Tanya Eiserer is an investigative reporter at WFAA. With a focus on crime and criminal justice, she brings her extensive experience to cover topics related to health and wellness, particularly in the context of Texas and Dallas. Tanya's work has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo Finance, KVUE MEDIA, and FOX West Texas.
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Tanya Eiserer's coverage is highly focused on local legal and political issues, with a particular emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories in the Texas area. She often covers government announcements, legal policy regulations, and regularly reports on topics such as property disputes, cold cases, whistleblower lawsuits, drug trafficking, Ponzi schemes among others.
Given her extensive focus on local legal matters in Texas including but not limited to property disputes and criminal cases involving fraud or abuse of vulnerable individuals; reaching out with expertise in law enforcement practices or advocacy for victims' rights could be beneficial. Additionally providing insights into public policy initiatives or legislative developments at the state level would also be relevant to her reporting.
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Guyger was convicted of murdering Botham Jean in his home in 2018 and sentenced to 10 years in prison.
By: Tanya Eiserer
The issues surrounding boarding homes made headlines this spring following the arrest of Regla Becquer, who ran homes in Tarrant County.
By: Tanya Eiserer
Four of the 12 jurors who sat on the jury talked to WFAA about how they reached their guilty verdict of drug trafficking and money laundering.
By: Tanya Eiserer
As family voices suspicions, an Arlington boarding home operator now faces murder charges in Kelly Pankratz's death.
By: Tanya Eiserer
She spent her life taking care of other people's children. When dementia took hold in 2021, a doctor concluded she was mentally incapacitated and unable to care for herself. As a result, she needed to be taken care of by others.
By: Tanya Eiserer
According to an arrest warrant, Carranza took her to an Irving motel, where he rented a room and showed her pornographic videos before assaulting her. He then returned her to the warehouse.
By: Tanya Eiserer
Officials believe whoever sent the postcards was attempting to cause trouble rather than doing it for financial gain.
By: Tanya Eiserer
Police sources said Dallas officers responded around 4:40 a.m. to a burglary report at his home on Lennox Lane in Preston Hollow.
By: Ryan Osborne
The incident happened at the Stars player's Dallas home on Nov. 29, the same night Seguin was playing a home game at the American Airlines Center.
By: Tanya Eiserer
DALLAS — Police responded to a reported break-in at Dallas Mavericks legend Dirk Nowitzki's mansion early Monday, but officers later determined it was a false alarm, police sources told WFAA.
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