'We will accept the truth, whatever that truth is,' says aunt of Noah Donohoe 

'We will accept the truth, whatever that truth is,' says aunt of Noah Donohoe 

Noah Donohoe, 14, was found dead in a storm drain in north Belfast in June 2020, six days after he went missing. His family said they do not believe they will get the truth after an application was made to redact parts of three police files to be used during the inquest into his death.

The family of schoolboy Noah Donohoe has said they do not believe they will get the truth after an application was made to redact parts of three police files to be used during the inquest into the child’s death.

The application to redact sensitive materials is being made by the PSNI through the Public Interest Immunity (PII) process.

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