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Yesterday, a Virginia Beach city employee killed 12 people at his workplace. I've seen no pictures of him, I looked at several sources and it seems he's ignored
by ronnier 7y ago
Yesterday, a Virginia Beach city employee killed 12 people at his workplace. I've seen no pictures of him, I looked at several sources and it seems he's ignored for the most part.
CNN is running pics of the victims https://imgur.com/a/U6A5oCb https://imgur.com/a/U6A5oCb
Personally I want to know about the murderer. I don't want this hidden from the public.
- futureastronaut 7y agoCensored news is the best news.
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- iaw 7y agoI've noticed a shift in coverage over the last year or so as well, I suspect all the news organizations finally got their act together about how to cover these stories without causing more damage.
- yourduskquibble 7y agohttps://i.imgur.com/sm7mrJi.jpg https://i.imgur.com/sm7mrJi.jpg
- dang 7y agoPlease don't do this here.
- hackermailman 7y agoIt's not a school shooting though, the last one I believe was UNC Charlotte and the shooter's multiple pics are all over the stories
- snek 7y agoAfter John Lennon was murdered it became less common for media outlets to publicize the identities of murderers beyond maybe a name and a mugshot. With the more recent shootings there has been a bit of a revival of going into the profiles of the murderers (mostly, it seems, on cable tv) but that is a bit of a departure of the norm.
- curtis 7y ago> Personally I want to know about the murderer. I don't want this hidden from the public. I want to understand what the murderer's motivation was, to the extent that we can. On the other hand, I'd be happy to know that without knowing their name. I don't know if that's practical, but keeping the name out of most news reporting might measurably reduce the murderer's notoriety. I don't know if that would reduce mass shootings in the future, but it seems unlikely that it would hurt.