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Scott Stedman

Investigative journalist, researcher, and founder of Forensic News.

Forensic News Goes on Indefinite Hiatus

It is time for a change of pace! I have loved the last six years of my professional life as a journalist. When I started writing as a 21-year-old at UC Irvine, I couldn’t have imagined that my journalism career would cover so much ground. My work kept Russian

World's Largest Cannabis Company Owes Millions to Entity Connected to Russian Oligarch Roman Abramovich

World's Largest Cannabis Company Owes Millions to Entity Connected to Russian Oligarch Roman Abramovich

Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich’s financial support of the world’s largest cannabis company is much greater than previously known and the company still owes one of his offshore entities a substantial sum, according to leaked documents. Forensic News exclusively reported this month that Abramovich had extended loans to Curaleaf’

Roman Abramovich Secretly Funded World’s Largest Marijuana Company

Roman Abramovich Secretly Funded World’s Largest Marijuana Company

An offshore company controlled by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich invested hundreds of millions of dollars into the U.S. marijuana industry and secretly funded top shareholders of the world’s largest cannabis company, leaked documents show. Abramovich, whose net worth is estimated at $9 billion, was sanctioned by the U.

Little-Known Cypriot Company Offered 'Military-Grade' Spyware

Little-Known Cypriot Company Offered 'Military-Grade' Spyware

A Cypriot-incorporated company with links to a United Arab Emirates (UAE) ruling family and the infamous Israeli private intelligence firm Black Cube marketed phone and computer hacking technology, according to a pitch deck exclusively obtained by Forensic News. AH Global Technologies is a “one-stop shop for governmental and law enforcement

Bye, Twitter

Since I began writing as a 21-year-old at UC Irvine, Twitter has provided me with a platform to share my work and engage with my readers. Twitter largely launched and sustained my career. But all good things come to an end. The acquisition of Twitter by an individual making enormously

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