The International Organization for Migration has declined to comment on whether the account, and a website that posted doubt that journalist James Foley was actually beheaded by ISIS, are both run by a staffer.
In Aug. 2014 the site posted an article questioning the authenticity of reporters that journalist James Foley had actually been killed by ISIS.
"As is standard practice with employers, IOM never comments on personnel issues," Leonard Doyle, IOM's Director of Media and Communications Division, said in an email to BuzzFeed News when contacted about the accounts.
"You will understand therefore that we are unable to either confirm nor deny such allegations as you raise. Without exception IOM holds its employees to the highest ethical standards and has rigorous internal processes to ensure the same.