I'm conflicted over all of this and probably won't word this well, and it is very sad that someone has killed themselves and left a family grieving, but if feels like she is almost being held up as a saint now she has died, and whilst the press coverage hasn't been great before and after, there must be a market for it, as in people must be clicking on the stories and commenting as I'm guessing it's all down to the click rate on these things so if no interest then the stories drop down the page and off into the ether never to be reported on again.
I'm not on twitter or instagram and don't really have an interest in them, but the incessant postings by famous people and 'influencers' showing off their lifestyles, their carefree lives, all the excess and trappings of fame, the hugely photoshopped pictures of women in their undies and bikini's showing off just how great their lives are, then get precious when called out at times on things, and I have to questions the motives of the postings in the first place, as to me it's blatant showing off 9/10 it's not aspirational as some will claim as it's just not achievable for most, who for the most support these people on their way up, and whilst they don't necessarily deserve the death threats and abuse thrown at them most of the time, the constant bragging must wear thin, but if you promote yourself constantly showing off your 'life' or at least the carefully constructed life in pictures and post about your love life, then yes I think it will backfire when it goes wrong and I know the papers picked up on her last tumultuous relationship which seemed to be be played out on twitter or instagram with them both posting about each other and their short comings, so I would say of course the papers are going to be interested when you get arrested for domestic violence.
I also struggle with the double standards in some respects if she had been a he arrested for DV then I sure many more women would be baying for her blood but because she is she it's almost as if allowances have to be made because she is/was a small woman and he is a man 'grrr' who couldn't defend himself against her, yet he was the one who called the police in the first place, and if reports at the time were to be believed I think it was recorded that she attacked the police/resisted arrest and was recorded on their body cams and she concerned this was going to be shown in court, which whilst the press coverage hasn't been great about her, ultimately it was her own behaviour that seems to have been the catalyst to all this. I find the friend 'releasing' the last known photo to press distasteful in least and all the 'celebs' now posting about their grief for her but really it's all about them and how they did or didn't do enough for her, I feel very sorry for her family though, but ultimately she is responsible for her own actions.