*As I said, there are Wikipedia policies. It looks like this one seriously fails on verifiability. It appears there is no press or public reporting on this at all. Wikipedia is never, under any circumstances, the first to publish breaking information. It is not a newspaper, and does not engage in investigative reporting, or reporting on stories which have not been investigated, reported and verified elsewhere by multiple reliable sources. (A site like Xanga, where anyone may post anything, doesn't come close to being considered a reliable source.) If you review the links to the policies I posted above, you will see that this is not the place to break your story.