What matters here is that people let the wheels of justice turn at their own speed.

This is a very serious matter, and it's best for all concerned to just let the process work. All the facts that can be ascertained will be ascertained in good time, and those facts will be made public so that eventually everyone will know what happened.

Still, it seems suspicious for the police and the authorities not to release all the information that was known at the time. Not releasing information as it is confirmed makes people suspicious that they're waiting to find out what's gonna be on the table when this mess goes to court so they can make up the best story that fits all of the facts. Innocent people don't do that.

If this were a flood or earthquake or other catastrophe, all of the information that came in would be released to the press as soon as it comes in. Not releasing it to the public smacks of lawyers waiting to find out what they're up against before they put together a story line that jives with all the facts and presents their client in the best possible light.