Janelle Griffith is a National Reporter at NBC News. She covers critical topics related to race and policing, as well as health and wellness, crime and justice, and family relationships, often intersecting these themes in her reporting. Janelle's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, including CNBC, People Magazine, and NBC New York.
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Janelle Griffith's coverage predominantly focuses on crime, legal policy regulation, and evolving stories. She also covers entertainment news to some extent. Given this, she is likely to be interested in receiving pitches related to breaking news or evolving stories within the crime and civil rights spheres.
Additionally, Janelle has shown an interest in covering lawsuits and police misconduct cases. Therefore, she may be receptive to pitches that involve expert commentary or perspectives on ongoing legal battles concerning these topics.
Considering her focus on tragic events and government announcements related to such incidents, providing insights into the societal impact of such events could make for compelling pitch angles.
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NEED TO KNOW Nolan Xavier Wells was last seen around 3 p.m. Saturday, July 4 on Horn Island, Miss., where he had gone on a boat trip with friends
By: Janelle Griffith
NEED TO KNOW Gary Siders Jr., 36, Gary Siders Sr., 73, Elizabeth Siders, 33, and Christina Siders, 67, were each charged with second-degree
By: Janelle Griffith
Nolan Xavier Wells, 18, was last seen on Horn Island in Mississippi on the Fourth of July
By: Janelle Griffith
NEED TO KNOW Nolan Xavier Wells, 18, was found dead two days after going on a July 4 trip with friends to Horn Island, off the coast of Mississippi
By: Janelle Griffith
Attorney Ben Crump has publicly questioned the investigation and claimed witnesses gave conflicting accounts of Nolan Wells’ plans before he disappeared
A body found on Horn Island has been identified as missing Mississippi teen Nolan Wells, but investigators say many questions remain about what happened before his death.
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By: Janelle Griffith
Elizabeth Siders' attorney is pushing back after officials alleged her 16 children lived in squalid conditions, saying she does not fit the description of "pure evil"
By: Janelle Griffith
NEED TO KNOW Nolan Wells was last seen Saturday afternoon on Horn Island, off the coast of Mississippi, where he had traveled by boat with friends to celebrate the holiday
By: Janelle Griffith
“We have to close the gap between when his friends said goodbye ... to the time he went into the water,” one official told PEOPLE of Nolan Wells
By: Janelle Griffith
Janelle Griffith NEED TO KNOW Nolan Wells' coaches are remembering the teen as a student-athlete who worked hard and went out of his way to make “other people feel good and accepted”
