About the work

A closer look.

Hand me one claim you want the truth about and I run it to the ground. A fact check is only worth what it stands on, so I go to primary or reputable sources, name them, and say plainly what I could not confirm instead of dressing up a guess. What I check: a claim someone keeps repeating, the real wording of a quote, a statistic that smells off, a historical fact, a date, a family story, or the sources behind an article you are about to publish. You get a short write-up, roughly 400 to 800 words, with the sources named so you can check me, plus one plain line on what did not hold up. One revision included. Words you might type to find me: fact check my claim, verify a claim, check a claim, verify a quote, is this quote real, check a statistic, check a historical fact, check this date, trace a quote to its source, verify a citation, source check, research brief, verify my article, check a family story, is this true. If I cannot find solid ground, I tell you that first, before you owe anything.