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SEREMBAN: The Forensic Court here was informed today that the Photo and Fingerprint Unit of the Nilai District Police Headquarters (IPD) raised eight fingerprints from the side of a window on the lower floor of the villa occupied by Nora. Anne Quoirin the night she disappeared.
Wan Rukman Wan Hassan, 55, who is now the strategic planning officer at Bukit Aman CID, said for that, 20 fingerprint samples from family members of Dusun Resort manager Haanim Ahmed Bamadhaj, employees and former workers the resort, as well as family members. of the French-Irish adolescent, were taken as a comparison.
Wan Rukman, who is the 11th witness in the investigation to determine the actual cause of the teenager’s death, said the fingerprint samples were sent to Bukit Aman for analysis and comparison.
“The results found that four of the eight fingerprints had inappropriate characteristics and could not match, while four were in adequate condition and one matched the mother of the missing person,” he said when testifying before the coroner Maimoonah Aid.
Wan Rukman, who was with Negeri Sembilan’s CID at the time, said the results of the fingerprint analysis were released to him two days after Nora Anne was reported missing from her accommodation at Sora House’s villa, The Dusun Resort, Pantai, here.
Asked by attorney S Sakthyvel, who represents Nora Anne’s family, as to whether the teen’s fingerprint was among the eight lifted, Wan Rukman said the missing person’s sample was inadequate.
He also said that the girl’s fingerprint sample was subsequently obtained with the help of the international police (Interpol).
To another question from Sakthyvel as to whether Nora Anne’s fingerprint sample was taken when her body was found on August 13, 2019, the witness said: “Some were taken for comparison, but the fingerprints had been wrinkled.”
During the proceedings, the court was also informed that another eight fingerprints were found on the window frame on the upper floor of the villa, as well as a blood stain in the villa’s bathroom.
Nora Anne, 15, disappeared on August 4 last year, the day after she and her family arrived in Malaysia for a two-week vacation at a resort in Pantai, 60 km south of Kuala Lumpur.
On August 13, 10 days after her disappearance, her body was found near a stream in a ravine, 2.5 km from the complex where she and her family were staying, after a massive search.
Preliminary surgical reports ruled out foul play in the death of the teenager with learning disabilities.
It was said that he died of gastrointestinal bleeding due to prolonged hunger and stress.
