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Okay, sure. Our only difference is we're working off different meanings of truth for this.
To this,
Truth needs to be verifiable in these situations, otherwise it can't be established and actionable.
Even if someone is telling the truth, if they cannot prove that truth, the 'rest' (other people) cannot rely on it.
Edit: so the definition of truth i'm working from agrees with your demand for these situations to have verifiable facts.