Every claim, and where it actually stands
This is the whole story in one place. Filter it or sort it; the marks do not change.
What is true is stranger than a seizure. The site was not pulled. It simply stopped working, in every direction at once, and nobody has fixed it. Registration fails. Sign-in fails. Every route to a book — /library, /books, /read, /browse, /collection, even the sitemap — dead-ends at a login that cannot complete, because the identity service behind it returned a bare server error on every request made to it across the hours it was watched. There is no notice, no holding page, no explanation. The storefront is lit, the prices are still up, and every door is locked from the inside.
Which leaves the question the seizure story was reaching for, still open and better framed: not who took the archive down, but who was supposed to be keeping it up, and where did they go. Nobody has been identified who can even turn the lights off.
Four things that look like evidence and are not
El Observador — the Costa Rican outlet working directly from immigration records — describes Alxzondra as Felz's expareja, his ex-partner. TMZ, People, Tuko, Listín Diario and Excélsior all say girlfriend or partner. No outlet in either language has noticed the conflict or explained it, and no public evidence establishes a separation or rules one out. It is recorded here as unresolved because it is the sort of detail that gets quietly picked up and stated as fact by whoever needs it.
His name is misspelled in a number of low-tier sources, which fragments search results and makes the coverage look both thinner and stranger than it is. If you go looking yourself, check both spellings before concluding anything is missing.
Open questions, and when each becomes checkable
These are not rhetorical. Each is a specific thing that exists or will exist, and each would move the picture.
If you have documentary evidence bearing on any of these — a record, a filing, a receipt, a dated capture — it is worth more than any amount of argument, and this page will be corrected to match it.