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One would think that being an attorney and a prominent TV news correspondent with a focus on crime would be a good excuse to get out of jury duty. That was not the case for CBS News “48 Hours” correspondent Erin Moriarty, who was selected to be on the jury of an identity theft case, set to begin tomorrow in New York. The case could last upwards of six days, which CBS says could impact her day job, where she often covers court cases for the primetime newsmagazine.
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> NBC Nightly News correspondent Mara Schiavocampo reports from Japan and India for The Oprah Winfrey Show's "Beauty Secrets From Around the World" series. > Erin Moriarty reports for 48 Hours Mystery this week about unsolved murder... Read Post

CBS "48 Hours" reporter Erin Moriarty began reporting on the Texas murder of four teenage girls 18 years ago. This weekend she continues her reporting on what she tells us is "the most horrific crime I've ever worked on, that you've... Read Post

And now there are three: the new book Death Of A Dream, out March 25, is the third true-crime book based on a CBS 48 Hours Mystery broadcast. Written by correspondent Erin Moriarty and producer Paul LaRosa, Death tells... Read Post