Genealogy is a network, so on a related note: I was reading the article and found a couple of the names interesting and distinctive, and did a cursory search —

Genealogy is a network, so on a related note: I was reading the article and found a couple of the names interesting and distinctive, and did a cursory search — all of the victims have active social media accounts that are still publicly available for anyone to peer into. Ghoulish. If I was a parent I wouldn't even know where to begin with drawing the curtains over my late children's lives. Unless they wanted to leave some kind of living testament? As an industry, we're not thinking about things like this, because we don't like difficult, nuanced questions.