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Beth Tribolet is a writer, producer and media strategist who draws on her experience as an award-winning network TV producer and investigative journalist.

ABC Network News, New York, NY 2007 – 2010Senior Producer, Law & Justice UnitManaged specialized reporting team of lawyers and veteran producers that focused on legal stories of national significance. Produced pieces for 20/20, Nightline, World News and Good Morning America. Multiple Emmy awards and nominations. Reel: https://www.filesanywhere.com/fs/v.aspx?v=8a71668a58626ea86f9f

Promoted through a series of progressively more advanced positions to Anchor Producer for Senior National Correspondent, Jim Avila, when he anchored Saturday World News Tonight in 2006; Coordinating Producer for special projects such as coverage of President Gerald Ford's funeral in Palm Springs, California, in 2006, and the criminal trial of Michael Jackson in Santa Maria, California, in 2005. As a General Assignment/ Field Producer, I covered major legal stories, government & law enforcement, floods, wildfires and other breaking news in 14 western states. I was also the Entertainment Beat producer for Brian Rooney covering the film and tv industry.As Investigative Producer working for the ABC News political and investigative teams, I covered 9/11, the kidnapping of Elizabeth Smart; the Scott Peterson trial, the federal trial of the Millennium Bomber, Ahmed Ressam, the death of Chandra Levy, and the showdown in Florida following the 2000 presidential election. Terrorism investigations - specifics:Covered the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 attacks from Portland, Maine, where Mohammed Atta boarded his deadly flight; ABC News liaison with one of Osama bin Laden's former drivers prior to his only national TV interview; investigated John Walker Lindh's recruitment to fundamentalist Islam in Marin County, CA; Interviewed the brother of 9/11 architect Abu Zubaydah who was held in a Multnomah County, Oregon, jail after the attacks.