I'm sorry, but that information is data relating to a personal health event and is protected from disclosure by HIPAA.
Also, that information is classifed top secret/sensitive compartmented information in order to protect sources and methods.
Also, that information relates to an ongoing investigation and therefore cannot be disclosed.
Also, that information falls within the category of data sealed under the terms of an executive order signed by President Barack Obama in 2009.
Also, that information has been categorized by the State Department as information that if revealed might cause sensitive damage to the relations between the United States and one or more foreign countries.
Do you need others? We have more.
It's certainly something that nobody seems to be asking these kinds of questions. Most of the news stories just repeat the same verbiage "found unresponsive" not "found swinging from a sprinkler head with a torn sheet around his neck".
One would think they have contingencies to prevent this kind of thing, and this kind of thing:
