Deletion of Violetta (performer)

Comment: Google shows that she was notable mostly for being featured in Ripley's Believe It or Not!. See http://www.phreeque.com/violetta.html and http://www.quasi-modo.net/Violetta.html (the only external link). I have no proof, but I have a feeling "Violetta" was an elaborate hoax from the beginning. How does she balance on that stool? In one of the photos in the first link I provided, note that the stool is about how long her legs would be. I have legs, and I can't balance on that. I suspect trick photography and/or mirrors. She's a non-notable sideshow performer, and possibly not a real one. I encountered this article a while ago while cleaning up :Category:Possibly living people, which included her at the time. Who knows why I didn't nominate it for deletion then. , maybe
Stance: delete
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Comment: I find there is a problem with |verification still, which over-rides other considerations, though I would like the article to be kept otherwise
Stance: comment
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Comment: I now find this http://www.overground.be/londonLife/1940/19400127c.html source initially published in London Life magazine January 27, 1940, which features an extended description of her act. Noting that even if she is a hoax (which I don't believe she is) we have an entire :Category:Hoaxes and the standard for inclusion in Wikipedia is |verifiability, not truth
Stance: keep
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Comment: Even if she does have limbs and was faking being limbless in the photos, that has no direct relation to 
Stance: comment
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