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SEREMBAN: The Forensic Court here has issued a verdict of misfortune in the investigation into the death of the adolescent Nora Anne Quoirin.
Coroner Maimoonah Aid said that, according to the evidence before him, no third party was involved in the death of the 15-year-old French-Irish teenager.
“Most likely, she died by accident, that is, she left Sora House (where the family was staying) alone and then got lost in the abandoned oil palm plantation,” she said in her verdict.
The coroner said it was not correct for her to speculate or presume the involvement of a third party without any proven fact.
“That would be a violation of my duty,” he said.
Maimoonah, at his trial, also said there was no evidence to support claims that Nora Anne died a natural death, committed suicide, or was the victim of homicide.
A total of 48 witnesses, including the teenager’s parents, Meabh Jaseprine Quoirin and Sebastien Quoirin, testified during the investigative procedure that began on August 24.
It was also broadcast live online via the official website of the Malaysian Judiciary and the official social media YouTube and Facebook, “The Judiciary of Malaysia” and was conducted in English and Bahasa Malay.
The last day of the investigation was December 10.
Nora Anne, who suffered from learning difficulties, disappeared from a resort on Pantai Hill near here on August 3, 2019, a day after her family arrived for their vacation.
His naked body was found 10 days later next to a stream in a deep ravine near the spa, where the family was staying.
The police had ruled out a dirty act in his death.
An autopsy of his remains revealed that he had died of internal bleeding, probably caused by prolonged hunger and stress.
He had also suffered intestinal damage and died two or three days before his body was found.
However, her family believed that there was a criminal element to her disappearance as she was a girl with special needs and they claimed that she had never voluntarily abandoned them before.
The research coordination team was led by Ahmad Sazali Omar, while the family was represented by a team led by S. Sakthyvell.
Datuk Gurdial Singh and Alliff Benjamin Omar maintained a surveillance report for the owners of the complex.
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