It is neither legally possible nor socially desirable to have a publicly "transparent" investigation of something as sensitive as a juvenile death investigation, especially when that death was a suicide. The loudest voices on this absolutely know better
https://twitter.com/Aspiringt_/status/1390072204013064196
A "transparent" investigation would presumably require releasing:
-thousands of Mikayla Miller's *deeply* personal communications, incl many w/her gf during a breakup
-names of juveniles interviewed (and already exonerated w/hard evidence)
-name of person who found her body
-thousands of Mikayla Miller's *deeply* personal communications, incl many w/her gf during a breakup
-names of juveniles interviewed (and already exonerated w/hard evidence)
-name of person who found her body
Also: the autopsy report can never be made public pursuant to MA law under any circumstances.
Pretty much everyone promoting the "lynching" narrative doesn't know the first thing about how a death investigation is conducted and who these rules protect, & it truly shows
Pretty much everyone promoting the "lynching" narrative doesn't know the first thing about how a death investigation is conducted and who these rules protect, & it truly shows
Would you want everyone able to read everything you'd texted/emailed in the days before your death? How about when you were 16?
Have true-crime shows/podcasts actually cooked our brains this badly?
Have true-crime shows/podcasts actually cooked our brains this badly?
Nothing else to say on this until the actual investigation has concluded and findings announced, but in the meantime the next time you're inclined to spread rumors & misinfo about this or any other tragedy pls take that time to let an LGBTQ+ kid know that you love them instead
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