A complete evidence-first route through the reported anomaly roster without claiming every clue is permanent.
Plumber, Firefighter, Cat Lady, and City Maintenance ask you to verify a faucet, oven, cat, or sink condition. Open the exact room or fixture before using the visitor model as evidence.
New Neighbour, Guy Who Needs To Pee, Secret Agent, Lost Girl, and Sleepy Woman depend on a normal-versus-night-vision comparison. Keep camera angle and visitor position constant so the mode is the only variable.
Classmate, Party Girl, Gym Bro, and Wifi Kid are audio checks. Police Man, Dog Owner, and Obby Player need an outside or vehicle view. A porch screenshot cannot replace either route.
Next Door Neighbour, Old Man, Drunk Girl, Pizza Delivery Guy, Babysitter, and Van Guy do not have a sufficiently corroborated current tell in this review. Their old detail URLs redirect to the hub instead of repeating a thin status paragraph.
Use the name or alias in the visitor decision table. Do not open a detail file for a roster-only entry.
Check camera, night vision, audio, house state, or outside view as named by that visitor's public report.
Look for the exact reported mismatch and note which state you actually observed.
Public guides report turning off the porch light on an exact anomaly signal. If the signal is missing, cropped, or conflicting, keep Needs another check rather than guessing.
Keep the entry as reported or unresolved, cite both sources, and avoid choosing the version that merely sounds more dramatic.
A roster is a list of entities. The evidence tier page ranks clarity of signals, not visitors’ strength.
The Goblin Stalker is tracked as a house scare because the sources describe it as a separate house event.
The August 20 review tracks 27 named door visitors: 21 with an independent repeatable-check page and six unresolved names consolidated on the visitor hub. Goblin Stalker is separate as a house scare.
Yes. New visitors, patches, console presentation, and better evidence can change aliases and clue confidence.
