You 're completely misunderstanding Wikipedia policies here Lukeno94. It is the verifiability of an info that is the most important policy. In case the info cannot be verified then a consensus should always be taken. And the name of thvictim is completely verifable and even the family has permitted her name to be revealed. I respect your and everyone's views but I respect Wikipedia policies too. I've never said that I'm going to include her name regardless of what other users think. I have instead said that I would like to prefer discussing this matter in a civil manner and that's what I have been doing. The main Wikipedia policy is adding verified information. Any verified information that is significant cannot be removed. But still I preferred discussion because I think it is probably the best thing to do. Last of all I would like to Gandydancer for misunderstanding his last comment. He actually stated that the name of the victim should be included in the article. Sorry for that friend.