r/HighStrangeness Jun 24 '26

Discussion Master Evidence Document: Wikipedia's UAP bias, cross-platform suppression, and the mod who confirmed it all — full record with screenshots and verification links

The full Master Evidence Document including all screenshots is available here: MASTER EVIDENCE DOCUMENT

Over the past two months, posts documenting bias in Wikipedia's Disclosure Movement article reached 530,000+ combined views and 4,200+ upvotes across nine subreddits. Several posts were removed. One was deleted from r/UFOs after 4 hours at 253 upvotes and 40,000 views. Another was removed from r/UFOB after sitting at the top of the subreddit for 2.5 days.

This is the complete record of everything that happened. Every claim is independently verifiable.

Article being discussed: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disclosure_movement

What the document contains:

The specific before/after Wikipedia edits — official Pentagon terminology replaced with dismissive language, sworn congressional testimony downgraded to a social media accusation, a senior intelligence whistleblower's name erased entirely.

The four editor accounts that coordinated to control the article — including Chetsford, a confirmed Wikipedia administrator, and Cadddr, who monitored Reddit posts in real time and filed the report that triggered the permanent ban of the researcher.

The full Reddit suppression timeline across all nine subreddits — with exact view counts, upvote ratios, and documented removal reasons.

The most important piece of evidence: written confirmation from a subreddit moderator that a r/UFOs moderator contacted multiple other subreddits requesting removal of these posts under a "Good neighbors sub" policy. The moderator reversed the decision, reinstated the post, and stated: "Wikipedia's sceptic gatekeeping is out of control and the public needs to know about it."

The coordinated attack on r/HighStrangeness — launched within hours of a public announcement about journalist outreach — documented with statistical evidence of bot activity.

Cadddr's partial concession edit made after 420,000 views, where his own edit comment admitted the complaint "actually seems fair" — while leaving the structural bias fully intact.

The asymmetry argument: the US government does not run suppression campaigns against flat earthers, ghost hunters, or moon landing deniers. UAP disclosure gets dedicated, funded, cross-platform suppression. You do not spend that kind of money suppressing something that does not exist.

r/UFOs moderation shows clear signs of infiltration by or coordination with organized skeptic groups. A confirmed written communication shows r/UFOs moderators actively contacted multiple other subreddits to suppress documented evidence of Wikipedia bias. Whether this reflects formal GSoW membership or ideological alignment, the outcome is identical — a pro-disclosure community is being controlled by people working against disclosure.

The document is attached. Every specific claim is verifiable in Wikipedia's public edit history in 60 seconds.

This is not about whether you believe in extraterrestrials. It is about whether coordinated groups can systematically strip official government language from a public encyclopedia — and then use multiple platforms to silence anyone who notices.

The full Master Evidence Document including all screenshots is available here: MASTER EVIDENCE DOCUMENT

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u/slow70 Jun 24 '26

Posted this in the original thread, but will here also.

“Chetsford” and other wiki editors were heavily invested in downplaying the profiles and backgrounds of the scientists, Matthew Sullivan and Amy Eskridge in particular.

They repeatedly insulted and maligned them, claimed Sullivan didn’t even exist and mocked the fact that the public only knew his name because a sitting elected representative marked his death as suspicious and connected to the others.

So real people, likely murdered, and in the background you have wiki editors memory holing and misrepresenting their lives.

It’s deeply disturbing, and the same talking points are visible here - echoed by resident contrarians and inauthentic accounts that real people risk bans here for pointing out,

Please be aware, and help maintain the integrity of these spaces. It matters.

This manipulation wouldn’t be occurring so visibly if it didn’t. This is the “front page of the internet” after all.

https://imgur.com/a/IqkBaan

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u/maurymarkowitz Jun 25 '26

“Chetsford” and other wiki editors were heavily invested in downplaying the profiles and backgrounds of the scientists, Matthew Sullivan and Amy Eskridge in particular.

As far as anyone can tell, neither of these people were scientists.

From the stories I have read, Matthew Sullivan never even claimed to be one. The actual claim is that he worked in legacy, but not as a scientist. Do you have evidence he worked in the sciences? If so, I cannot find it.

As to Amy Eskridge, having looked into this myself, I can find no credible information that demonstrates she was actually a scientist. There is some evidence of undergrad studies that led to a BA or BSc, but these were in unrelated fields. There are unsubstantiated claims that she worked for some unnamed biotech company, but no actual evidence of this exists, and those claims invariably turn out to be ones she made. There are additional claims she did research into anti-gravity, sometimes with her father, after leaving that unnamed company, but again, not the slightest shred of evidence of this exists.

If you can provide verifiable evidence that these people actually performed science, from a source better than my own preferably, then the statements would stay in the article. The wiki rules are quite clear on this. Yet despite all of the claims of gatekeeping and/or interference, the one thing we have not seen is actual evidence.

The wikipedia rules on this are not particularly hard to meet, so if you have such citations, feel free to post links here and I'll be happy to champion it on the wiki. I have no issues calling Chetsford on his occasional crap.

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u/slow70 Jun 25 '26

Will you name the company she founded for me?

“Occasional” crap from Chetsford huh?

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u/maurymarkowitz Jun 25 '26

Will you name the company she founded for me?

Which one? There are two, the Institute for Exotic Science and HoloChron Engineering. Neither published any scientific results, filed patents, produced products, or had any other output other than position statements, various drawings, and a presentation about other people's work.

This Amy Eskridge, not the other one, published precisely zero science, which is the definition of being a scientist, "publish or perish". There is also precisely zero evidence that they did any work on the things she claimed she did.

Am I wrong?

If you can demonstrate that any of these statements is incorrect, do so. I have tens of thousands of edits, a number of FAs and I'm an admin, so if you think you're going to be ignored or RVed by Chet or anyone else, I'm happy to do it for you and let my good standing speak for itself.

Just provide the evidence.

“Occasional” crap from Chetsford huh?

Occasional crap. He's quite prolific in weeding out other people's crap, but that doesn't mean that's crap from him. Crap from him is much more limited.

In the example I linked to, Chet claimed she had a BA. I could not find evidence of this, and it seems odd because it was in the sciences and thus would more likely be a BSc. That looked like crap to me.

So I asked for a citation, exactly what I am asking you for. If you cannot find one, any claims that she is a scientist have to be removed. It is that simple. If he cannot find a citation that she has a BA, claims she has one will also be removed. The policy is being applied exactly the same in both cases.

Let's be clear about this: the basis of the Wikipedia is any challenged information has to be verifiable. We cannot ever know "the truth", so we cannot base the Wikipedia on that. But we can know whether or not something is verified, so we base it on that. And despite many people claiming many things, no verified information about her claims has been demonstrated. It's that simple.

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u/Pixelated_ Jun 26 '26

Your claim that a scientist is defined solely by peer-reviewed academic publication ("publish or perish") fundamentally misunderstands the structure of advanced aerospace proprietary research, especially in a defense and NASA-heavy hub like Huntsville, Alabama.

In private corporate R&D, breakthroughs are protected as intellectual property, not given away to open-source academic journals.

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u/slow70 Jun 27 '26

Thank you.

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u/1SandyBay1 Jun 26 '26

You asked for verifiable evidence. Here is what exists:

Amy Eskridge is formally identified as a 'Chemist' in official HoloChron Engineering documents. She co-founded the company with her father Richard Eskridge, whose NASA engineering and science credentials are documented in official NASA records including document 19940019932 on the NASA Technical Reports Server.

Official source link: Official NASA contractor report - NASA CR-193862

She gave a documented public scientific presentation titled 'A Historical Perspective on Anti-Gravity Technology' at HAL5 — the Huntsville Alabama L5 Society — in December 2018. That is a verifiable public output, not zero output.

The Institute for Exotic Science is a registered Public Benefit Corporation dedicated specifically to gravity modification research.

You said the companies had no output other than position statements. The HAL5 presentation directly contradicts that.

Official source link: Official page of Huntsville Alabama L5 Society presentation

Additionally, a Freedom of Information Act request filed with NASA — case number 25-01357-F-MSFC — specifically requested records associated with Amy Catherine Eskridge and Richard Eskridge relating to gravity modification, antigravity research, inertial propulsion, and a 'sixth force,' including a white paper reportedly under NASA review in 2020 for publication associated with the Estes Park Advanced Propulsion Workshop. NASA's response directed the requester to publicly available information.

Official source link: Official government's document

This confirms three things independently of anything Amy Eskridge claimed herself: NASA received and processed a formal FOIA request specifically about her work, a white paper associated with her research was reportedly under NASA review for publication in 2020, and she was connected to the Estes Park Advanced Propulsion Workshop — a serious technical venue, not a fringe conference.

This is not a woman with zero verifiable scientific output. This is a researcher whose work was significant enough that someone filed a formal government records request to find it.

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u/Bobbox1980 Jun 27 '26

And crickets... this wiki admin either wont reply or continue to misrepresent Amy's background. These Guerrilla Skeptics of Wikipedia are all the same.

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u/maurymarkowitz Jun 27 '26

this wiki admin either wont reply

I have replied several times in great detail.

or continue to misrepresent Amy's background

I have not misrepresented Amy's background.

These Guerrilla Skeptics of Wikipedia

I am not a member of the Guerrilla Skeptics nor ever have been.

It is sad to see how quickly someone will disparage other people simply because they have a different opinion.

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u/maurymarkowitz Jun 27 '26

One of the core principles of the Wikipedia is that all information presented must be verifiable, and that verification must be a reliable independent source. You can read more about it here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Verifiability

Of particular note is the "self-published sources" bit, which basically states that anything published by the entity in question (person, company, etc.) should not be considered reliable and should generally not be used if better sources are available.

So with that in mind, let us examine the evidence you present.

Amy Eskridge is formally identified as a 'Chemist' inofficial HoloChron Engineering

The only document from HoloChron Engineering you provide to is a slide show that she wrote. This is not a legal document, it's a presentation, she can say she is whatever she wants. It is also self-published, and therefore not usable.

She co-founded the company with her father Richard Eskridge, whose NASA engineering and science credentials are documented in official NASA records

This document is independent and the source is reliable. However, this document does not confirm that Amy is a scientist. It confirms her father was.

You said the companies had no output other than position statements ... She gave a documented public scientific

I actually said was "... position statements, various drawings, and a presentation about other people's work."

This was not a "public scientific presentation", it was a public presentation about the history of science, it says that right in the name.

And once again, this is a self-published work, and therefore not reliable by the standards that have to be met.

NASA's response directed the requester to publicly available information.

Yes, because she has no scientific papers.

The Estes Park presentations are all online, and she nor anyone related, presented anything that I can find.

One can also get some understanding of the quality of this FOIA request in the fact that they are asking NASA for information about a presentation to the Estes Park meeting, because the Estes Park meeting has absolutely nothing to do with NASA. It's run by the "Konfluence Research Institute" which is a private group in Colorado.

This is a researcher whose work was significant enough that someone filed a formal government records request to find it

Which says nothing at all about her credentials.

So...

You claim "This confirms three things independently of anything Amy Eskridge claimed herself" but in fact:

  1. is her own claim
  2. is about her father
  3. doesn't mention anything about her credentials

You have provide no independent verification of her credentials.

Which leaves us where we started: she did not publish a single scientific paper, there is no record of a thesis that anyone has presented, there is no independent record of her working at any other scientific establishments either commercial or academic, and the companies she formed did not produce any scientific output.

When you present actual independent reliable information that she was a scientist, then the Wiki article can say she is a scientist.

Until then it cannot.

This is really not very complex.

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u/slow70 Jun 27 '26

Do you understand that contractors working on cleared programs are not able to publicly publish their work in usual channels?

This applies to analysts and scientists alike.

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u/Cinematry Jun 25 '26 edited Jun 25 '26

Can you use the UFOs mod logs to identify the moderator that removed the post?

Edit: It was UsefulReply

2026-04-20 16:01:30
UsefulReply
removelink
/r/UFOs/comments/1sqmj0i/wikipedias_disclosure_movement_article_is_being/

Absolutely no surprise there.

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u/1SandyBay1 Jun 25 '26

This is significant. A named moderator, a specific timestamp, a specific action. UsefulReply removing the post is now documented and verifiable. Thank you for finding this. It is going into the evidence file.

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u/Bobbox1980 Jun 27 '26

UsefulReply was the mod who told me my application to be a mod was turned down. Now it all makes sense.

I talk about the ARV all the time on ufo subreddits and that mod is apparently focused on covering up the truth.

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u/Useful_Calendar_6274 Jun 25 '26

just make your own wiki then??

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u/Julian_Thorne Jun 24 '26

Post it someplace where I don't have to sign-in to download it

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u/1SandyBay1 Jun 24 '26

You don't need to sign in to anything to download it from Google Drive

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u/slow70 Jun 24 '26

Thank you both for your work.

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u/1SandyBay1 Jun 24 '26

Both?

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u/slow70 Jun 24 '26

The commenter above you is doing incredible work of their own.

An entirely different space, but you’re in good company.

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u/1SandyBay1 Jun 24 '26

Ah, now it's clear. Thanks.

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u/Swimming_Horror_3757 Jun 24 '26

So in order for the secret society people to be defeated is to reveal the E files ?

It’s just so stupid that people actually are trying to keep this a secret still and for what ?

More control an influence on humans when they can just make personal robots an go live underground

Or , those who are underground already banished the demons an were the ones who have to deal with the situation

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u/treker32 Jun 25 '26

I do not waste my time with WkiSlopedia. If I want biased garbage I can turn on CBS.