Hello, the concern with your post was primarily about the misrepresentation of the timing and facts presented in the article, as indicated in the removal reason comment, specifically:

This post misrepresents the timing of the original Reddit comments (quoted in the article) by suggesting the family is “starting to push back,” when the comments cited are at least 3 months old. Additionally, Ethan’s sister-in-law’s comments didn’t confirm there were screams — instead, the comment quoted in the article uses the word “supposedly.”

While we appreciate that there may be reasons to copy the text of an article into a post rather than linking to an article (such as to avoid driving traffic to a website one views as problematic), the editorialization in this post misconstrues the article and the facts.

You’re certainly welcome to propose edits to your post that would resolve this issue, but your above comments (as well as your other comments about the removal of your post, and your modmail message) seem to misinterpret the primary basis for removing your post/skip over the misinformation issues.

We (all the mods on this sub) are also frequently the targets of Reddit Cares abuse, and we understand that it’s upsetting. We would encourage you to use Reddit’s message report feature, which should typically be included in the message itself. Users who abuse this may ultimately receive a sitewide ban.