Eight fingerprints lifted from villa occupied by Nora Anne, says inquest witness


SEREMBAN (Bernama): The Coroner's Court here was told that eight fingerprints were lifted by the Photo and Fingerprint Unit of the Nilai district police headquarters (IPD) from the side of a window on the lower floor of the villa occupied by Nora Anne Quoirin on the night of Aug 4, 2019 when she went missing.

ACP Wan Rukman Wan Hassan, 55, who is now the strategic planning officer of the Criminal Investigation Department in Bukit Aman, said a total of 20 fingerprint samples of family members of Dusun Resort manager Haanim Ahmed Bamadhaj, employees and former resort workers, as well as family members of the Franco-Irish teenager, were taken for comparison.

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