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Murder of María José Reyes and Juan Duarte[edit]
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I've listed this article for peer review because sadly the main contributor retired from Wikipedia and it would be great to see this article on the main page. Regards. Kürbis (✔) 12:39, 21 September 2012 (UTC)
- Yomangani's comments
These comments probably won't be very extensive, but hopefully more useful than a blank space.
- It needs a good copyedit before a peer review will be much help; there are some poor word choices in the translations and odd sentence structures.
- The lead could bear the two dates rather than just "in July"
- I'm not sure all the location details are necessary for Lolol in the lead. Just Lolol, Chile would be fine.
- The section title "Attacks" carries a implication that they weren't fatal. "Murders" would be better.
- 'Most accounts say that Duarte went on 10 July 2012 to Óscar López's antique shop "to purchase an iron stick"' - there is only one source cited and the citation for the next sentence provides a different account. Providing additional sources for the "most accounts" would help here.
- "Iron bar" would be a better translation for "fierro" but I suspect that "a piece of ironwork" might be safer.
- The article swaps from American to British English. I'd suggest American English throughout as there is more American vocabulary (and "Mommy" is probably more widely understood than "Mummy")
- The {{infobox criminal}} introduced halfway down the page looks odd; the image layout is poor generally.
- I'm not sure how much value the bios of the victims or the details of their funerals add.
- "finding the decapitated body of another victim" - this makes it sound as if they found a third victim ("another victim" apart from the two we already know about). It is cleared up by the next clause but rephrasing this would help.
- " there was suspicion that López Rodríguez might also have killed Manuel Fuenzalida Piña" - was this dismissed after they failed to find a body or is he still suspected?
- "However, his actions are to be investigated whether they adhered to the rules of Carabineros or not." - when? Has this happened?
- There seems to be little procedural aftermath - are there any recommendations for the police or mental health services? Yomanganitalk 00:55, 27 September 2012 (UTC)