Talk:Joachim Kroll

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I don't even know how I got to this article, but I thought I'd point this out:

"He was a weak child and used to wet the bed."

Not sure the whole bedwetting/slow child connection is appropriate or needed ...

To my knowledge, bedwetting is a very common trait in serial killers. Almost Anonymous

[edit] Sources

I've marked this article for proposed deletion - it contains no sources, but discusses someone as a particularly gruesome criminal, which simply isn't acceptable. Our policy states that "any unsourced material may be challenged and removed"; consider this a challenge to find the sources!

(Sorry to be quite so blunt about this... but it really needs something done, and better we have no article than we have an unsourced one) Shimgray | talk | 09:57, 19 July 2006 (UTC)

Added sources, taken from the de article. They're German language, obviously. English language ones should be much harder to find.

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[edit] related art

hi I deleted the section, because there is no referency and on the WPsite of the artist is no exhibition mentioned. Related art

In 1993 Belgian artist Danny Devos did an extensive art project about the crimes of Joachim Kroll, visiting crime scenes, collecting newspaper articles and references. The resulting artworks were exhibited in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands.

ply undo, if I'm incorrect -- Sebastian scha. (talk) 14:28, 14 April 2008 (UTC)