Talk:Murder of Bob Chappell

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“Overly detailed” Tag

An “overly detailed” tag was added a few months ago. The way in which thr article is said to be overly encumbered was not identified then, and has not been identified since.

My personal view is that the article displays a relatively clear account of controversial legal proceedings. Understanding the reasons for the steps taken in those proceedings, as well as the reasons for controversy (and also notability) demands a detailed account of the factual background and technical aspects of the case.

In the absence of clarification of why the article is overly detailed, I intend to remove the tag after 28 days. TasmanianCrime (talk) 09:01, 26 February 2020 (UTC)[reply]

The Exoneration Papers: Sue Neill-Fraser

In 2023 Wilkinson Publishing published a book by Andrew L. Urban titled "The Exoneration Papers" supporting the case that Sue Neill-Fraser was wrongly convicted. 114.77.87.204 (talk) 18:51, 18 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]