Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Murder of Oksana Makar
I will say one thing as far as your argument goes. We do not delete articles because potentially negative things might come up about the victim that could put them into a negative light or could potentially hurt the feelings of their family members. If one of them came on here and specifically stated that they wanted the page removed then that's a different matter, but we can't really delete something because it could be negative for the person who died. As long as it's done objectively and isn't done as an attack, then it's within the bounds of Wikipedia to put both positive and negative things about the victim. As far as coverage goes, the coverage doesn't have to be entirely in English. If there's extensive coverage in another language that's considered to pass , then it shows just as much notability as English sources would. I haven't viewed any of the sources, but I just wanted to voice this
— User:Tokyogirl79, 17:47, 5 April 2012 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:RS (Wikipedia:Reliable sources)