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Wiki Statistics

Aggregate intelligence across 1368 articles

1,368Theories documented
1,289Carrying sources
1,363With a timeline
44Decades covered
4Rated by readers

Conspiracies by decade of origin

Conspiracy Status

  • Unresolved
    80459%
  • Partially Confirmed
    21816%
  • Active
    947%
  • Unresolved / Disputed
    836%
  • Declassified
    403%
  • Speculative
    292%
  • Unsupported by the Evidence
    161%
  • Disputed
    6<1%
  • Unproven
    4<1%
  • Documented Fabrication
    3<1%
  • Highly Contested / Ongoing
    2<1%
  • Unresolved / Speculative
    2<1%
  • Disputed / Partially substantiated
    2<1%
  • Declassified / Authorship Unresolved
    1<1%
  • Speculative / Urban Legend
    1<1%
  • Unresolved / Controversial
    1<1%
  • Confirmed Cover-Up, Admitted 1990
    1<1%
  • Speculative / Destroyed
    1<1%
  • Unresolved (Public opinion)
    1<1%
  • Active Cover-Up / Ongoing Suppression
    1<1%

Government Involvement

  • Alleged
    70552%
  • None
    39429%
  • Confirmed Coverup
    735%
  • Declassified
    564%
  • Confirmed
    222%
  • None Alleged by the Record
    151%
  • Partially Confirmed
    10<1%
  • Active Investigation
    9<1%
  • Not alleged
    6<1%
  • Confirmed Encounter
    2<1%
  • Denied
    1<1%
  • Official Inquiry (Operation Paget)
    1<1%
  • Alleged Covert Enforcement / Possible Intelligence Compartmentalization
    1<1%
  • Disputed / Alleged Intelligence and Law-Enforcement Complicity
    1<1%
  • Alleged Hidden Aristocratic Influence / Dynastic Continuity
    1<1%
  • Official response, military-context discussion, and later public commentary from state leadership; deeper origin remains open in witness-centered interpretations
    1<1%
  • Speculative in some versions / generally framed as entertainment-industry secrecy rather than a single documented state operation
    1<1%
  • Generally framed as entertainment-industry continuity and image management rather than a state-centered operation
    1<1%
  • Primarily through police investigation, prosecution, court proceedings, and later media scrutiny rather than a single covert-state framework
    1<1%
  • Primarily through later cryptanalytic and institutional scholarly attention rather than a single state-centered secrecy framework
    1<1%

Evidence Types

  • Documents
    1,17886%
  • Circumstantial
    1,16685%
  • Eyewitness
    21015%
  • Photographic
    19314%
  • Audio/Video
    15711%
  • Academic
    846%
  • Leaked
    665%
  • FOIA Release
    453%
  • Scientific
    282%
  • Social Media
    222%
  • Court Records
    201%
  • Government Records
    171%
  • Contemporaneous Reporting
    13<1%
  • Archive
    11<1%
  • Academic Publications
    9<1%
  • Declassified Documents
    7<1%
  • Testimony
    7<1%
  • Police Records
    6<1%
  • Forensic
    5<1%
  • Eyewitness Testimony
    4<1%

Top Themes

  • Cold War
    282%
  • 9/11
    171%
  • New World Order
    141%
  • CIA
    12<1%
  • Propaganda
    9<1%
  • Cover-Up
    9<1%
  • Assassination
    9<1%
  • Freemasonry
    9<1%
  • Mind control
    8<1%
  • False flag
    8<1%
  • Satanic Panic
    8<1%
  • Cold War secrecy
    7<1%
  • Secret societies
    7<1%
  • Predictive programming
    7<1%
  • Sabotage
    7<1%

Media Coverage

  • Widespread
    62746%
  • Alternative Only
    38728%
  • Mainstream
    19814%
  • Moderate
    252%
  • Limited
    8<1%
  • Suppressed in Israel by military censorship for years; the political crisis was covered heavily, the operation behind it was not. Documents unsealed in 2016.
    1<1%
  • Announced on the front page of Pravda and carried across the Soviet press for seven weeks; retracted in the same paper on 6 April 1953 with no explanation of how it had come about
    1<1%
  • Announced by Germany in 1943 and treated as propaganda by the Allied press; the Soviet account held in Western reference works for decades
    1<1%
  • The defining news event in modern Swedish history, continuously covered for forty years; the 2020 naming and the 2025 retraction both received international coverage
    1<1%
  • Heavily covered in Britain at the time and ever since; the method made it one of the defining images of Cold War assassination
    1<1%
  • Reported across German media on 1 September 1939 as a Polish attack; the staging became public through the Nuremberg proceedings
    1<1%
  • Little contemporaneous public attention; reconstructed by historians of technology and widely recirculated as the origin story of planned obsolescence
    1<1%
  • Local and alternative press coverage of the claimant; no mainstream support for the claim itself
    1<1%
  • Heavy contemporaneous coverage of the Presidio case; Aquino has been a fixture of conspiracy literature since
    1<1%
  • Continuous international coverage, with competing official narratives from the first week
    1<1%
  • Saturation coverage in 1995 and through the trials; the conspiracy strands sustained by regional press, FOIA litigation and a county grand jury
    1<1%
  • Never published by its recipient; circulated privately in French clerical and royalist circles and recovered by scholars tracing the ancestry of the Protocols
    1<1%
  • A national scandal in Italy on publication of the list in 1981; the subject of a parliamentary commission and decades of criminal proceedings
    1<1%
  • Published by the Daily Mail on 25 October 1924 and carried across the British press; re-examined officially in 1998-99 and in a 2018 monograph
    1<1%
  • Secret for twenty-six years; uncovered by a Newsweek reporter in 1976, reported by the San Francisco Chronicle, and disclosed by the Army at Senate subcommittee hearings in 1977
    1<1%
  • Unreported for nineteen years; described in the Western scientific press by an exiled Soviet scientist in 1976 and officially acknowledged in 1989
    1<1%
  • Extensive international coverage on publication of the 2016 analysis; the 1965 review itself carried no disclosure at all
    1<1%
  • Sustained British coverage through the 2012 inquest and the 2013 police review; the contradiction between the two findings has kept the case open in public argument
    1<1%
  • A national story from 1974 onward, sustained by the litigation, congressional interest and a 1983 feature film
    1<1%
  • A contemporary printed broadsheet; adopted by UFO literature from the mid-twentieth century
    1<1%
  • Investigated by the evangelical press in 1981; the tracts remained in print and circulated widely online
    1<1%
  • Heavy in Russian popular publishing from the 1990s; treated as pseudohistory in the academic literature
    1<1%
  • Sustained in nineteenth-century Protestant publishing; largely absent from mainstream historical writing since
    1<1%
  • Continuous in esoteric publishing since the 1870s; revived online in the 2020s
    1<1%
  • Extensive contemporaneous reporting; revived by a 2024 documentary series
    1<1%
  • Enormous through the 1980s as an unexplained phenomenon; the confession in September 1991 was itself a major story and did not end the subject
    1<1%
  • Among the most heavily covered criminal cases in American history; the accomplice question has been raised periodically by lawyers and journalists rather than by campaigners
    1<1%
  • Recurrent since the 1950s, with a surge whenever imagery is declassified or an expedition announces a find
    1<1%
  • A fixture of early-web folklore, widely linked and quoted from the late 1990s onward
    1<1%
  • A single widely syndicated BBC report in April 2003, then effectively none; sustained circulation in alternative-history media since
    1<1%
  • A scandal in the Chilean press and legislature in 1965, and a long-running controversy in American academic journals afterwards
    1<1%
  • A fixture of popular archaeology since the 1970s and of film since 2008; the laboratory findings got a fraction of the same attention
    1<1%

Article Quality

  • needs review
    1,29094%
  • reviewed
    705%
  • unreviewed
    8<1%