Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/David McConaghie
Far from being "relatively unknown", the subject easily meets  criteria, having been prominent in political and religious life in Northern Ireland: he was once regarded as a potential successor to Ian Paisley as head of the Free Presbyterian Church, and has been a minister of religion in two churches, and the press spokesperson for at least one of them; he has been the spokesperson for a leading evangelical pressure group, the Caleb Foundation; he has been the election agent, chief aide, speechwriter and spokesman for a Member of Parliament. None of the sources that refer to "an alleged crime that he may have been involved in" actually claim that he was involved in that or any alleged crime, and the WP article does not even mention the alleged crime or any possibility of his having been involved in that alleged crime or any other.  has absolutely no relevance here, as the article does not refer to the supposedly "non-news" event;  has no relevance, as the subject is notable on several grounds, none of which are the event not mentioned in the article;  is not relevant, as the article does not refer to any crime
— User:Valenciano, 11:14, 25 December 2012 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:WELLKNOWN||WP:NOTNEWS||WP:BLP1E||WP:BLPCRIME (Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons)