Would not mentioning Narcissa’s death have been too suspicious? Even if that was the reason, the report was incredibly short. Regardless of the fallout from the Second Wizarding War, there likely should have been more details about Narcissa. Everyone already knew Lucius was in prison; oddly the article stated he was in Azkaban when Harry just told her was moved to the Ministry holding cells. Why leave out details about who Narcissa was? She must have been so well known in societal circles. The same could also be said for Fawley and Flint. It also seemed strange that this writer Ellis did not include any mention of the victims all being Pure-bloods. And as confident as Harry’s quote appeared, Hermione had gathered a different sentiment from their late night conversation. He seemed exhausted and his team obviously had no clue when or where the killer would strike next. The wording of his statement bothered Hermione; it made it seem like Narcissa Malfoy’s death was  helpful  as it provided clues or a new location of the suspect’s whereabouts.