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I just came across it here: https://nypost.com/2019/08/09/nora-...rs-hunt-for-teen-missing-in-malaysian-jungle/
This was later disproved by Malysian Police
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I just came across it here: https://nypost.com/2019/08/09/nora-...rs-hunt-for-teen-missing-in-malaysian-jungle/
That’s not my point. I know they wouldn’t have left her behind. I just think that she is more capable than she is being portrayed based on the vacation location, sleeping upstairs, etc. There are also other houses and other resorts that have more handicap friendly amenities. To add to my point - Local police think she could have left the house on her own. They obviously have a better picture of her capabilities than we do.
Nora's mum is also CEO of Foresight Factory. Could that have played a roll in a possible kidnapping?
This was later disproved by Malysian Police
Wouldn't they have contact the family asking for money by now?For money, yes!!!
Wouldn't they have contact the family asking for money by now?
If it is kidnap, as someone said earlier here, maybe underestimated the huge global interest and are finding it hard to hide out or arrange demand for money. This is best scenario of course as frightening as it is as time really running out if lost and water accident the absolute worst. I have a gut feeling, no logic, that police will receive a tip off. They need to really be publicising a big reward. Hope they are.But if the motive was money you would think we would have heard of a ransom demand by now.
Could be significant, but if there are animals around, does this mean much?A Dutch tourist who was present the day that the family arrived at the resort, describes having heard a strange noise ('geritsel' = rustle) that evening by the pool just under the family's house. It was after the family had gone to sleep at 22.00hrs. It was pitch dark and the tourist could not see wat was going on. The next day Nora was gone.
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That is definitely new newsA Dutch tourist who was present the day that the family arrived at the resort, describes having heard a strange noise ('geritsel' = rustle) that evening by the pool just under the family's house. It was after the family had gone to sleep at 22.00hrs. It was pitch dark and the tourist could not see wat was going on. The next day Nora was gone.
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Where does it say footprints were near the water?I just came across it here: https://nypost.com/2019/08/09/nora-...rs-hunt-for-teen-missing-in-malaysian-jungle/
Is there a link for this, I hadn’t heard this before.A Dutch tourist who was present the day that the family arrived at the resort, describes having heard a strange noise ('geritsel' = rustle) that evening by the pool just under the family's house. It was after the family had gone to sleep at 22.00hrs. It was pitch dark and the tourist could not see wat was going on. The next day Nora was gone.
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If it is kidnap, as someone said earlier here, maybe underestimated the huge global interest and are finding it hard to hide out or arrange demand for money. This is best scenario of course as frightening as it is as time really running out if lost and water accident the absolute worst. I have a gut feeling, no logic, that police will receive a tip off. They need to really be publicising a big reward. Hope they are.
Is there a significant black market for organs in Malaysia?
That link isn’t working for me for that quote. Anyone have another link for this?A Dutch tourist who was present the day that the family arrived at the resort, describes having heard a strange noise ('geritsel' = rustle) that evening by the pool just under the family's house. It was after the family had gone to sleep at 22.00hrs. It was pitch dark and the tourist could not see wat was going on. The next day Nora was gone.
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Is there a link for this, I hadn’t heard this before.