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Jimmie Duncan case edit
In performing this analysis, West repeatedly pressed the mold into the cheek of Oliveaux' corpse, creating bite marks which had not previously existed.
From the source, I know West is the dentist working together with Dr.Hayne. When I first read this article cold turkey I thought it's a bit odd to focus on a person named West(?).
I also edited the section on the Cory Maye case (shamelessly copy and paste from the source :P). Do you think this is ok or would it be better to "put them in your own words"?
Royor (talk) 08:19, 21 September 2009 (UTC)
- I put quotes around it for now, but really it needs to be rephrased. Wikipedia's copyright policy means we can't use content which isn't public domain as text in the encyclopedia. Balko's writings are not public domain, so we need to quote them only for commentary, not have them compose the bulk of any section of the article. Huadpe (talk) 08:29, 21 September 2009 (UTC)