Seremban
Britishnoun
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“Having reviewed the material that was before the court, I am of the view that the verdict of misadventure should be vacated, and in the interests of justice, substituted with an open verdict, as there was no credible evidence to support any other verdict,” said Seremban High Court Judge Azizul Adnan.
From Reuters
Quoirin’s family had sought a review of the Seremban Coroner’s Court inquiry, which in January ruled the teenager had likely died of misadventure.
From Reuters
Malaysian police had always treated Nóra's disappearance as a missing person case and insisted at Seremban Coroner's Court there was no suggestion of abduction, kidnap or foul play.
From BBC
On Monday, the Seremban Coroner’s Court closed the inquiry, saying there was insufficient evidence to indicate foul play.
From Reuters
Dr Cary told Seremban Coroner's Court there had also been no "convincing evidence of sunburn", but added that if Nóra had been under the jungle canopy then "sunburn would not necessarily be expected".
From BBC
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