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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: 2026-08-26 · 33 entries checked · 13 flagged · 32 issues confirmed · 13 corrected · 19 still open
T-Bag's Scar Origin Story from Previous Seasons — The claim that T-Bag's status is 'Deceased' is factually incorrect; he is alive at the end of the series.
T-Bag's Scar Origin Story from Previous Seasons — The claim that 'T-Bag never receives medical attention for the scar within the show's timeline' is incorrect; he receives stitches in the prison infirmary in Season 1, Episode 2.
Sara Tancredi — In season 3, Sara's death was faked, and she later reunites with Michael in season 4. — The flag is correct that the reunion happens later in season 4, not immediately at the start.
Sara Tancredi — In season 4, she is initially recruited by Agent Donald Self to provide medical support but is not part of the core 'A-Team' that carries out missions, and she is later separated from the group. — The flag is correct that Sara does become part of the core A-Te
The Company — The Company did not frame Lincoln Burrows to cover up a political assassination involving Senator Aaron Pope; they framed him for the murder of Terrence Steadman.
The Company — Paul Kellerman was not the handler who framed Lincoln Burrows; he was a Company agent who carried out the framing, but the framing was orchestrated by higher-ups like the Vice President.
Company Inner Circle — Paul Kellerman is not a member of the Company Inner Circle; he is a Company operative who answers to them.
Company Inner Circle — The Inner Circle's primary goal is to control and profit from the 'Scylla' project and maintain global influence, not simply to protect classified information.
Fox River State Penitentiary — Brad Bellick did not become Acting Warden during the chaos of the breakout; in canon, he was demoted after the escape and never served as Acting Warden at Fox River.
Agent Kellerman — The assassination target is incorrectly named 'Sarah Marlowe'; the correct name is Terrence Steadman.
Agent Kellerman — The claim that Kellerman's pursuit of Michael was driven by fear Michael would expose the truth about 'Sarah Tancredi's disappearance' is inaccurate; at that point, Sarah Tancredi was still alive and not yet a target.
Scofield's Flash Drive — The data was obtained from a Department of Defense server, not Homeland Security.
Scofield's Flash Drive — The drive's existence does not validate Michael's entire plan; his primary motivation was rescuing Lincoln.
Fox River Infiltration — Michael Scofield is a civil engineer, not a structural engineer.
Fox River Infiltration — The breakout was not orchestrated during a severe storm; the escape occurred at night without a canon depiction of a severe storm masking noise and movement.
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