Talk:Deirdre Grusovin

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[edit] Dead link

This link seems to be dead: [1].

Do we have another online reference for the Opus Dei denials? Do we even need one? I don't recall the allegation ever having any substantiation behind it and the denials were widely broadcast and reported.

What we probably do need is some evidence for the Marsen letter of support, and probably some very carefully worded discussion of conflict between the two.

The last paragraph seems a little long compared to the rest of the article, but I think that's mainly because the rest of the article is too short.

Regards, Ben Aveling 23:48, 27 November 2006 (UTC)