THREAD PART 1
From #NoahsArmy⚡️ For Those New To His Story
On Sunday 21st June, 14 year old Noah Donohoe left his home to meet his friends at Cave Hill Belfast to study for school. #RememberMy💙
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"Recovering heroin addict Daryl Paul was sentenced to three months' ... Paul said: "I walked from Centenary House (a Salvation Army hostel) " https://t.co/0d77z1NmpU
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I can say for a FACT he ran exhausted to the top of that dead end street naked..that is 3evidence in it self
— FIONA DONOHOE (@FIONADONOHOE2) October 24, 2020
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The bins, on the tuesday ,2 days after Noah was reported missing, where allowed to be emptied as police stood on street
— FIONA DONOHOE (@FIONADONOHOE2) October 14, 2020
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Noah's family and legal team ask for witnesses to come forward in a new line of enquiry that Noah had been assaulted in Belfast City Centre
PSNI received report Noah Donohoe "may have been assaulted", inquest hears https://t.co/1hVEuCQF7V
The Police turn their attention to Storm Drain Safety
Police launch investigation into access to storm drain where teenager was found https://t.co/Nv9po6JUCV
Noah's Mother Fiona has made an appeal to premise holders in around Royal Avenue, especially around the side streets of the old Belfast Telegraph building that they forward their cctv to be examined for clues. https://t.co/mxg7iWiMty
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— FIONA DONOHOE (@FIONADONOHOE2) February 8, 2021
This is extremely important..All businesses in the Royal Avenue area side streets off belfast telegraph building .We need CCTV footage to see who was in that area at time Noah cycled that part of city centre . https://t.co/A6I9xb7uQJ
CCTV although written over can be retrieved forensically.
A person hands a phone in to police with important images to be examined. Story by @trishdevlin
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\U0001f3a5 Fiona at Stormont stands up for Noah - and for every child in Northern Ireland...#RememberMyNoah\U0001f499#NoahsArmy\u26a1\ufe0f#Week29 #EveryoneUnitedForNoah pic.twitter.com/RsdlMZ0x5g
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) January 10, 2021
End of Thread. Will Update as more develops
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