Talk:Murders of Alex Hopps and James Green

Needs references[edit]

I added a single reference that does not fully cover the material. Could the person that started this article add more.--FloNight 02:58, 13 December 2005 (UTC)[reply]

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Article issues including notability[edit]

This article, and Richard Longworth, are about subjects that committed multiple murders in a single night. The victims, Alexander George Hopps (age 19) and James Todd Greene (age 24) did nothing to deserve being executed yet the perpetrators have articles. There is a reason we should cover the victim(s), and not the murderer(s), and mainly because it is fundamentally wrong, unless there are "clear" instances of notability and David Rocheville does not show to be notable.

Aside from the above these are non-referenced articles about murderers. There were apparently 98 executions in 1999, and all but four were by lethal injection, so there is nothing "worthy of note" about this article, or the other subject, that can not be covered at List of people executed in South Carolina or somewhere else if at all. Otr500 (talk) 09:50, 8 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]