Also you can get sued if u say he got murdered when they didn't, very unlikely but possible
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Anonymous#121w
Yeah, I’ve noticed the act is rarely called a murder in headlines or news articles. It’s always couched in such a way that I assumed it was to avoid lawsuits
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Anonymous#221w
Wouldn’t it be like “falsely” accusing whoever shot the person of committing a crime before they’re charged with murder, essentially defaming them?
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Anonymous#321w
Depends in this scenario I think it's we know who shot him we don't know the why it happened
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Anonymous#321w
Exactly
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Anonymous#321w
Yes, the other option would be “allegedly murdered” which sounds worse to me tbh
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Anonymous21w
You can guess but that's how you get served
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Anonymous21w
Again if you wrong it doesn't matter, a lot of civil trials you aren't allowed to bring up past actions
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Anonymous#121w
When you publish thousands of articles a year if you were to assume everytime you'd be wrong at least a few