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bbm. I don't think that's what the family is saying at all. I think they want to pursue every possible avenue to to find the answers they seek. If this truly is a murder/suicide, or a suicide/suicide, there's a huge "why" component that TPS isn't obligated to provide.
If I were to ever find myself in a similar position, and had the resources this family does, I would likely do the same. TPS are not the be all and end all.
It is normal for denial initially after hearing about a family member’s death and more so if a death is thought to be possibly murder-suicide or suicide. I agree I think the family want to make sure of the facts and find answers. They have every right to do so. If they hadn’t sought advise...I would wonder about them.