Lis Wiehl

Lis Werhl was a correspondent for NBC News as well as The All Things Considered show of the National Public Radio. She previously worked for NBC News as a journalist and for National Public Radio's All Things Considered. New York Times best-selling author she has released 18 books. One of them can be described as Hunting Charles Manson. Lis Wiehl was raised in the Washington city of Yakima. West Valley High School is situated in Yakima. Barnard College Columbia University, where she received her bachelor's in 1983. She was awarded her post-graduate MA in Literature from Queensland University in 1985. Her doctorate was awarded by Harvard Law School in 1987. Lis Wiehl, who was born August 19, 1961 is expected to be 60 by 2023. She is 6'6" tall and she weighs at 78 kilograms. Lis Washl was a former professor of law at the Washington School of Law Seattle in Seattle was active from 1995-2001. Her name was awarded national acclaim as a result of her involvement as a member of the Trial Advocacy Program. When she attended Washington University, she began working as a journalist and legal analyst with NBC News. She was a journalist and pundit who quickly became known for her excellent work. Wiehl is a former journalist working for NBC News as well as All Things Considered at National Public Radio was hired by Fox News Channel in the job of a legal expert. She worked for the company for 15 years. During her time at FNC she reported and was interviewed by CNN NPR and a few other major media outlets.