Why is CNN.com not covering the Census worker's death?

[Roland99]

Nothing on their site at all. Odd.

The whole story feels odd to me. Ten days after the body was found we start hearing about it?

My instincts are telling me something personal surrounding the death with the word "Fed" written on him to "throw off the scent"?

But why no coverage at all on CNN's website?

[The Straight Story]

1. Not sure about them here is more info (He was an evil Eagle Scout though, the horror)

http://www.wkyt.com/wymtnews/headlines/60797072.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/09/23/bill-sparkman-census-work_n_297220.html

[Botany]

2. Could be that the police and or FBI want no pub as they investigate this ...

.... awful crime.

[Roland99]

3. It's on Foxnews.com, MSNBC.com, Yahoo, etc

Even local news here in Orlando reporting on it.

[Puzzler]

4. I dunno... but it was all over ABC's radio news last night.

[Roland99]

5. Right. It's everywhere else but nowhere on CNN's website. Odd.

[Libertas1776]

6. Even my local news channel not tied to any

major network affiliate mentioned it on their news crawl. It's not even crawl worthy for CNN?

[T Wolf]

7. Must protect the reich by shunning this story of conservative activism. The shooting (and stabbing)

war has been on for quite some time people.

As long as we continue to refrain from fighting back, the enemy wins. Just like bullies, they cannot stand to be confronted.

They have learned their lessons well by pushing around the Dems in Congress and the White House.

[peacetalksforall]

8. Why no coverage. This has probably been said before - but this is not a

car chase in LA, or a young female, of someone connected with Acorn or someone connected to a Democratic politian? Kentucky is too far away from Kansas to blame it on Obama.

I hope they don't cremate the body or the FBI doesn't destroy any more record