Laptop Sale Leads to Inquest Twist

0:00Europe news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters across Europe. I'm Cory with the story. The inquest into the death of 14-year-old Noah Donahoe, rode into its tenth week, digging deeper into how his body turned up in North Belfast. On June 27, 2020, six days after he vanished, cycling to meet friends from Somalakai's college. Earlier this week, anonymous witness AC-2 testified that Daryl Paul showed up at his flat with a laptop and backpack he claimed to find at Belfast, art college, trying to sell it during lockdown. AC-2 said alarm bells rang with no charger included, and later linked the bag to Noah after a frantic chat with another witness. Then AC-3 took the stand, flat out denying she made a police call reporting the laptop theft or gave Paul a ride. She insisted the voice on the recording ain't hers. The number ending in 808 wasn't hers, and called AC-2 a Walter Midi-type spinning. Tales from their online bingo days. The jury heard police call transcripts matching AC-3's

1:01details, like name, birthday, and address, but she swore someone must have faked it, saying she's. Tortured by the mix-up and has an 18-year-old son herself, understanding the mom's pain. One juror got discharged over a remote link to a prior witness, leaving 10 to push on. The inquest resumes tomorrow at 10.30am, still chasing answers in this long saga.