The recent KLOE measurement is less than half the current world average, , dominated by MAMI photoproduction data. We show that this discrepancy can be resolved by the new leptophobic, nucleon-triggered vector particle with , coupled via the effective operator . This interaction modifies the decay rates in the processes involving an external nucleon current, and , but leaves purely leptonic production channels, such as at KLOE and at BESIII, Standard-Model-like. The same mechanism predicts a nucleon-triggered enhancement of the decay rate and a negligible shift for , together with an -scaling boost if produced on heavy nuclei instead of protons. can be searched directly in photoproduction, for example, . An integrated experimental program that compares in the presence of external nucleon currents with purely leptonic production, and conducts direct photoproduction searches for a GeV-scale vector, can decisively confirm or exclude our nucleon-rescaled, leptophobic-vector interpretation of the KLOE–MAMI discrepancy.

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