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Corrections

Errors we have found on Marie Landry Spy Shop, what was wrong, and what we changed. Where a post cannot be fixed yet, the statement here is the correct version. Newest first.

Maintained by Marie-Soleil Seshat Landry · Last updated October 28, 2026 · RSS feed · Report an error

9Entries in this log
8Corrected in the post
1Statements, fix pending
2Traced to AI-assisted work

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Corrections log

October 2026

CorrectionCorrected

Pentagon budget report: accounting figures described accurately

On: OSINT Analysis: Pentagon Black Budget and Financial Transparency

What was wrong
The report called $21 trillion "undocumented adjustments", described Rumsfeld’s 2001 remark without context, and said FASAB Statement 56 lets agencies "classify certain expenditures, effectively removing them" from public statements.
What we changed
Now: "unsupported accounting adjustments" (entries without adequate audit trails, not cash proven missing), with the Michigan State source; Rumsfeld’s $2.3 trillion explained as fiscal 1999 accounting entries, about nine times that year’s budget; Statement 56 described as allowing changes to presentation and disclosure to protect classified activities; TARP and the Pentagon’s eighth failed audit sourced.
Cause
Not determined

Sources: MSU Today (2017) · PolitiFact (2023) · FASAB: Classified Activities · FY1999 federal budget · Congressional Budget Office (2008) · Task & Purpose (2025)

Permalink

CorrectionCorrected

Incel dossier: mental-health statistics replaced with sourced figures

On: OSINT Dossier: Analyzing the Incel Phenomenon

What was wrong
A table gave anxiety 74%, suicidal ideation 68%, depression 67.5% and autism 25 to 29% among incels, with no source, and estimated the violent fringe at under 5%. We could not find any published study reporting these figures.
What we changed
The table now shows the results of three peer-reviewed surveys side by side (Swansea University 2024, Speckhard and Ellenberg 2023, Moskalenko et al. 2022), with links, and notes that rates vary widely with method. The violence estimate now cites the Swansea study: about one in four respondents said violence is sometimes or often justified.
Cause
Not determined

Sources: Swansea University for the UK Commission for Countering Extremism (2024) · Speckhard and Ellenberg (2023), via PsyPost · Moskalenko et al. (2022)

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Rectifying statementNot yet corrected

Google Espionage Playbook: in-text citations could not be verified

On: The Google Espionage Playbook: Using Gemini for OSINT Reporting

What was wrong
The article cites sources in brackets, such as "(Army, 2024; ResearchGate, 2020)", without naming the documents or linking them.
Our statement
We have not been able to identify or verify these sources. Until each is replaced with a named, linked document, treat those citations as unverified. The method described in the article is not affected.
Cause
Not determined

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Link fixCorrected

Links to a former domain removed

On: Several blog posts

What was wrong
Posts linked 16 times to marielandryceo.com. That domain is no longer ours and now shows an unrelated gambling website.
What we changed
The links were removed; their wording was kept.
Cause
Something outside our control changed

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Link fixCorrected

702 links pointed at Google search pages instead of the sources

On: 108 blog posts

What was wrong
Links copied from AI and Google tools pointed to Google search results (for example google.com/search?q=https://developers.google.com/...) or Google redirect pages instead of the cited source.
What we changed
Every such link now goes directly to the source it names.
Cause
AI-assisted writing or editing

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Title restoredCorrected

Original title restored after an AI edit

On: Good Spy, Bad Spy: Why OSINT Is the Legal Side of Intelligence

What was wrong
An AI-assisted editing pass on October 27 replaced the author’s title with "OSINT vs. Illegal Surveillance: Understanding the Legal Boundaries of Intelligence".
What we changed
The original title was restored. The edited text of the article was kept.
Cause
AI-assisted writing or editing

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This log starts in October 2026, when we began recording corrections publicly. Earlier fixes were not recorded.

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