Talk:Leanne Freeman
explanation
Another contributor has twice blanked this article. The first time they didn't explain themselves. The second time they did provide an explanation, of sorts, "for the love of gawd SHE WAS NOT A SEX trade worker read the fucking articals before you post crap about her fuckin idiots think they can say anything on the net and its rea..."
I think I did read the articles. I think they did say the police believed she had worked in the sex trade. Maybe individuals who really knew her knew the Police were wrong. On the wikipedia, that would be irrelevant. People who knew her personally aren't what the wikipedia would call reliable sources.
This is not the wikipedia. The management here is on record that there is more leniency here as to what is and isn't allowed. Geo Swan (talk) 05:06, 27 January 2014 (UTC)
- Toronto police believe a 23-year-old Winnipeg woman found shot in the head in Toronto's Port Lands area more than a week ago knew her killer and said her death is unrelated to her work in the sex trade.
- Also known as Amanda Freeman, Borg said the woman was known to police but did not have a criminal record. He said she had a history with drug abuse and is believed to have been working as a prostitute for some time.
- "The Ontario Provincial Police is probing a possible link between the murder of sex-trade worker Leanne Freeman and the suspicious death of former escort Kera Freeland, whose body was dumped at a remote Caledon site in March."
- you still didnt read the fnucking articles later on they said sorry for saying she was a sextrade worker they said it just incase of a serial killer hurting sextrade workers so stop posting that she was one
- I did read those articles, from start to finish. I see no place where any of those articles said "sorry". Two men were charged with her murder. No articles say they were suspected of being serial killers.
- Your edits have mangled references, suggesting you don't know how to use a wiki.
- For these reasons I am going to revert your edits again.