Reporters covering violent crimes need to exercise caution since they have a significant influence on how the public views mental health and suicide.
Also, facts of suicide notes shouldn't be published by journalists. It is an infringement on privacy, it may worsen the family's suffering, and it might even lead to suicidal thoughts in others by encouraging them to empathize with the person's drive and goals.
In conclusion, it is the duty of journalists to cover suicide and mental health in a fair and knowledgeable manner. When reporting about suicide, they should be careful to present the events in a context that does not stigmatize those who deal with mental health concerns or use language that could encourage other people to commit suicide.