I wouldn&#x27;t bother. It fluffs around with unsubstantiated theories and gets nowhere, while probably offending almost every person effected by the actual murder. It&#x27;s also an example of <i>really bad</i> web development. Every paragraph is a separate React element, and the source has been mangled in many instances (The string &quot;ff&quot; being a common problem, for example &quot;This is not a conclusion he o≠ers gracefully&quot;). Also, there&#x27;s a point early on where some frame tries to load at the bottom, but it&#x27;s empty (no ad-blocking, JS enabled) and makes it <i>really</i> hard to read a few specific paragraphs.<p>Honestly people, just use normal HTML for the article text. Actually, just use normal HTML wherever possible.<p>Oh, and try to make sure your article actually has a conclusion.<p>Personally, I&#x27;m not ever going to be clicking on any further GQ links. They not only have terrible articles, they have terrible presentation.