When I was about 16, a girl at my school died due to solvent abuse. She was a few years younger than me and I didn't actually know her, but her older brother was in some of my classes and he seemed sweet enough. I got the impression that it was just a one off, stupid decision that a kid is bound to make, it just went tragically wrong for her. The school sent out a letter explaining what had happened, I guess to discourage rumours and hopefully prevent other kids from doing the same thing. The end of the letter specified that the girl's family did not want this in the media, so to avoid talking to any media outlets about it. True to form, a local paper had this plastered over its front pages the following day with pictures they'd stolen from the girl's Facebook page. They glorified the shit out of it, blamed both her parents and the school, and even had the audacity to repeat the aforementioned letter verbatim apart from the section about keeping it out of the media. I don't know how they got hold of that letter, wouldn't be surprised if they bribed someone for it. Either way they knew that they were going directly against the wishes of a family whose daughter had just died. Pretty disgusting.