Talk:Arnold R. Beverley

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This article should probably be deleted, right ?

I think it should stay as a stub of sorts, but the line, "Furthermore, it is common in high-profile murder cases for false confessions to be made to police." is only relevant in as much as the author wants to imply that Arnold Beverly is making a false confession. I don't think that's objective.

The Free Mumia campaign has made a big deal of the Beverley confession, and that has meant it has been well publicised worldwide, possibly gaining it enough notability for Wikipedia. I'd suggest a readirect to the Mumia Abu-Jamal article, but with the heated POV-warring and vandalism over there, there's no guarantee that a mention of Beverley will actually be in the article on any given day of the week. --Aim Here 08:00, 18 May 2007 (UTC)