(LEFT OF BOARD)

DATE: 04-08-2019
TIME: 13:45:00
VICTIM: FEMALE
AGE: 15 YEARS
NAME: NORA ANNE
NATIONALITY : IRELAND
LAST LOCATION: SORA HOUSE
CLOTHING: UNDERWEAR
TIME: 07:00:00 MORNING

(RIGHT OF BOARD)

AGENCIES INVOLVED:-

1) FIRE DEPARTMENT:
1 OFFICER
1 SUPERVISOR
7 MEMBERS
2 PEOPLE
4 MUSTEAM

2) PDRM (POLIS DIRAJA MALAYSIA — MALAYSIA POLICE FORCE)
1 OFFICER
? MEMBER

3) K9 PDRM (MALAYSIA POLICE )
2 MEMBERS
1 DOG

4) PBS: 2 MEMBERS

5) THE DUSUN STAFF – 4 PEOPLE

6) VILLAGE PEOPLE – 10 PEOPLE

7) MUST TEAM – 8 PEOPLE

Below left of board;

Last searching: 06.45pm (2 groups)
07.00pm (check porch?)

There is very little information in all of the media covering this case that provides the time when the police were notified. Little, not none. The 13:30 timestamp below makes sense if we consider the whiteboard was drawn up within the next 15 minutes.

It was the action plan of what to do next, which resources to use, and how to co-ordinate with hotel staff. It’s also clear that the disappearance was noticed at 07:00 according to what was told to police on Day 1, whereas the media reported the disappearance at 08:00 [although various times were reported, ranging from 06:30 to 08:30].

If these times are accurate, it raises a disturbing question. Why did it take so long to alert the authorities?