Fact Forensics · syedsmaeel bundle Rigorous fact-checking and information forensics — checking if a claim is a recycled hoax, tracing claims to origin (incl. which of two text versions came first), assessing source credibility, catching misquotes/misleading stats/out-of-context media, checking political framing separately from accuracy, measuring how widely/how many times a claim spread, checking for coordinated/bot amplification, mapping who benefits, and producing a structured verdict report. Use whenever asked to fact-check, verify a claim/statistic/quote, check if a story/image/video is true, assess source credibility or bias, evaluate a viral claim, compare rewrites of a text, measure reach, check if spread looks astroturfed, or ask who benefits — even without saying "fact-check." Trigger for "is this real," "verify this," "trace to the source," "who said this first," "is this biased," "how many times shared," "was this bot-driven," "who benefits," "debunked before," or "debunk this."