Beth Warren

Beth Warren is an award-winning investigative journalist and has two decades of experience covering the criminal justice system.

Warren began her career at The Tennessean, where she first weathered death threats while exposing the damage levied on victims and communities by gangs, drugs and youth violence.

She went on to work at The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, where she was part of a team that was a finalist for a Pulitzer Prize for a series of watchdog stories examining systemic failures that enabled an inmate at the local courthouse to escape and kill a judge, court stenographer, deputy and federal agent. Her reporting also led to the release of a Haitian native jailed for a murder he didn't commit.

Warren most recently worked on the investigative team at The Commercial-Appeal in Memphis, where she wrote about judges, child protective workers and law enforcement.