasonable to expect locking windows, but guards, CCTV and 'safety features'? In my opinion clients could only expect those if it was common or the law required holiday compounds to have them.

[Mr Gray]

I think it's reasonable to expect locking windows, but guards, CCTV and 'safety features'? In my opinion clients could only expect those if it was common or the law required holiday compounds to have them.

The court will decide what's reasonable based on the circumstances

[barrier]

The court will decide what's reasonable based on the circumstances

Or maybe they won't.A file has been submitted,thats it at the moment.