Yes. You begin to see.
Prior to Burke taking the job, very few people thought that the role of Patron of the KofM was anything other than 'ceremonial'. Very few people had much idea of who the KofM were, or what they did.
But Burke changed the job. 
So the reporting must change too.
It's no good you putting the word 'facts' into inverted commas. For I have already made that point myself. I have written that there is a requirement to evaluate what is leaking out. Documents are being referred to (in the sources), but they are not being released. Or not yet. Therefore it becomes a question of which source(s) to trust?; and a consideration of the balance of probabilities. For example, if it is reported (as it is today) that "many testimonies and documents" have been given to the Vatican investigators indicating that the Pope was misled about Boeselager's involvement in the 'condom' incident, then this counts for something. "Many". People in the loop will be able to check this.