Six companies that owned the media were confused about how to frame the events. Their real customers were getting slaughtered one by one. They could make it so that the skeletons are the villains, but the evidence was to the contrary. If one matches the disturbed grave sites and victims, it is clear that the carcasses were people who died due to something that was the fault of the person who had been ripped apart.
They also didn't want to be killed. They softened their language accordingly. The people in these companies loved to yell about not responding to fear and terror when asked, but they did fear things. They folded in front of legitimate threats all the time. The threat of getting fired and revenue drying up changed their opinions in a hurry. Now, for the first time in a long while, the threat of death was real.
