Talk:Omie Wise
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The familiar story of Naomi Wise is based mostly on the rather questionable account by Braxton Craven published in 1851, about 40 years after the murder. Another source for information on this story is the notebook of Mary Woody, available here. Some discussion of these different sources would be nice in the article. Sorry I can't do it at the moment. For now I will simply link to the alternative source. --Chinasaur 06:15, 18 August 2007 (UTC)
