How Viral Laundry verifies public records before calling them receipts
A document becomes useful evidence when its source, date, jurisdiction, status, and connection to the claim are clear.
Public records can include court filings, agency reports, inspection results, meeting minutes, corporate disclosures, election documents, and official statements. A real document can still be misunderstood when one page is separated from the rest of the file.
Viral Laundry checks the issuing body, case or record number, filing date, and current status. Drafts, allegations, final orders, and amended filings receive different labels. We link to the public record or official database when access is available.
Sensitive information is handled carefully. A record being public does not mean every address, signature, minor’s name, or personal identifier needs to be repeated in an entertainment story.
Receipts Only is about evidence with context—not dumping documents and asking readers to build a verdict from fragments.