The jury at the inquest into the death of Belfast schoolboy Noah Donohoe have reached unanimous findings.
The foreman of the jury informed the court on Tuesday that they have completed their deliberations.
The coroner Mr Justice Rooney is now considering their findings before the verdict is delivered to the court.
The breakthrough came on the fifth day of jury deliberations.
The initial phase of deliberations was adjourned at the beginning of July to facilitate summer holidays.
Seven men and two women resumed the deliberations on Monday, after one member of the jury was discharged by the coroner.
The inquest began at the end of January and the jury began considering its verdict when all the evidence was completed at the end of June.
But the process was adjourned when it emerged some jury members were scheduled to go on holiday.
They had been deliberating over three days before the adjournment, without reaching the unanimous verdict required by the court.
