Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Skylar Prockner
Murder is unfortunately far too common in this world for us to automatically create or maintain an article about every convicted murderer in existence just because of the standard media coverage that every murder would always get — to justify an article, what would need to be shown is some evidence that it satisfies the |ten-year test for enduring ''significance''. And as correctly noted by WikiDan, the fact that a youth being tried and convicted as an adult is relatively rare does not in and of itself make this a ''precedent'' case. The precedent that it's possible is set by the ''first'' case of it happening, not by ''every'' subsequent case that follows the precedent afterward — and this was ''not'' the ''first'' instance in Canadian history. Wikipedia's mandate does not include naming and shaming every person who ever committed a crime by immortalizing him for the rest of time in an international encyclopedia — we would need a ''reason'' why this is ''important'' enough to need an encyclopedia article, but none has been provided
— User:Bearcat, 21:33, 21 August 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:10YT (Wikipedia:Recentism)