Fact check: Address for alexander McBeth in Freeland Washington

1. What claim was made and why it matters for readers

The original request sought a specific residential address for “Alexander McBeth in Freeland, Washington,” a narrowly personal data point with privacy implications. The provided source summaries show none of the items examined contained that information; two local news items focused on unrelated Freeland residents and community issues ^{[1] [2] [4]}. Another set of materials were administrative or business records about unrelated entities and services ^{[3] [8]}. Because personal addresses are sensitive, the absence of corroborating public records in these sources is a material finding.

2. What the documents actually contain and why they fail to confirm the address

The dataset includes community articles, a county code-enforcement piece, an inmate-roster how-to, and a business/service profile; none identify an Alexander McBeth living in Freeland. The Freeland human-interest stories about a different resident were dated September 9, 2025, and the county code-priority piece is dated September 16, 2025 ^{[1] [2] [4]}. These sources’ topical focus and publication dates demonstrate researchers reviewed recent local reporting and administrative items but found no match to the requested name and address.

3. Cross-checking law-enforcement and public-records leads turned up empty in the supplied log

The provided law-enforcement and jail-roster summaries include procedural guidance and incident logs but were explicit that they did not list an address for Alexander McBeth ^{[5] [6]}. An incident log entry dataset from September 2025 likewise did not mention the name ^[6]. The absence of the name in local incident and booking records within the supplied timeframe strengthens the conclusion that the specific address is not present in these public-record excerpts.

4. Why business and technical records in the file are irrelevant to locating a home address

The bundle also contained a business profile for a pest control company and a construction firm listing, as well as a JavaScript page fragment; these clearly point to corporate contact data or code rather than an individual residential record ^{[3] [8] [7]}. The presence of such materials indicates search results pulled broader regional or name-similar matches, not a verified residential entry for the person in question. Relying on business listings or unrelated code snippets risks false matches and misattribution.

5. Legal and ethical limitations on publishing or retrieving private addresses

Publishing or facilitating doxxing—sharing a private person’s home address without clear public-interest justification—raises legal and ethical issues. The supplied dataset did not include public legal filings, property-assessor records, or verified government registries linking Alexander McBeth to a Freeland parcel; therefore there is no lawful, source-backed basis in this material to provide an address. Responsible verification requires authoritative public records or clear consent from the person named.

6. Practical, lawful next steps to find public records if a legitimate need exists

If there is a legitimate, lawful reason to locate an address, follow public-record channels: consult Island County property-assessor databases, official voter registration or court filings, and verified government or court dockets. The supplied materials suggest local newspapers and county rosters were already checked without success ^{[1] [5]}. Use only primary government databases and documented legal processes; avoid unverified aggregators and do not publish private data without legal justification.

7. How to interpret conflicting or absent information and guard against mistaken identity

Name collisions are common; multiple individuals with similar names often appear in business listings or administrative logs. The dataset shows results for similarly named businesses and unrelated persons, which can produce false leads ^{[8] [3]}. Confirm identity with at least two independent, authoritative public records—such as a property deed plus a court filing—before concluding an address match.

8. Bottom line and recommended next actions for the requester

Based on the supplied sources, there is no verifiable evidence of an address for Alexander McBeth in Freeland within the reviewed material ^{[1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]}. If you have a legitimate, lawful reason, I recommend a targeted search of Island County assessor records and court databases, or requesting consent from the individual. Absent clear public records or consent, do not publish or disseminate private residential information.