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Verification statuses

Officially confirmed

A first-party Rockstar Games statement or page directly supports the claim.

Visually confirmed

Official imagery or footage visibly supports the observation, without extending beyond what can be seen.

Strong theory

Multiple attributable clues support an interpretation, but it remains unresolved.

Unverified

A lead exists but lacks sufficient corroboration.

Rejected / corrected

Later evidence disproved or materially changed an earlier interpretation. The change remains documented.

Record standard

Every public Secret Registry record should identify its subject, region, source, evidence, counter-evidence, confidence, reviewer context and last review date. Verified fact and ViceTrace interpretation are kept separate.

Community activity can prioritise a review but cannot determine truth.

Corrections

Material corrections should update the public record, explain what changed and preserve an editorial history. Silent changes are reserved for spelling, layout and other non-substantive fixes.

Source and image policy

First-party sources are preferred. Third-party material must be attributable, lawful to use and labelled. Rockstar artwork is used for editorial identification and commentary with attribution; its presence never implies endorsement.

ViceTrace does not request stolen files, leaks, private data or copyrighted uploads the submitter has no right to share.

Spoilers and changing information

GTA VI availability, content and game details may change. Pre-release facts can become outdated. Future gameplay-sensitive material will require spoiler labels and user preferences before it is surfaced in personalised tools.

Accountability

Each substantive review is dated. When dedicated reviewer accounts and immutable audit history are fully deployed, the responsible reviewer and version history will appear on every record.