The parents of an Oregon teen, whose suspected killer is believed to have escaped to Saudi Arabia with the help of the government, are still struggling with their daughter’s death, almost three years after the tragic hit-and-run. In September of that year, Noorah’s $100,000 bond was posted by the consulate of Saudi Arabia, according to court records, and in early June 2017, he removed his monitoring device and vanished. His whereabouts were thought to be unknown, until U.S. officials learned from the Saudi government he had returned to the kingdom. “The imagination runs wild,” Fallon’s father, Seth, told The Oregonian. He told the paper he's not optimistic that Noorah will ever see justice.

Source: Fox News February 01, 2019 03:27 UTC