Talk:Wrongful conviction of Paul Blackburn
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TheGanet 03:34, 14 April 2007 (UTC)
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editHope you enjoy the page! I know it needs more work, but it's 4.30 AM and I need some kip!
Note that most of the information in the article is derived from the radio play (ref. 1), so I haven't bothered to mark all the references to it in the text. I expect this needs sorting. Also, the article probably needs a general tidy up and could benefit from some cross-checking with other sources, as I have got most of my info from just one source.
I know it's probably a bit dodgy using a play as a source, but it seemed fairly factual.
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editAssessed for WikiProject Biography as start class. Needs lots of Wiki work to bring it in line with standards but a nice read. Please consult various wiki documents to improve this article. Check other reference sources too. C. Williams (talk) 17:09, 19 February 2008 (UTC)
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