Of course every death reported did not occur on that day. When has that ever been reported to have been the case? That is why you have to look at the data as trending numbers. That is why daily totals are not as useful. On a weekly basis, numbers are rising, not declining. That is the take away, not that EXACTLY XX number of people died on this date. DHEC has been pretty transparent.As others have mentioned, some of the death numbers are misconstrued because they represent previously unreported deaths. In some cases these deaths go back weeks. For example, of the 56 reported yesterday (for the 20th), 12 deaths occurred on the 20th. I’m sure, in the coming days, more deaths will be added to the 20th’s death numbers. Saying all that to say, the numbers aren’t wrong, but I would always read beyond the headline.