Deletion of Monica Coghlan

Comment: I greatly expanded the article, |hopefully enough to save it. While she became famous via Archer's case, she did become famous enough for newspapers to write about her, rather than just him. She became somewhat notable as an unapologetic prostitute. Meanwhile, Archer's article is quite long, and covers a lot more than the scandal, because he did write several well selling books, and had a notable career before and after the scandal. So there is now more interesting, verifiable information here than can be effectively merged to Archer's article
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:The Heymann Standard (WP:HEY)