WORKERS at a petrol station where Norwegian teenager Nikoline Piwoni was seen talking to four men just hours before her death have revealed police have yet to seek the CCTV.
It comes after a Danish expat told a Norwegian newspaper that she had seen the 17-year-old talking to the four men that were ‘maybe from Morocco’ at the Puerto Banus petrol station at around 2.50am.
The group were reportedly hanging around a white vehicle at the Repsol station, close to the nightclub and opposite a giant luxury apartment block owned by the family of toppled Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad.
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The unnamed Danish girl told Norwegian media, she had ‘grabbed them and pulled them aside’ to warn Nikoline and another dark head girl she was with to be cautious, warning them it was ‘not something girls do down here.’
Just over an hour later, Nikoline was dropped off by an Uber driver on the A7 motorway near Mijas, where she was fatally struck by a mystery vehicle.
The Olive Press spoke to workers at the petrol station, who said it was unfortunately ‘common to see young girls with strange men’ around the area.
When asked if it was possible to see the CCTV footage, we were told they could not allow it ‘without police authorisation’.
However, as confirmed by the manager, the police had not requested to see any of the CCTV footage from the petrol station, despite having several clear views of the area.
It comes as her family buried Nikoline at the Church of the Holy Trinity, in her hometown in Arendal, Norway.
While they have so far remained silent on the case, The Olive Press has continued to dig into it.
This includes talking to workers at the Funky Buddha nightclub where she had been out celebrating after a Norway game in the World Cup.
We have also been trying to establish details of the Uber ride, why she got in with the two men, and why she was dropped off on the motorway instead of in a residential area.
The eyewitness testimony poses even more questions – who was driving the small white car with the four men who were hanging around the petrol station in Banus that night?
And were they the same men who Nikoline got into the Uber with less than an hour later?
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