We publish our audit record because accuracy claims should be checkable. Every entry on this site runs through an automated fact-audit pipeline (accuracy audit → source-grounded repair → visual QA); this page is generated from that pipeline's own report, not written by hand.
This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 30 entries checked · 11 flagged · 24 issues confirmed · 11 corrected · 13 still open
Rita Bennett — Rita met Dexter at a grocery store parking lot, not while he was working as a blood spatter analyst.
Rita Bennett — Rita gave birth to Harrison in Season 4 and raised him for a brief period before her death in the finale.
Angel Batista — The entry incorrectly states Maria LaGuerta remained divorced from her previous husband until her death; in canon, she was already divorced from her first husband (Ramon) before becoming engaged to Angel.
The Bay Harbor Butcher Investigation Team — The entry incorrectly claims suspicion turned toward Dexter due to his forensic skills being 'too convenient'; canonically, Doakes suspected him based on behavior and absences, not professional competence.
The Bay Harbor Butcher Investigation Team — The claim that the investigation team had 'no connection to events from later seasons' is factually incorrect; key characters continued in later seasons and the Bay Harbor Butcher case was explicitly referenced and reopened in Season 7.
Miami Metro Homicide — Debra Morgan was promoted to Lieutenant, not Sergeant, in Season 7.
Miami Metro Homicide — Captain Matthews is the Deputy Chief of the Miami Metro Police Department overseeing multiple divisions, not a direct leader of Homicide.
Harry Morgan — The entry incorrectly implies Debra Morgan learned Harry's secret (that he knew about Dexter's urges and created the Code) while Harry was alive or directly from him; in canon, she never learns this until after his death when Dexter reveals it to her.
Harry Morgan — The phrasing that Harry's death was 'caused by a heart attack followed by euthanasia' is factually misleading because the heart attack was the sole cause of death (leading to a coma/vegetative state), and the subsequent euthanasia by Dexter was an act performe
Debra Morgan — The entry incorrectly implies Debra Morgan's leave of absence was caused solely by the shooting incident; in canon, her leave occurred later and was triggered by a combination of the trauma from being shot and the emotional breakdown resulting from discovering
Doakes' Cabin Siege — Doakes discovers the blood slides in Dexter's apartment, but in the canon, Doakes finds the blood slides in Dexter's car, not his apartment.
Doakes' Cabin Siege — The cabin explosion is caused by a propane tank blast, but in the canon, the explosion is caused by Dexter rigging a propane tank to ignite when Doakes opens the door, not a random blast.
Bay Harbor Butcher Discovery — The location 'Bay Harbor, Florida' implies a separate city, but canonically and geographically it is Bay Harbor Islands, a neighborhood within Miami/Miami Beach jurisdiction.
Bay Harbor Butcher Discovery — The initial discovery of bodies in Season 2 was not specified as exactly seven in the series script; the total number of victims found was significantly higher.
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