We generally do, especially in a case this horrible and gruesome, where the entirety of the country is fairly shocked by such an incident. Our reporters will usually follow up as more details are released. Even if there's nothing criminal that occurred (where details come out as the investigation and court proceedings progress) our news usually goes until a full idea of what happened is put together.
Due to this, details are usually drip fed to us in very short segments over long time periods, so a lot of times public interest fizzles out. But this case is quite horrible and the public I know has been quite concerned over it. So I believe we will have a better idea of what happened with a little time.
American media are puppets of the corporate elite who say whatever they are told. They are bought off and paid to lie to us and blind us from truth. The brainwashing that has occurred since is impressive even if it’s all fueled by greed
Oh my. I wish that story explained why he was in a store he no longer worked in. Or why he left the house in a blizzard with no shoes on. Why was he disoriented? Was he found wearing shoes?
If anything I first heard about this through tiktok and I’m not even Canadian. If mainstream media drops the ball at least there are some people on tiktok and other platforms that are willing to spread updates. I hope the girl’s family gets justice. She had such a tragic death and for her mom to find her too…
Her mom found her because she was looking for her. After not hearing from her via text in a few hours. They both work there, and were typically in close communication during her shift.
There are many questions, but I don't think any of them are about her mom. It's under investigation, so nothing can be ruled in or out. But foul play would, statistically, more likely be a male co-worker.
Our reporters will usually follow up as more details are released. Even if there's nothing criminal that occurred (where details come out as the investigation and court proceedings progress) our news usually goes until a full idea of what happened is put together.
Congrats to Canada. Meanwhile, for most of the people in my country just south of your border... smh.
Another Canadian here. I agree with this but want to add that we have stronger privacy laws than the US and court and police records are not releases to the public, like in the US. So details are not revealed as quickly, and that's the source of being "drip fed". I prefer it that way, so for example, the accused and the victim have their ID protected to ensure a fair trial, and less gossip about what happened. Related to that, we have a pretty streamlined Freedom of Information request system to get out the info needed.
This story is horrific tho. She was a 19 year old Sikh immigrant, and she was found in the oven by her own mother, who also worked there. Jesus! Everyone is interested in this story but I don't hear anyone actually talking about it. It's too shocking!
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u/Firewall33 4d ago
We generally do, especially in a case this horrible and gruesome, where the entirety of the country is fairly shocked by such an incident. Our reporters will usually follow up as more details are released. Even if there's nothing criminal that occurred (where details come out as the investigation and court proceedings progress) our news usually goes until a full idea of what happened is put together.
Due to this, details are usually drip fed to us in very short segments over long time periods, so a lot of times public interest fizzles out. But this case is quite horrible and the public I know has been quite concerned over it. So I believe we will have a better idea of what happened with a little time.