Branded questions

1. They're shocked, the mother is hysterical, they believe that the police have commited a mistake. They thought they knew Gav but appearently not.

2. They were treated like they were freaks, or aliens. (Dale's sister was treated as a freak when she had to sit alone in the classroom without any friends.)

3. This is because people know that they are related with the murderer and can suspect that they had something to do with it, like they were in on it. (The girl who might have been related to one of the victims slapped his mother for no apparent reason.) They might have thought that they were the same as him, this is natural to assume because they're so closely related.

4. The newspapers described Gav as being perverted, monstrous, Etc. The fact that this was in the paper shed light on the whole topic. People are more interested in the headlines of the paper when they see such words displayed. I believe that they are so interested in Gav's family because they disappeared mysteriously and the paper would get alot of more papers sold if they recieved more information on this issue. The newspaper also believe that they have the right to know what happend to the family.

5. It is obviously not right because the rest of the family had nothing to do with what Gav did. There are smarter ways they could have approach this situation though. As an example, they could have done interviews with the papers, discussing Gav. If they would have done a couple of interviews, other people would have been more sympathic towards the rest of the family instead of alienating them.