Talk:Cary Stayner

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[edit] Stayners mental state

His request for child porn could well have been the action of a man knowingly going to a death sentence attempting to cast doubt on his mental state, it could well be that he was/is a paedophile, it could equally have been the action of someone with real mental health issues (some of which are medically documented facts). Unless there is a factual printed citation that he had engaged in actual paedophilia any accusation is best left out - he might be both convicted and on death-row but he is still a living person within the scope of Wikipedia:Biographies of living persons. Also, as I understand it much of this might still be relevant to the statuary appeal process. SouthernElectric 17:43, 27 October 2007 (UTC)