Megan Marie-Keith Cahill - I am not married

You should have full access to delete the profile itself since there is no other connections to it..

I receive this error when I try to delete it.
"Husband: husband nn
Warning: Removing these connections will split the tree."

It will not allow me remove the record from my relationships.

Private can you delete it?

You try to cut the connection, - I said: just delete the profile itself.

Private User - somebody else is his primary manager and he has parents - so shouldn't he be disconnected, not deleted?

Correction -- someone else is Manager of her husband, husband nn <private> nn

I thought the profile she tagged, that I see as <private>Cahill was the one she wanted deleted - but it is someone else and not a Geni user -- its primary Manager is Jacomina Pieternella de Regt who is also the Manager of Megan's husband (who in reality does not exist)

Lois, I avoided takking the profile since it is a private profile nobody would have access to anyhow, and thought it was clear in her message about which profile.

She should have full access to edit and delete the husband nn profile as she ask about, since it is connected as her husband, and it has no other further connections and is not claimed.

https://help.geni.com/hc/en-us/articles/229703167-How-do-I-delete-s...

As a curator I could have solved it for her, but I always try to teach people to help them self first if they can.

The error message she get, "Warning: Removing these connections will split the tree." tells that she is trying to cut the connection in the relationships tab in her own profile, not deleting the profile itself, Only Pro users can do that and is an action only needed to fix errors and there is a tree behind that node that needs to be preserved.

In any case, the manager of the husband nn profile is an active user, Jacomina Pieternella de Regt, and should have taken action to delete the profile, since the usual action when you as the manager of a profile deleted by others is to undelete it.

In this case a simple contact manager would probably also have helped to ask the user instead of using a public message.

Private User the directions in the link you posted looks like it did the trick. Thank you!