36th season on the CBS Television Network

ON AIR:

Saturdays (10:00-11:00 PM, ET)

ORIGINATION:

New York

FORMAT:

48 HOURS is one of the most successful law and justice programs in television history. The enduring appeal of the program is based on original reporting and impact journalism. 48 HOURS has helped exonerate the wrongly convicted, helped solve cold cases and is committed to investigating the most intriguing and compelling true crime cases. 48 HOURS has been recognized with multiple Peabodys, Emmys®, RTNDA Edward R. Murrow Awards and the Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award.

PREMIERE:

Jan. 19, 1988

CORRESPONDENTS:

CONTRIBUTING CORRESPONDENTS:

Erin Moriarty, Peter Van Sant, Natalie Morales

Jim Axelrod, David Begnaud, Jericka Duncan, Michelle Miller, Tracy Smith, Jonathan Vigliotti

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER:

Judy Tygard

EXECUTIVE STORY EDITOR:

Nancy Kramer

SENIOR BROADCAST PRODUCER:

Anthony Batson

SENIOR PRODUCERS:

COORDINATING PRODUCERS:

Lourdes Aguiar, Patti Aronofsky, Peter Schweitzer

Sara Ely Hulse, Alicia Tejada

PRODUCERS:

Asena Basak, Ruth Chenetz, Liza Finley, Marie Hegwood, Paul LaRosa, Susan Mallie, Gayane Mendez, Christine Ritzen, Judy Rybak, Betsy Shuller, Stephanie Slifer, Marcelena Spencer, Charles Stevenson, James Stolz, Mead Stone, Murray Weiss, Josh Yager

DEVELOPMENT PRODUCERS:

Ryan Smith, Elena DiFiore, David Dow, Michelle Fanucci, Greg Fisher, Marc Goldbaum, Stephen A. McCain, Michelle Sigona, Cindy Cesare, Tamara Weitzman

DIRECTOR:

Matt DeVoe

Richard Huff

huffr@cbsnews.com