Yes, it is unreasonable. The correct answer is to wait and then work to uncover the facts, no matter how long that might take. It's never right to just jump to a conclusion because you decide the facts can be damned.
Not only is it unreasonable, it is disrespectful. Do these people not consider the unimaginable grief her parents are experiencing right now? Yet they use her dead body like a battering ram for their ideological agenda. Very disturbing.
“Yes, it is unreasonable. The correct answer is to wait and then work to uncover the facts, no matter how long that might take. It’s never right to just jump to a conclusion because you decide the facts can be damned.”
Will you give it a rest? There are few facts forthcoming in modern media. That is deliberate. They withhold the truth from stories left and right and there is rarely any follow up. Your bullying and haranguing people gets old.
Unlimited time is often not available. A "correct" answer may not be available either. Sometimes the differences between "facts" and multiple sources of "perceptions" are simply too great.
We are fortunate that our opinions in this forum are not usually the basis for any truly life-critical decisions that must be made quickly and irreversibly.
I can express an opinion here that turns out to be completely wrong, and no real harm comes of it, other than some personal embarrassment. Done that before, and undoubtedly will do that again (though I do work to check facts before posting).
I cannot scold others for jumping to conclusions and landing on ones that I believe to be wrong. It is a survival trait when faced with a mixture of incomplete and incorrect perceptions and a need to act immediately. That is why people are primed to do it. The trait can and does lead us astray sometimes.
The best we can do is strive to be more cautious.
No it’s not. Even investigators will speculate and bounce different scenarios off the wall.