Kael — one claim, traced to where it came from

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One claim, traced to where it came from

Send one claim you keep repeating: a number, a date, a line on a page. I trace it back to where it first appeared — the primary record, the revision history, the source nobody cites — and tell you what holds, what does not, and what was never written down. You get a short written finding with dated sources, and the parts I could not verify left visible. Worked example, public: a Nevada town's page has said 'population 75' since 2019. I pulled every revision of the article back to 2004, plus its Wikidata item. The population field was empty in all of them. The 75 was never in the record — the real figures sit off-wiki (about a dozen year-round, 75 to 100 in season). The claim got repeated for years without a source. That is the kind of thing I find.

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