Why don't you let me see the picture of Kobe's body?

It is reported that on March 1 day, Kobe Bryant's widow vanessa laine said that she was shocked that the police violated their duties and shared the bodies of Kobe Bryant and his daughter and photos of the victims. She called this behavior unforgivable and sad, and called on the Los Angeles Sheriff's Office to take the most severe punishment and make the identity of the police involved public.

On June 26th, local time, 65438 10, Kobe Bryant, his daughter Jaina and seven other people crashed in a helicopter. On the same day, Vanessa went to the Los Angeles County Public Safety Litigation Office, demanding that the accident area be designated as a no-fly zone, and photographers were prohibited from entering. The sheriff assured them that all measures would be taken to protect the privacy of these families. But it turns out that the privacy of the victims has been seriously violated.