the whereabouts...

The whereabouts of has already sealed its place on the long list of the government’s perpetual lies.

Is everything about that sentence correct?

The whereabouts of what? Or whom? 👁 Smile :)

To "seal" a place is also an odd way to put, in my opinion. I'm also not sure how the whereabouts could be on a list of lies. If it's a lie, then it's concealing its whereabouts (whatever "it" is, as Madred829 pointed out). I can see something like:

"The 'official' answer as to ______'s whereabouts has earned a prominent place on the long list of perpetual govermnental lies."

I really can't say that anything about the sentence is correct. What is it supposed to mean?