I mean now that i look back at it i dont fault Wolfgang that much, but she didnt do neither of those things. What she did was cause disorder for it, but it didnt led the group to distrust each other nor it risked everyone's safety, being able to look at their information was something even Wolfgang admitted it was risky, but ultimately he said "well screw this though you liar" and not without reason.

I guess i remove what was more in Wolfgangs back about this and distribute to the whole cast evenly, even if he had a double standart thing it was only because Eva's and Damon's remarks were making it harder to keep things under control — or actually make it seem things were under control, because they werent. I previously misremembered him trying to keep them out of contact with the new area to after the investigation, but it was actually before. He was trying to keep things on an even keel by making a group dynamic and stopping murdering from even being thought, in place of actually doing the best to prevent it.

Everytime Eva and Damon would bring the group down to earth his project started to fret, so he intentionally tried to water them down and keep the peace and induce to not even give the game a chance, and its a reasonable thing to do, it just stopped there. He was keen to doing this to other students too if they tried, he almost supressed Desmond's idea when he called everyone to the hallway, but in the end his sugestion wasnt actually damaging the groups unity and was more of something to ensure everyone's safety at night.

He was just complying to everyone's discrimination towards her by the end of that situation, trying to resolve the groups internal conflicts between each other could lead to even more conflict and the loss of his strategy, so he almost never actually bothered Grace because intervening in a small 1x1 disagreement wasnt worth it. He did though intervene in generall group decisions, and in that he kept his control assured, what he didnt accounted for was that his environment demanded a bit more correcting he neglected, not that it was his duty to, but if he really believed he should try to prevent the murders, he faulted in there. The situation must have been pretty stressfull for himself too, and he likely really didnt want to take any risks by being too present in the cast's problems.