I wouldn't bother. It fluffs around with unsubstantiated theories and gets nowhere, while probably offending almost every person effected by the actual murder. It's also an example of
really bad web development. Every paragraph is a separate React element, and the source has been mangled in many instances (The string "ff" being a common problem, for example "This is not a conclusion he o≠ers gracefully"). Also, there's a point early on where some frame tries to load at the bottom, but it's empty (no ad-blocking, JS enabled) and makes it
really hard to read a few specific paragraphs.
Honestly people, just use normal HTML for the article text. Actually, just use normal HTML wherever possible.
Oh, and try to make sure your article actually has a conclusion.
Personally, I'm not ever going to be clicking on any further GQ links. They not only have terrible articles, they have terrible presentation.