An inquest into Noah Donohoe’s death hears evidence that includes footage showing some of his last-known movements. The jury is shown relevant material as part of efforts to establish what happened in the period leading up to Noah losing contact and where he was at different times. An expert’s evidence is also discussed, including the view that it is not conclusive exactly when Noah lost possession of his rucksack. The presentations focus on reconstructing timelines and interpreting what the footage and related information can show, while acknowledging limitations in determining precise moments. The inquest therefore combines visual evidence with expert analysis to help the jury understand the sequence of events. Overall, the evidence presented is aimed at clarifying Noah’s movements and the circumstances surrounding the reported loss of his rucksack, within the limits of what can be proven from the available materials.