A Malaysian governor has ruled on the death of a British teenager.
The 15-year-old from Balham, south-west London, disappeared from a hotel in August 2019.
Rescue teams found her body 10 days ago in a two-mile (2.5 km) stream from where she was last found at the Dusun Eco-Resort in South Negeri Sembilan.
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In this photo of the video, published by the Malaysian Judiciary, Meghbh Quirin and Sebastian Corinne, center frame, Nora Ne, the mother and father of the missing schoolgirl Querin, appear in court on Monday, January 4, to inquire into the death of an Irish-French teenager. 2021. On January 4, 2021, a Malaysian coroner ruled, whose body was found near a forest resort in Malaysia where he disappeared during the holidays, presumably a malpractice that did not involve others. (AP by Malaysian judiciary)
Reading her verdict on the virtual hearing seen by Nora’s parents, state Maimunah Ade said: “After hearing all the relevant evidence, I rule that no one was involved in Nora’s death and it is probable that she died as a result of the misdemeanor. She got out on her own and then got lost in the abandoned palm oil plantation. “
She said it would be a breach of her duty to speculate about third-party involvement without any evidence.
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Nora’s family was “deeply disappointed” by the verdict.
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