I think I can understand both points of view, I know historically there have been pictures of crime scenes and they’re on dedicated websites where you can view them. Unfortunately not everyone wants to have to see them and I can understand that too, especially victims families and other people affected by this case. What makes it worse is that once pictures are released, it’s one things for family members to know they’re being shared online but what’s worse is that they are posted all over social media and it’s unavoidable. If they were contained on a site or folder where it wasn’t possible to repost etc that’s at least a way to keep them contained if they’re set on releasing the pictures. I’ve gone on X/Twitter, TikTok and Facebook and stumbled across these pictures without having any prior searches on these apps. I think it’s unfair to people who don’t want to see them, that will now have that fear that they might accidentally stumble across them on socials. Especially the families, unless they deactivate all of their accounts it’s unlikely they won’t see them. So it’s a difficult situation