Reporting on the inquests into the deaths of two police officers and Dezi Freeman notes that hearings are broadly conducted in a respectful and reassuring manner. Multiple outlets say differences between the way the matters are heard—across the related proceedings covering the officers’ deaths and Freeman’s death—are largely consistent with standard expectations for such investigations. However, the outlets highlight a specific aspect described as an “omission” that they say could fuel speculation. While the articles do not provide detailed new allegations in the excerpts provided, they point to the presence or absence of particular elements within the inquest process as the main concern. The concern is not framed as evidence of wrongdoing, but as a procedural gap that may be interpreted by conspiracy theorists as meaning key questions were not addressed. Overall, the articles present the hearings as careful and procedurally respectful, while indicating that at least one feature of the process is likely to draw public scrutiny.