Lyra McKee’s family says its campaign for justice is continuing after three men are found not guilty of her murder in Derry in April 2019. Her sister, speaking in response to the verdict, reiterates that the family will pursue the matter further and “leave no stone unturned,” framing the outcome as not the end of the search for accountability. The reporting across outlets focuses on the family’s reaction to the court decision, with emphasis on their determination to continue seeking answers about the killing of McKee, a journalist who was shot while covering rioting in the Creggan area. While the verdict is reported as a key development, the articles agree that the family’s stance remains firm: they say they will keep fighting for justice despite the acquittals. The coverage notes that the case involves the April 2019 death and that the three defendants were cleared in a Friday court sitting in Derry. The family’s position is presented as a vow to continue the justice process following the outcome.