Jake Godin
Jake Godin
Visual investigations Correspondent
Jake Godin is a visual investigations journalist at Scripps News. In partnership with the open-source reporting team at Bellingcat, he investigates stories around the world using a mix of satellite imagery, open source video and photos from social media, and other media.
Recent Work
Saudi Arabia's Air Strikes Are Killing Civilians With U.S. Weapons
Who Shot Down MH17? These Are The Rebels Linked To The Massacre
Far-Right Online Radicalization Isn't A New Phenomenon
Shift In ISIS Strategy Looks To Take Advantage Of Local Groups
After Coup, Sudan Faces Fragile Transition To Democracy
Open-Source Techniques Have Created A Whole New Kind Of Reporter
How Journalists Solved Murders From Thousands Of Miles Away
US-Israel History Laid Groundwork For Trump’s Pro-Israel Policies
Who Set Fire To Venezuela Aid? New Footage Gives A Clearer Picture
US-Venezuelan Standoff Untenable, But No Clear Way Forward
With ISIS On Backfoot, Focus Is Now On Foreigners Who Joined Group
Why Russia's Internet Shutdown Test Worries Free Speech Activists
Iraqis Blast Trump’s Pivot From Fighting ISIS To Watching Iran
Taliban Snub Of Afghan Government Could Hinder Peace Talks
What A Mexican And US Border Town Think Of Trump's Wall
Small Bordertown Finds Itself In Middle Of Political Debate Over Wall
How Turkey Is Complicating The US Withdrawal From Syria
Why Sudan Protests Could Be The President's Biggest Challenge Yet
US Withdrawal From Syria Leaves Stabilization Efforts In The Wind
How Digital Detective Work Debunks Russia's Claims On White Helmets
Russia's Seizure Of Ukrainian Boats Is An Attempt To Exert Control
Trump Still Struggling With Saudi Role In Khashoggi's Death
Courts Will Likely Decide If Trump Can Change Asylum Rules On His Own
Democrats See Modest State-Level Gains From Midterm Elections
Cameroon's Election Crisis Stressing A Nation On The Brink
Journalist's Death Deepens Saudi-Turkish Divide
Khashoggi Case Forces US To Choose Between Interests And Values
Despite Human Rights Record, Turkey Takes The Lead In Khashoggi Case
Journalist's Disappearance Straining Ties Between Saudi Arabia And US
