Could Noah Donohoe have been found alive if the storm-drain search had progressed differently?
In Episode 3 of Noah Donohoe: The Search for Truth, Donal MacIntyre and Jason Payne-James examine the Belfast storm-drain route where Noah's body was recovered six days after he disappeared.
Donal enters sections of the drainage system to test what travelling through it would physically involve, examining the darkness, access points, manholes, light, sound and tidal conditions. Jason considers the effects that cold, water, injury and time underground could have had on Noah.
The episode also reconstructs the search timeline: when the drain was identified as an area of interest. How sections of the system were examined. Why the presenters believe important questions remain about whether Noah could have been found sooner.
Fiona Donohoe describes her concerns about the search strategy. The podcast also returns to the handprints discussed earlier in the series and examines alternative explanations for how Noah came to be where his body was recovered.
Produced By: Emporium Productions & Dare Films Ireland
Presented By: Donal MacIntyre & Jason Payne-James
Executive Producers: Emma Read and Donal Macintyre
Produced by: Kathy Hale
Filmed and Edited at: Run VT - https://www.runvt.tv/
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