In this article, Jayson Casper argues that some of the media reporting on the recent sectarian incident that took place in Daryūt, in Upper Egypt was sensationalist. He believes that newspapers use eye-catching headlines to draw readers in even though this can mean exaggerating the actual events that took place. He comments that it is vital for reporters to endeavor to pull away the facts and delve deep into the real facts of a story before sensationalizing it in the media.