Draft:Tom Nulty

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• Comment: He needs a lot more sources before this can be accepted. The BANQ citation, in particular, is just linking to the database's search page, which isn't acceptable -- we need to see the specific publication details (author, article title, publication title, date) of specific pieces of content in that database.
  It's certainly not a hopeless topic, but there needs to be more referencing than this. Bearcat (talk) 16:07, 16 May 2024 (UTC)

• Comment: This looks rather notable (having a full length book published about something 100 years after it occurred seems fine for long standing relevance), but there is a rather large amount of uncited information. As this is not a BLP, that isn't a decline reason, but I was wondering if you could fix that? Where is that information from? Also, as it's citing a book, it should use page numbers in its citations. PARAKANYAA (talk) 18:01, 11 May 2024 (UTC)

Thomas Napoléon Nulty (December 24th 1876^[1] - May 20th 1898) was a resident of the township of Rawdon, Quebec, Canada, convicted for the murder of four of his siblings, namely Elizabeth, Annie, Helen and Patrick. He was sentenced to the death penalty in 1897.