Any Further News

[Caran]

On missing girl Nora?

[ummmm]

Spath - stop attempting to swear.

[Neveracrossword]

Spath, 'we obviously all must find some aspect of this discussion fun or interesting' is not the case in my book. No tragedy deserves that.

[Baldric]

https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/9682804/nora-quoirin-cops-open-window-malaysia/

[spathiphyllum]

Cheers Baldric

[Rockrose]

That window is not propped open in the first picture

[Baldric]

Well don't blame me, I didn't write the headline.

[Rockrose]

I wasn’t blaming you.
I was merely pointing it out

[spathiphyllum]

"Officers released the pictures from the cottage's living room and the gaping window where unknown fingerprints were reportedly discovered earlier."

[spathiphyllum]

""Only the glass window exit was used. We are certain about this," a police officer told Malaysian media earlier today."

[spathiphyllum]

I find it hard to believe a 15 year old girl with special needs and learning difficulties managed to climb out of a (seemingly thin) window on her own. And why would she have done this instead of went out of the door?

[Rockrose]

Hey Spath we can all copy and paste quotes from one story to suit our own purpose!
//It is not yet known whether or not the window could even have been opened from the outside, reveals cops on the ground//

//"They also know Nora would not walked off anywhere on her own."//
Would not, not could not!

[naomi24]

I don’t think spath has ever seen or experienced jungle.

As far as I’m aware the girl wasn’t physically disabled but had severe learning difficulties. I thought I read somewhere that her parents said she couldn’t swim, but that wouldn’t necessarily have prevented her from going into the water. Also I think the family was staying in a villa rather than a hotel. Like LadyBirder, I too would want a post mortem carried out in this country.

[ladybirder]

//""Only the glass window exit was used. We are certain about this," a police officer told Malaysian media earlier today.""\\
That was on 9th August. I wonder if they have changed their minds since then.

[spathiphyllum]

"I don’t think spath has ever seen or experienced jungle. "

Then i can happily inform you that your thoughts should be quite the opposite.

I have experienced Rain forest from 3 different Asian countries.

[naomi24]

If that's true Spath, you ought to have more sense.

[Rockrose]

Careful Spath if your nose grows too long it will poke someone’s eyes out.

[spathiphyllum]

It is true. Why would one lie about such a thing?

[Peter Pedant]

// ^^^^ it is called "inquiring minds."//

in cases of doubt - the first pathologist MIGHT call a second pathologist, who kinda does the bits that havent been done ( snip this sample that etc )

and if there are other parties wanting to dissect, then call a conference with every pathologist of every colour involved, and conduct a unified meeting where at the end everyone agrees what was there and what wasnt .... - and no one leaves the room until a unified document is agreed upon.....

I thought secondary haemorrhage due to starvation was a good one - but you know there should be clear pathological signs of that - and bleeding post mortem is easy identified.

[Rockrose]

I thought I read yesterday that 4 pathologist were involved which is why it took 10 hours to release the findings

[Sqad]

PP.

The secondary hemorrhage was not due to starvation, but a bleeding duodenal ulcer, but why one should get a duodenal ulcer during a 9 day starvation, i cannot fathom.