The Digest
One email. Every claim we're tracking, plain English — and the verdict the moment it lands, including when it doesn't.
There’s a deadline running right now
David Grusch — the intelligence officer who testified to Congress under oath — said UAP disclosure would break open by early August 2026. That window closes in days. We wrote the claim down before it opened, with the resolution test attached, and the verdict goes out either way.
The part most sites skip
Earlier this year we marked one of Ismael Perez’s claims “Didn’t Happen.” Then we changed it — to Unsubstantiated — because a secret closed-door meeting can never be publicly disproven, and our first verdict claimed more certainty than we actually had. The correction is dated, it’s still on his page, and it went against us.
That’s the whole product. Not “we were right.” We wrote it down before we knew, and we publish what happened.
Where the board stands today
28 claims tracked. 4 have landed cleanly. The rest are open, partly borne out, or unsubstantiated — every one of them visible, with its evidence basis and its deadline. Nothing has been graded “Didn’t Happen” yet. When something is, it goes up exactly the same way.
No spam, no daily-posting promises. Every verdict published — wins and misses both.