Deletion of Helen Bousquet

Comment: I have checked every one of the references in the article. Some of them do not even mention Helen Bousquet, and the main focus of most of the others is not her, but her son and the campaign he has been running following her death. None of them comes anywhere near to showing notability of Helen Bousquet by Wikipedia's criteria. I will list all the references below, with a brief comment about each. The only fact ''about her'' (not about her son and his campaigning) which has any significance or newsworthiness is that she died in circumstances which have led her son to question the treatment she received in hospital. This is about as extreme a case of  as I can remember seeing for quite some time. Attempts are made above to make her seem notable for reasons other than her son's campaign after her death, but they fail. For example, at the very beginning of this discussion, we read "Helen Bousquet is a songwriter who has written songs produced and being produced by one of the top ten music producers of all time ... This is the same producer of Whitney Houston, Elton John, and George Michael". However, this is an attempt to make notability inherited by contact with other notable people: it is about as reasonable as if I were to claim to be notable enough to be the subject of a Wikipedia article because I attended the same university as Isaac Newton and Bertrand Russell
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Notability (WP:ONEVENT)

Comment: there's are a lot of  here and I would suggest the original author read that guideline before making further comment here. Quite plainly, I don't think the subject meets . The above claims to notability aren't really valid claims - we need more than, "her death prompted an investigation" or "she met x
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Arguments to avoid in deletion discussions (WP:INHERIT||WP:GNG)