Noah Donohoe Inquest: Week 10, No Witness Testimony

0:00That's your update from Europe News Today. Powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The inquest into the death of 14-year-old Belfast schoolboy Noah Donahoe is stretching into a fourth month now. It kicked off on January 19th and was supposed to rad by mid-March, but is dragging on past late April and into May. Noah vanished on June 21st, 2020, and his body turned up in a North Belfast covert six days later. This week, the corner let the jury head out for an extended Easter break, asking about their schedules through May to keep things moving. They'd hope for a key witness on Wednesday, but that person couldn't make it, so it'll happen later. Noah's mom, Fiona, has shown up to court every single day since it started, and the whole thing's drawn massive public attention with folks hungry for. Answers on what went down. The hearings hit its 10th week, with no witness testimony Tuesday or Wednesday, just legal arguments behind closed doors. Officials are pushing to speed it up as much as they can while keeping everyone focused. It picks back up Monday, April 13th,

1:03as everyone stays locked in on piecing together the full story, without distractions from media or chatter.