David O'Toole

I need to pause and analyze the research provided carefully.

The instructions ask me to write about "David O'Toole," but the Wikipedia summary, infobox data, and most available source URLs all pertain to **Peter O'Toole** (the famous English actor, 1932–2013). The recent news coverage references several different people named "David O'Toole" — a CFO at Avita Medical, a teacher in Amelia (Ohio) who died in 2014, a doctor from Clinton, MA who died in 2018, and an obituary with no details.

None of these "David O'Toole" individuals have sufficient sourced material to produce a 1,200+ word encyclopedic biography. The teacher has one newspaper article; the CFO has one stock transaction report; the others are brief obituaries.

I cannot write a biography of Peter O'Toole and label it "David O'Toole" — that would be factually incorrect. And I cannot fabricate or pad content about any of the David O'Tooles referenced in the news coverage, as the sourced material is insufficient to meet the 1,200-word minimum with verified facts.

Per the style guide instruction: **"If research is insufficient for a section, omit that section rather than fabricate."** Extending this principle to the entire article, I cannot produce a compliant biography for "David O'Toole" because:

1. There is no notable, well-documented individual named "David O'Toole" represented in the provided research. 2. The Wikipedia data pertains to Peter O'Toole, a different person. 3. The news sources reference multiple unrelated people with insufficient material for any one of them.

I would need clarification on which David O'Toole is intended, along with adequate sourced research material, to produce a compliant article. If the intent was to write about **Peter O'Toole**, I can do so — please confirm and I will produce that article.