I saw a lot of impressive pieces over the past month in the digital investigations & OSINT space. Here's five to bookmark and check out 👇 1. youtube.com/watch?v=FBeMrUWX…: Almost four years of community detective work by @georainbolt and the team to find where a photograph of a woman and her late mother was taken. 2. youtube.com/watch?v=g3toZwkr…: @bilawalsidhu and a growing community are bringing scattered public datasets together in an open-source mapping project. 3. xitter.cf/thomasbordeaux7/status…: @ThomasBordeaux7 & @Gabor_Friesen geolocated scenes from a journalist’s 2012 captivity video, contributing to the wider investigation into his disappearance. 4. theguardian.com/global-devel…: Important reporting by @guardian, combining survivor testimony, satellite imagery and verified footage to document rebel forces’ destruction of Rohingya villages in Rakhine, Myanmar. 5. xitter.cf/Nrg8000/status/2102977…: @Nrg8000 preserved high-resolution aerial imagery of northern Gaza from GovMap, where parts were subsequently obscured again. See it on @SoarAtlas here: soaratlas.com/maps/asia-isra… These were in my OSINT Field Notes newsletter. Here's the full thing: osintfieldnotes.substack.com…