Noah Donohoe Inquest: Two-Hour Gap in Police Logs

0:00It's March 23rd. This is Europe News Today, powered by AI, your European briefing. I'm Cory with the story. The inquest into the death of 14-year-old Noah Donahoe from St. Malachai's College entered its eighth week today. Noah went missing on his bike in North-Bell Fast Cave Hill area back in June 2020, and his naked body turned up in a storm-drained tunnel 6 days later. Last week, testimony cleared up confusion around Noah's social media, with a family denying any attempt to freeze his Instagram accounts, even though their shared email was linked to the request, leaving his mother locked out. Police handling of the case came under scrutiny, as witnesses described Noah's disappearance as a middle-tier priority, meaning urgent but not. Immediate life-threatening on their grading system. Today's key evidence focused on police logs, showing a two-hour gap in actions the night he vanished, plus questions over phone pings, search maps, and overlook CCTV footage near Noah's last sighting, which officers deemed unlikely to yield much, despite some movement

1:03visible behind a fence. The inquest wrapped up for the day, and picks back up Tuesday at 10am, as more details emerge on how the early search unfolded.