An inquest into the death of 14-year-old Noah Donohoe hears evidence from a police officer who discovered his body in a drain tunnel. According to reports from the hearings, the constable who found the body testifies that they believe marks seen on the tunnel walls were made by Noah himself. The testimony focuses on marks described as “fingerprints” or “finger marks” appearing close to where the body was found. Sources say the evidence is presented during the inquest hearing held following the death, which was reported after the body was located in the tunnel on Friday. The accounts agree that the officer’s evidence is based on their assessment of the marks at the scene, not on an identified match from forensic fingerprint analysis in the reporting summaries provided. The inquest continues as further witnesses and evidence are considered.