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This page is in no way biographical. The statements made are totally without attribution and don't even sound anecdotal. It presents serious allegations against Mrs. Sinatra which are grossly unfair given the lack of sources. It is evident that someone has "an axe to grind," here.

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This article contains LIBELOUS allegations, totally lacking in probative value. It doesn't belong on Wikipedia! When is someone going to DELETE the whole of it?

• It looks like someone has gone through and chopped the objectionable material.

EDITOR: PLEASE CORRECT SPELLING OF THIS PAGE: SHOULD BE Barbara Blakeley Marx, not Barbara Blakely Marx. THANKS!!

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Since her birthdate is widely reported as 1930, it would be good to mention or cite a source for the 1927 date. (It would be good to have a date for the marriage to Robert Oliver, too, and then we could be more chronological....) - Nunh-huh 02:28, 16 August 2005 (UTC)

The newspapers said she was 72 when Frank died. That would make her 80 now.