Research & records
Reviewing official statements, public-records material, policies, and reporting while preserving the distinction between allegations and findings.
Independent advocacy. Public access.
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Help keep the record accessible, the sources organized, and the focus on safety and accountability.
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UWMadisonAssault.com is independently created and solely operated by Aaron B. Faulk. The archive brings together public records, institutional statements, policies, and reporting so readers can examine the underlying material for themselves.
You can help by sharing source-linked records, pointing out a broken link or factual error, and directing people to appropriate support. The archive is publicly accessible without an account or payment.
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The work behind the archive
Research. Preservation. Access.
Document preservation
Organizing source documents and maintaining direct links so readers can inspect the material in context.
Site maintenance
Keeping pages readable, navigation accessible, and the case file useful on phones as well as larger screens.
Corrections & source suggestions
Help strengthen the record.
If you spot an error, identify the page, the specific statement, and the source that supports a correction. If you suggest a new record, include its original source and date where possible.
For archive corrections or source suggestions, contact Aaron B. Faulk through Threads. Do not post private evidence, identifying details about survivors, or sensitive records in public comments.
This archive is not a confidential reporting channel. Firsthand information about the investigation belongs with the appropriate official recipient.
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