Lis Wiehl

Lis Werhl worked as a reporter for NBC News as well as The All Things Considered show of the National Public Radio. She worked as a correspondent for NBC News, and National Public Radio's All Things Considered. She's written 18 best-selling books, including Hunting Charles Manson : The Quest for Justice. Lis Werhl was a native of Yakima. West Valley High School is situated in Yakima. She completed her studies at Barnard College Columbia University with a bachelor's diploma in 1983. She was awarded her post-graduate MA in Literature from Queensland University in 1985. She received her doctorate from Harvard Law School in 1987. Lis Wehl is 60 as she turns 60. She's 6' tall, and she weighs about 78 kilograms. Lis Washl, a former law professor of the Washington School of Law Seattle in Seattle was active between 1995 and 2001. Her name was awarded national acclaim for her participation with the Trial Advocacy Program. Her career began as a journalist in Washington University as a reporter as well as a legal analyst for NBC News, and NPR's All Things Considered. A pundit, she quickly gained a reputation for her outstanding performance. Wiehl began her career at Fox News Channel as a journalist and legal expert after being employed at National Public Radio's All Things Considered and NBC News. She was employed by the NBC News network for more than 15 years. The interviewer was reported on CNN NPR, and other media outlets throughout her time at FNC.