Lis Wiehl

Lis Wiehl, a legal analyst in the United States and an author of non-fiction and fiction works she is well-known for her writing. She was previously a reporter for NBC News and National Public Radio's All Things Considered. Her most popular book is the New York Times author of 18 books which include Hunting Charles Manson: The Quest for Justice. Lis Wiehl is an Washington resident. West Valley High School in Yakima gave her an honorary degree. Barnard College Columbia University awarded her with a bachelor's degree in 1984. She graduated with a MA in literature from Queensland University, Australia in 1985. She received her doctorate from Harvard Law School in 1987. Lis was birthed in August of 1961. She is expected to turn 60 in 2023. She is 6' tall and weighs 78kg. Lis Washl served as a Seattle Law professor between 1995 until 2002. She received national recognition for her participation as a member of the Trial Advocacy Program. She was a reporter and analyst at NBC News for All Things Considered as well as NPR as she attended Washington University. She quickly rose to prominence in the field of pundits due to her outstanding performances. Wiehl was a journalist, legal expert, and legal advisor at Fox News Channel. She had previously been a contributor to NBC News' All Things Considered for National Public Radio. She worked at the news channel for over fifteen years. At FNC, she was interviewed for interviews by CNN NPR as well as some large media outlets.