Explore the Interactive Map with Video Revealing Noah Donohoe’s Puzzling 35-Minute Walk Before Disappearance
The case of missing schoolboy Noah Donohoe continues to draw attention as new details emerge regarding his last known movements. Following a recent appeal for information, the public is urged to contribute any relevant insights about his disappearance.
Timeline of Events Surrounding Noah Donohoe’s Disappearance
Noah Donohoe went missing on June 21, 2020. The 14-year-old left his home on Fitzroy Avenue in Belfast at approximately 5:40 PM. He was riding his bike at the time.
- Date of Disappearance: June 21, 2020
- Time Left Home: 5:40 PM
- Location: Fitzroy Avenue, Belfast
Tragically, Noah’s body was discovered in a storm drain almost a week later. In the days leading up to the discovery, crucial details have emerged from CCTV footage.
Key CCTV Footage Highlights
Newly released footage has shed light on Noah’s last movements throughout the night of June 21. Notably, he left his home early in the morning, returning around 4 AM without his flip-flops and headphones.
- Early Morning Departure: Left home after 3:30 AM
- Return Time: Approximately 4:00 AM
- Direction of Travel: Initially headed west towards Queen’s University.
- CCTV Capture: Seen returning towards home from the Ormeau Road direction about 30 minutes later.
The Irish News has produced an interactive map to illustrate Noah’s movements, enabling viewers to engage with the footage from various locations. Each numbered icon on the map can be clicked to view the captured video segments.
Public Appeal for Information
As the investigation progresses, authorities are actively seeking assistance. The Coroners Service for Northern Ireland has encouraged anyone with relevant information to reach out.
Contact Information:
Phone: 0300 200 7811
Email: [email protected]
The community’s involvement is vital in uncovering the details surrounding Noah Donohoe’s puzzling disappearance. Every piece of information could prove critical.
