Reporter (disambig)

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Reporter could refer to:

• Ngozi Badu, who works for Global News Interactive and reports on Richard Drucker.
• Brian, the news anchor who reports on Flight 195.
• Angela Bromstad, who works for KVAV5 News and reports on Jackie's death.
• Roxana Castillo, who works for the Odessa Register.
• Andrea Charles, who reports on the Patriot Act and human rights violations.
• Alistair Coles, who works for Global News Interactive and reports on Richard Drucker.
• Jesús Cortés, who writes a sensationalized article about people found dead at the Ruins of Copán.
• Mario Delolmo, who writes an article about mysterious deaths in Chiribiquete National Park.
• Oliver Dennison, who works for the New York Journal and writes about the Petrelli family.
• Bruce Evans, the newsperson who reports on Nathan Petrelli's shooting and recovery.
• The female reporter and male reporter who ask Claire about the carnival's events in Central Park.
• Christina Haberkern, a staff writer for the US Press who writes about Kaito's death.
• Bill Hooper, a newspaper reporter who writes about mysterious deaths.
• Travis Jackson, a reporter for the Costa Verde Telegraph.
• Layla Jesrani, who works for Global News Interactive and reports on Richard Drucker.
• Laura Lancaster, who works for KFVD 4 and reports on the train wreck.
• Marvin Mancia, who works for the Miami Bugle and the New York Chronicle.
• Jim McCann, a Washington, DC reporter who hassles Tracy about her resemblance to Niki.
• Ricardo Miñyaman, the author of an article about people with an oily, black substance in their eyes.
• Leticia Moreno, a newspaper journalist who reported on the destruction of the Cainan Police Department.
• A news commentator that reports about Nathan's shooting and how Claire learns about the event.
• A news reporter who reports on Matt's apparent suicide bombing in Washington, DC.
• Lyta Samson, a reviewer who writes positively about Chris Coolidge in The Village Voice.
• Steve, who interviews Nathan Petrelli about terrorism.
• Deke Taylor, who writes for The Journal.

See Also

• Newspaper -- for a list of newspapers