Complete transcripts
Read the entire machine-generated transcript, with source metadata and elapsed timestamps. The original transcript remains available independently of later video availability.
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From thousands of hours of livestreams to evidence you can check.
The Anti Index preserves full transcripts and helps readers find the passages that matter. We're developing an evidence-led research library where claims can be compared with dated statements, court records and independent documentation.
Development notice: automatic topic highlights are an experimental aid to finding passages. No AI-created allegation or contradiction is treated as a proven finding, and the advanced research features below are under development.
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Relevant topics & key moments
On transcripts with timestamped segments, an experimental topic finder can highlight passages discussing legal proceedings, records, photographs and other research topics. It uses keyword matching, not verified AI findings.
Open a transcript →Court documents
Use docket links to check public filings and decisions. A mention in a pleading is not the same as a finding by the court.
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The research system we're building
Neutral stream summaries
Summaries of subjects relevant to the Hales-related controversy, explicitly distinguishing discussion, allegation and independently verified fact.
Possible contradictions
New statements compared with earlier transcripts, with context and a private editorial review queue before any public finding.
Living investigations
Newly discovered evidence linked back to existing investigations without silently rewriting earlier conclusions.
Stream preservation alerts
Capture original durations and flag significant shortening, removals or access changes. Maintain the earliest transcript and any later versions.
Private supporting evidence
Research notes from document-based commentators and authentic public records kept separate from the member transcript archive.
Searchable investigations
Topic filters, shareable evidence references, published review dates, and clearly recorded corrections.
Editorial safeguards
What the record shows — and what it does not.
Transcription and topic detection can contain errors. A claim in a video or a court filing is not proof that it is true. We seek original records, preserve context, distinguish analysis from verified facts, and welcome challenges supported by evidence.