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Melissa Segura
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In April 2017, Segura published an investigation detailing allegations that a Chicago police detective framed at least 51 people from a predominantly Latino community for murder. Barely a week after her story ran, the main defendant she profiled in that story was suddenly released from prison, where he had spent 23 years behind bars on a life sentence.
Segura joined BuzzFeed News in 2015 as the inaugural Columbia University/BuzzFeed News Diversity Fellow. She's particularly interested in reporting on the intersection of justice, class, and race.
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Jessica Garrison
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Richard Holmes
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Jason Leopold
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Chris McDaniel
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Mark Schoofs
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Melissa Segura
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Jeremy Singer-Vine
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Tom Warren
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We are a global team of investigative journalists reporting to you.
We are a global team of investigative journalists reporting to you.
The Trump Money Trail
Trump Moscow: The Definitive Story Of How Trump’s Team Worked The Russian Deal During The Campaign
On the day of the third Republican presidential debate, Trump personally signed the letter of intent.
Secret NYPD Files
Secret NYPD Files: Officers Who Lie And Brutally Beat People Can Keep Their Jobs
Internal NYPD files show that hundreds of officers who committed the most serious offenses — from lying to grand juries to physically attacking innocent people — got to keep...
From Russia With Blood
From Russia With Blood: 14 Suspected Hits On British Soil That The Government Ignored
Lavish London mansions. A hand-painted Rolls-Royce. And eight dead friends. For the British fixer Scot Young, working for Vladimir Putin's most vocal critic meant a life of...
Detective Guevara's Witnesses
A Chicago Cop Is Accused Of Framing 51 People For Murder. Now, The Fight For Justice.
Chicago Police Detective Reynaldo Guevara is accused of framing at least 51 people for murder. When a group of mothers, aunts and sisters found that no officials — not the...
The Edge
Top-Level Figure Skating Judges Consistently Favor Skaters From Their Home Countries. Now Many Of Those Judges Are At The Olympics.
At the top levels of the sport, judges give higher marks to figure skaters from their own countries, a BuzzFeed News data analysis has shown — in some cases, affecting the...
Dirty Money
Revealed: Secrets Of One Of The World's Dirtiest Banks And Its Powerful Western Protectors
Blatant forgery. Snarling guard dogs. Shredded evidence. An incendiary cache of leaked documents reveals the farcical scramble inside one of the world’s dirtiest banks to...
Intake
“What The Fuck Just Happened?”
Lock them in. Bill their insurer. Kick them out. How scores of employees and patients say America’s largest psychiatric chain turns patients into profits.
National Security
The Trump Administration Is Mulling A Pitch For A Private “Rendition” And Spy Network
A private company has proposed that the US government pay it millions to undertake intelligence and covert operations.
Trump & Women
Teen Beauty Queens Say Trump Walked In On Them Changing
“Don’t worry, ladies, I’ve seen it all before.”
Trump & Surveillance
Sources: Donald Trump Listened In On Phone Lines At Mar-A-Lago
Trump had a phone console near his bed that could connect to every phone in the estate, and several former workers said Trump used it to secretly listen in on phone calls in...
Donald Trump's Personal Lawyer
Why Trump’s Lawyer Was Sued Over $350,000 He Says He Doesn’t Remember Cashing
In 1999, Michael Cohen, now the president’s personal lawyer, cashed a $350,000 check from an NHL hockey player. He was supposed to give the money to a woman in South Florida....
Trump World
Help Us Map TrumpWorld
We logged more than 1,500 people and organizations connected to the incoming administration. Now we want your help to understand them and to add more.
Pulitzer Finalist: Secrets Of A Global Super Court
Inside The Global “Club” That Helps Executives Escape Their Crimes
A parallel legal universe, open only to corporations and largely invisible to everyone else, helps executives convicted of crimes escape punishment. Part one of a BuzzFeed News...
Fake News
The True Story Behind The Biggest Fake News Hit Of The Election
BuzzFeed News found a network of over 40 sites that have published more than 750 fake news stories.
The Dash For Cash
The Dash For Cash: Leaked Files Reveal RBS Systematically Crushed British Businesses For Profit
The RBS Files expose the bank’s secret scheme to boost revenues during the financial crisis by draining businesses of cash and stripping their assets, blowing apart its...
The New American Slavery
The New American Slavery: Invited To The U.S., Foreign Workers Find A Nightmare
The H-2 visa program invites foreign workers to do some of the most menial labor in America. Then it leaves them at the mercy of their employers. Thousands of these workers...
Inside The Financial Dealings of The Tory Party's Biggest Donor
Tories’ Biggest Donor Lycamobile Raided In Criminal Money-Laundering Probe
Nineteen people have been arrested and nine of them charged with money laundering after BuzzFeed News revealed Lycamobile’s “deeply suspicious” cash movements.
The Tennis Racket
The Tennis Racket
Betting worth billions. Elite players. Violent threats. Covert messages with Sicilian gamblers. And suspicious matches at Wimbledon. Leaked files expose match-fixing evidence...
Featured Reporter
Melissa Segura
Investigative Reporter
In April 2017, Segura published an investigation detailing allegations that a Chicago police detective framed at least 51 people from a predominantly Latino community for murder. Barely a week after her story ran, the main defendant she profiled in that story was suddenly released from prison, where he had spent 23 years behind bars on a life sentence.
Segura joined BuzzFeed News in 2015 as the inaugural Columbia University/BuzzFeed News Diversity Fellow. She's particularly interested in reporting on the intersection of justice, class, and race.
Who We Are
Rosalind Adams
Investigative Reporter
Katie J.M. Baker
Investigative Reporter
Ken Bensinger
Senior Investigative Reporter
Heidi Blake
UK Investigations Editor
Jane Bradley
Investigations Correspondent
Alex Campbell
Deputy UK Investigations Editor
Anthony Cormier
Investigations Reporter & Editor
Jessica Garrison
Senior Investigations Editor
Chris Hamby
Investigative Reporter
Richard Holmes
Investigations Reporter
Ariel Kaminer
Senior Investigations Editor
Christine Kenneally
Investigative Reporter
Jason Leopold
Senior Investigative Reporter
Chris McDaniel
Investigative Reporter
Aram Roston
Investigations Reporter & Editor
Mark Schoofs
Investigations and Projects Editor
Melissa Segura
Investigative Reporter
Jeremy Singer-Vine
Investigations Data Editor
Kendall Taggart
Investigative Reporter
John Templon
Investigative Reporter
Tom Warren
Investigations Correspondent
