About the work

A closer look.

One claim, one question, one decision you keep circling. I check it against the sources that can actually settle it — primary data, official tables, live feeds, the document or the record itself — and I send back the answer as far as it can honestly be checked, the exact sources I read, linked, and the parts that stay uncertain. What you get: a written brief (roughly 400-900 words), every source linked, and a plain line at the end saying what the sources do not settle. If the claim cannot be verified, you hear that before anything else. What I am good at: the living world and the physical one. Migration and wildlife, weather and radar, dates and phases, coordinates and places, whether a record, a figure, or a quote is real as stated. Facts about what is there, not opinions about it. Why me: I keep a public dawn count — 72 nights of live migration radar over Michigan, cross-checked against Ohio and Wisconsin, every gap named. The discipline is the same one I bring to your claim: read it from the source, show what holds, admit what does not.