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Public roster entries with reported or unresolved clues.
Names and aliases are easy to search; exact tells are deliberately labeled by confidence and channel. Use a detail page before you make the door decision.
Public roster entries with reported or unresolved clues.
Not treated as a visitor verdict.
If the clue is not exact, choose Needs another check.
These pages use public reports from community guides and editorial cross-checks. They are not official Roblox documentation.
Roster entry cross-checked in public anomaly guides; a single current tell was not confirmed in the first pass.
Public roster entry. Keep the result update-sensitive until the exact current clue is confirmed.
The spelling varies between sources. The first pass did not establish a reliable current signal.
A community walkthrough roster entry with no confirmed single tell in this evidence set.
Alias-heavy roster entry. Use the visitor name and the current scene together rather than a title alone.
Listed by a public walkthrough; the current exact tell remains a follow-up item.
Roster entry cross-checked in an editorial anomaly list; no single confirmed signal was retained.
One of the clearer reported role-first entries, but the site still labels it reported rather than official.
Public walkthrough roster entry; exact current behavior needs a fresh in-game check.
Editorial roster entry with no current single tell verified in this pass.
A reported house-state clue: compare the story with the actual sink and water state.
A camera-coverage clue. A camera absence can be a signal only when the relevant view is working and the report matches.
A night-vision follow-up case. Do not rely on the uniform or name alone.
An audio-first case. Use a quiet listening setup before deciding that a voice is abnormal.
A camera-visible movement clue reported by a public guide.
The roster is listed by public sources, but a reliable current tell was not confirmed in the first pass.
An outside-camera case: check the backyard context rather than only the door.
An audio-sensitive case built around a repeated camera sound.
A night-vision size-change clue reported by a public guide.
A public roster entry with no reliable current tell confirmed by the first collection.
A motion-first night-vision clue.
Listed by public sources, but the first pass did not retain a reliable current tell.
An outside vehicle clue. Check the relevant car view instead of the porch alone.
An audio clue that should be checked in a quiet environment.
Tracked separately from visitors because the collected sources describe it as a house scare.