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You have mentioned mentioned manner or death. Manner of death refers to suicide, homicide, etc.
How you interpret source information, is an opinion. However, you state that opinion as fact. It doesn't matter how many articles you quote, referring to that source information.
I have not mentioned manner of death, I have cited police sources who have stated that they are probing the deaths as a murder-suicide. This is not my opinion. I understand that some are unwilling to accept published information attributed to police sources even though that is a common source of information regarding police investigations internationally.
What surprises me is that information published about the location of the deaths, the wealth of the deceased, the health of the deceased prior to death, vacation plans of the deceased and so many other facts published in MSM are accepted as fact, yet information from police sources is rejected. I'm curious how one knows anything about these deaths when all of the information comes from the same place and police source information is deemed invalid.