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When I found this article today, it included a statement that I removed, "On 30 January 2024 the Alpine Club reported that Mortimer had died following an accident in Murta (Spain). Probably not true. The death relates to UK e3disent Mike Mortimer who was a member of the British Alpine Club. [1] First, the statement includes "Probably not true" which means the whole thing doesn't belong on Wikipedia, and secondly page 2 of the reference says that the Mike Mortimer who died was married to "Marjorie" which doesn't tie with this article. .... PKT(alk)17:21, 10 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]
