Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Deanna Cremin
per  and . The notability of Deanna Cremin is based solely on her having been murdered, which, while tragic, is a fairly common occurrence. That aside, the article only offers two sentences, with very scant detail, on the murder. Instead the article focuses on Ms. Cremin and the peripheral, creating more of a tribute to the victim, than an encyclopedic entry. There are current newspaper articles, but only in local newspapers, which is a common occurrence when family members continue to publicize the crime. I wouldn't call it a "''continuous stream of press''" and the "'''''multiple''''' ''reliable newspapers''" is a small local paper (without a wiki-entry) and the Boston Herald. Most of the references you've added don't actually link to anything. It would be easier to verify notability if the references linked to the articles. The one article in the Herald (2005) indicates new information may have become available, but does not elevate the crime to '''notable''' any more than any other cold case
— User:JeffJ, 15:23, 4 March 2010 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:NOTMEMORIAL||WP:VICTIM (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)