At first they led us to assume it was random, so naturally people blamed the city.
Then it came out it was an acquaintance, and the media completely lambasted him. Just look at the stories they wrote, and pictures they chose. He looked like a crazy person.
Then we find out he was potentially harming his sister in some way, but leave it just open enough to let the reader decide how and what.
A man was murdered, and that's sad and hardly ever OK. But I feel like the media is purposely dragging this out for shock views at this point, which is disgusting for all parties involved.
I myself have reserved much judgment, and will continue to do so until this is all settled. But I do know I'd probably have no qualms about stabbing someone who I knew was trying to introduce my child or SO to hard drugs. I don't have a sister to compare.
I'm not claiming this is what's happening, or even comparable, so please don't take this comment that way. In fact, I highly doubt that's the case. But these stories leave it just open ended enough to let people come to conclusions like that, which is really unfair.