Lis Wiehl

Lis Werhl worked as a reporter for NBC News and National Public Radio's All Things Considered. Her previous work was with NBC News as a journalist and for National Public Radio's All Things Considered. Her top-selling New York Times books include Hunting Charles Manson, The Quest for Justice. Lis Wiehl is an Washington born native. West Valley High School, Yakima was where she earned her certificate. She received her degree from Barnard College Columbia University with an undergraduate diploma in 1983. She received an MA in English literature from Queensland University, Australia in 1985. Harvard Law School granted her her doctorate in 1988. Lis Wehl turns 60 when she is 60 years old. She is 6' tall and weighs in at 78 pounds. Lis Wiehl taught law at the Washington School of Law, Seattle from 1995 until 2001. She was part of the Trial Advocacy Program and received numerous national awards throughout her career. When she was at Washington University she moved into the field of journalism, working as a legal analyst, and reporter on NBC News and NPR's All Things Considered. Due to her exceptional work, Wiehl soon gained prominence as a journalist and commentator. Wiehl was a journalist who worked working for NBC News as well as All Things Considered at National Public Radio was hired by Fox News Channel in the role of legal expert. The station was the NBC News network for more than 15 years. While at FNC she was a reporter and interviewed by CNN NPR and a few other major media outlets.