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SEREMBAN (Bernama): A witness told the Forensic Court here on Tuesday (November 24) that an examination performed on the body of Nora Anne Quoirin at the site where the Irish-French teenager was found showed no serious injuries to her body. the victim.
ASP S.Udiasoorian of the Division of Forensic Laboratory (D10), the headquarters of the Negeri Sembilan Police Contingent said that instead, the deceased was discovered with scratches on her legs and multiple insect bites all over her body on the autopsy performed at Tuanku Ja’afar Seremban Hospital on August 13 of last year.
“I saw his body lying, leaning to the left in a fetal position in a slowly flowing stream and I also found three dry twigs on the victim’s body that are believed to have fallen from a tree,” he said.
Udiasoorian, who is the 40th witness in the investigation process to determine the cause of death of Nora Anne, said this when he testified on the 19th of the process before the coroner Maimoonah Aid.
The 59-year-old witness, who will be retiring soon, said Nora Anne’s body was found in a creek 2.27 meters wide and three inches deep, but the police team found no physical evidence within a radius. 100 meters from the body.
Udiasoorian, upon reading his witness statement, testified that there were no fingerprints where the teenager’s body was found on the day of the incident, prompting the police team to collect two soil samples from under the body and surrounding areas for comparison.
During the one hour and 46 minute online procedure, the witness also accepted a question from the attorney representing Nora Anne’s family, S. Sakthyvell, that the slow-flowing current at the site where Nora’s body was found Anne could have removed the fingerprints.
The police officer, who joined the D10 unit from July 17, 2017, also testified that nine different types of vehicles were inspected and 55 swab samples were taken for deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) from the vehicles so that the investigating officer of the case will act more.
“All controls and swabs were performed between August 10-17 of last year,” he added.
Udiasoorian said he also inspected Sora House, the two-story villa at The Dusun Resort where Nora Anne and her family had stayed since their arrival on August 3, 2019.
At the scene, he also collected three swabs believed to be sweat samples, three hair samples belonging to Nora Anne, and eight fingerprints from the second floor of the villa on August 7.
Meanwhile, he added that the inspection of the lower floor was carried out by the Technical Assistance Division (D6), the Nilai District Police Headquarters and the Bukit Aman Forensic Division, on August 4 and 6, 2019, respectively.
Nora Anne, 15, disappeared on August 4, the day after she and her family arrived in Malaysia for a two-week vacation at a resort in Pantai, about 60 kilometers south of Kuala Lumpur.
On August 13, 10 days after her disappearance, her body was found near a stream in a ravine, about 2.5 km from the complex where she and her family were staying, after a massive search.
Preliminary surgical reports indicated that the death of the adolescent, who was a person with a disability, had no criminal element and the death of the adolescent was confirmed by gastrointestinal bleeding due to prolonged hunger and stress.
The investigation proceedings continue on November 30.- Bernama
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