Contributors

Eliot Higgins is the founder of Bellingcat and the Brown Moses Blog. Eliot focuses on the weapons used in the conflict in Syria, and open source investigation tools and techniques.

Nick is an ex-British Army officer and open source analyst. He has a special interest in the conflicts in Syria, as well as social media, civil society, intelligence and security. Contact via Twitter: @N_Waters89

Maxim Edwards is an editor at Bellingcat. His work as a journalist has focused on central and eastern European politics, nationalism and migration. He previously worked at openDemocracy (oDR), OCCRP and GlobalVoices. Twitter: @MaximEdwards

Logan Williams is a data scientist for Bellingcat, with a background in cartography and data visualization.

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The Bellingcat Investigation Team is an award winning group of volunteers and full time investigators who make up the core of the Bellingcat's investigative efforts.

Keith is an Affiliated Faculty member at George Mason University. He received his B.S. in Physics from Texas A&M and his Ph.D. in Biophysics from the Johns Hopkins University. He was on the Chemistry Faculty at the University of Wisconsin before serv

Christo Grozev is a member of Bellingcat Productions, which looks to translate Bellingcat investigations into a range of new media products. His investigations into the identity of the suspects in the 2018 Novichok poisonings in the UK earned him and