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Juror Excluded in Long-Running Noah Donohoe Inquest
The coroner said 9 jurors remain after the panel failed to reach a unanimous verdict on 10 questions in the long-running case.
- On Monday, the long-running inquest into the death of Noah Donohoe returned to Belfast Coroner's Court after Coroner Justice Rooney excluded a juror from the proceedings.
- Noah had been missing for six days after last being seen near Northwood Road in Belfast before his body was discovered in a water tunnel in June 2020.
- Proceedings were adjourned in July after jurors deliberated for 24 hours over three days without reaching a unanimous verdict, leaving 10 questions for resolution.
- Nine jurors, comprising seven men and two women, remain to consider findings after the inquest heard evidence from 76 witnesses and statements from 42 people.
- In July, Coroner Rooney described the adjournment situation as "unprecedented," noting the court had "run out of time" due to holiday arrangements of four jury members.
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Juror excluded in long-running Noah Donohoe inquest
Nine jurors – seven men and two women – remain to consider findings in the proceedings at Belfast Coroner’s Court.
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