A team involving Dean Baquet, Gauss, Bellingcat, and Carnegie Mellon University is facing questions about scaling up investigative teams, inspired by early techniques, and demonstrating new methods for documenting war crimes.
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Updated Aug 4
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A team involving Dean Baquet, Gauss, Bellingcat, and Carnegie Mellon University is facing questions about scaling up investigative teams, inspired by early techniques, and demonstrating new methods for documenting war crimes.
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Dean Baquet
American journalist
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Gauss
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Bellingcat
investigative open source intelligence group
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Carnegie Mellon University
private research university in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States