Talk:Shelton Laurel massacre

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Cold Mountain paragraph doesn't belong

Most of this paragraph presents dramatized fiction as historical record of what happened. You should cite what the fiction author is citing, not the fiction itself.

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Name of the young victim who begged for his life.

This article says he was named William Shelton, not David.

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