No, read the article. He died before the accusations.

No ... there were rational voices here trying to stop the speculation. It's amazing to me that a community that prides itself on acting logically and based on data (A/B testing, metrics-based action, continuous everything including learning), didn't apply the same rigor to the speculation around the bombings. Shouldn't we be MORE careful with people's lives than our temporary (in the vast scheme of things) business interests?

..."Blood on our hands" is a pretty bad term to use when the kid was literally dead before any of these communities knew who he was...