Talk:Baby Jessica case
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Current custody arrangement
editSomeone has added an uncited statement that Anna Schmidt has no contact with her father and that her mother gained full custody of her this spring (2007). I am not able to find any news articles to corroborate these statements. I added "needs citation" tags. If these are factual statements, someone needs to produce a news article to that effect or remove the information. --Bookworm857158367 14:42, 13 May 2007 (UTC)
They did divorce; you can find the information on the Iowa Courts Online website --
Title: DANIEL SCHMIDT VS CARA SCHMIDT Case: 06061 CDDM002422 (BENTON)
Divorce proceedings began on August 9, 1999 Jehannette (talk) 21:11, 3 April 2017 (UTC)
Living Persons Noticeboard....reply to jossi's answer....
editIt looks to me like the [edit] Ryan St. Anne Scott person referenced his own statement from what he wrote on his Wikipedia TALK page (see Talk:Ryan St. Anne Scott)...which is not from a source "outside" of Wikipedia, such as "≈ jossi ≈" answers to you on the Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons/Noticeboard. crocodyle 04:14, 17 May 2007 (UTC)
- Yeah, I think he's wrong. Try writing this guy. He's listed as the "designated agent" for Wikipedia in their policy on people editing their own articles. I'd just e-mail him your statement of facts, tell him who you are and ask if you can submit a statement that can be used to cite what you want to cite in your stepdaughter's article. If you have some way to verify who you are to him, that might help. I suppose they're afraid people can falsely claim they're people they're not and add false information to articles. That can get them in trouble legally. Here's the address, e-mail, etc.:
Designated agent The designated agent for Wikipedia is:
Jimmy Wales, Designated Agent Wikimedia Foundation, Inc. 146 2nd St N, # 310 St. Petersburg FL 33701 United States Facsimile number: +1(727)258-0207
E-mails may also be sent to: info-en "at" wikipedia.org (replace the "at" with @)--Bookworm857158367 13:23, 17 May 2007 (UTC)