Deletion of Anna Svidersky (3rd nomination)

Comment: WP:NOTMEMORIAL|Wikipedia is not a memorial, and every day criminal cases are not notable just because of news coverage. Thousands, if not millions, of murders happen and are covered in the news every year. The previous deletion discussions found encyclopedic value and some unique notability in that this was a noted case of mourning sickness. However, that article now has a subsection just on Svidersky, and there is no reason for keeping the entire biographical article on that basis anymore. In addition to our policy on not being a memorial, the current article is salacious and even violates the |biographies of living persons policy in its treatment of her murderer. For example: it calls him a sex offender, but the source says that Sullivan was convicted of "fourth-degree assault and unlawful imprisonment with sexual intent", and does not say he was registered as a sex offender. The man was acquitted on grounds of insanity, and the tablod-like article that stands now does not respect his right to privacy and decency as outlined in our BLP policy. In light of the sensitive effect this article has on the still living person it largely concerns, and that Wikipedia is not a memorial for the murdered, this must be deleted. Also, as a side note, I will say that Vancouver is my hometown, and this is not a unique and  remembered event in the city's history
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons (WP:BLP)