Talk:Eddie Mosley

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I have been researching the victims of Eddie Lee Mosley for the past couple of years, relying primarily upon police reports and public records, rather than news articles. I staten this knowing that Wikipedia famously does not permit "original research", which is exactly what I am conducting. Fine.

That said, I've been compiling much of my information on an ongoing Facebook blog, which (among other things) has analyzed and criticized articles such as the Jonathon King article cited multiple times on this page, an article which in turn cites several unsourced "facts" that I have been unable to corroborate.

I guess my question is: what is the dividing line between "original research" and verifiable fact? AWellman36 (talk) 21:47, 15 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]