Deletion of Charlene McMann (3rd nomination)

Comment: We have two sources about the charity which are marginal at best—I think it's reaching a bit to call this "significant coverage"—and a few news articles on her sentencing, all of which seem to be the attorney general's press release lightly rearranged. The embezzlement alone would absolutely not meet the  guideline; I don't think adding the minimal coverage of the charity pre-scandal really makes this a notable biography. (Contra the previous poster, in the 21st Century, the range of crimes classified "felonies" is so broad as to confer no particular distinction; might I suggest we consider the question of the article's notability strictly on its merits, rather than making this some kind of demonstration of You Can't Threaten Us
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:CRIM)

Comment: while a felony is |all too common, fraud of this kind and size is unusual. Protection is warranted
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Run-of-the-mill (WP:MILL)

Comment: If we're only going to have another AfD discussion in a month or so if this results in an NC or a keep which seems to be reason we're here again, why not bow to the pressure of McMann and the socks and just delete the thing now and get it over with.  After thinking long and hard on this one and checking out the information about more than two AfD nominations and how extremely rare this procedure should be, I agree with Liz below. The first AfD was a keep which IMO SHOULD have ended it, (notability is not temporary re: ) the second was an NC. I realize it is bad publicity for the subject and there are extenuating circumstances pressures to bin the article (various threats and the like)... but enough is enough. She was clearly notable in 2011 being a http://www.jeffersonawards.org Jefferson Award winner in addition to her office with the charity and with the felony conviction of multiple (We have more important things to do. I have a difficult time with the argument that this was a minor charity. Over $2 million had been raised, hardly a minor amount of money. Regards
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:GNG)