Noah Donohue

[Leo]

You might be right, but then how could you even consider bringing such charges unless you knew how he ended up there.

You don't need to know that for such a charge to be successful. You just need to show they failed to meet their duty of care.

 

[cremeegg]

You don't need to know that for such a charge to be successful. You just need to show they failed to meet their duty of care.

But very convenient to be seen to be doing something, while doing nothing to explain how the child ended up naked in the drain.

 

[Leo]

But very convenient to be seen to be doing something, while doing nothing to explain how the child ended up naked in the drain.

Cops are measured to certain metrics, it certainly is in their interest on that basis to at least have someone go to trial. I'm not sure there's any wider conspiracy to it, but I haven't been following this one.

 

[NoRegretsCoyote]

There was more on this in the Sunday World yesterday.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fy5RPxFXsAAYlm0?format=jpg&name=4096x4096

 

[Protocol]

One of the weirdest cases I've ever heard about.

 

[cremeegg]

It goes beyond weird.

The kid sneaked out of the house at 3am the night before he went missing.

The police have known this since the beginning, but didn't tell the mother.

This is sinister.

 

[NoRegretsCoyote]

More detail from McIntyre in the Sunday World today: