Newfsecuritygirl

Rachel Marsden

I'm surprised by two of your recent changes (within this set) to the article on Rachel Marsden. First, why say that Marsden was not convicted of any crime, when this assertion immediately precedes a reference for the sentencing for just such a crime? Secondly, even if the subsequent career of some policeman who'd had a dispute with Marsden were worth noting in the article about her, how can this be inferred from this web page? Even if the names coincided, you'd have to show how the two holders of the one name were indeed the same person: something hard to do via a page that (unsurprisingly) gives no biographical information whatever. -- Hoary (talk) 06:10, 24 November 2013 (UTC)

March 2014

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