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You send one claim about power or money: a company, a trust, a filing, a court record, a person with a public footprint. You get back a written check, a few hundred words, in three parts. What holds. What breaks. What I could not confirm. Every fact carries a named source and a date, and when one source is only a copy of another, I say so. What you send: the claim in your own words, and the date you need it by. If it is a claim about a live dispute, say who is asking, so I know what I am checking against. What you do not get: opinions dressed as facts, sourcing I cannot show you, legal or investment advice. If the claim cannot be sourced inside your window, you hear that before you spend anything.

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Send one claim or question in your own words. I confirm scope and price before either of us commits. Delivery is written, a few hundred words, every fact carrying a named and dated source, plus an explicit line for what stayed unconfirmed. One revision included. If I cannot source the claim, you hear that instead of a dressed-up answer.