An inquest into the death of Noah Donohoe hears evidence from expert witnesses about behaviour described as unusual and difficult to interpret in the period before he died. According to reporting on the proceedings, the court hears statements from two experts who focus on a “sequence of unusual and perplexing behaviour” shown by the Belfast schoolboy. One of the accounts presented to the inquest includes the suggestion that Noah may have “lost touch with reality” before his death, reflecting a possible mental or cognitive change rather than a straightforward physical explanation. The articles indicate that the expert evidence is being used to help the inquest understand what happened before Noah’s death and how the behaviour fits into potential explanations. The reports also make clear that the inquest is still examining the circumstances surrounding his death, with expert testimony forming part of the broader evidence heard by the coroner. The outcome of the inquest, including any formal conclusions, is not stated in the provided summaries.