Talk:Ronald Clark O'Bryan
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[edit] Timothy O'Bryan merge
I agree that the Timothy O'Bryan article should be merge dinto here, as he has no notability other than being murdered. All relevant information is already included here. hbdragon88 07:56, 22 April 2007 (UTC)
[edit] Life insurance policy amount
This article indicates that there Timothy and his sister each had $20,000 life insurance policies, while the Arrest & Trial episode "Candyman" claimed that each policy was worth $30,000, and even included a speech by the prosecutor: "That a man would poison his own son, and his daughter had he had the chance, and three other little innocent children, for $60,000?"
What is your source for $20,000? --GCarty 16:38, 3 July 2007 (UTC)
