You must understand that the "persuasive" media relies heavily on statements from government officials in political cases like this. If they think it was suicide, that's what we have to report. Unless you work for the tabloid or celebrity newspapers, or you're writing an article for an opinion section, journalists are strictly forbidden from twisting news stories to reflect their own beliefs and opinions. It's all about objectivity, and if you detect foul play then don't blame us, blame our sources. We're just the messengers.

However, having looked into the case myself, I have to question the official verdict on his death. I believe there was a lot more to it than suicide due to stress, but of course the government is keeping quiet.