Greta Van Susteren

Greta Van Susteren was a renowned American TV show host and conservative news anchor for Fox News. She was a prominent figure in the TV industry and a role model to many people. Van Susteren had a successful career in both CNN and Fox News and her show "On The Record with Greta Van Susteren" was rated the most-watched cable news program in the 10pm slot, which shows her amazing achievements in the industry.

Van Susteren was born on June 11, 1954, in Appleton, Wisconsin. She was the daughter of a Dutch father and a Greek mother. She graduated from the University of Wisconsin in 1976 with a degree in economics. Van Susteren had a passion for law which led her to attend the Georgetown University Law Center in Washington D.C. She graduated from law school and practiced law for a short period before starting her career as a journalist.

Before becoming famous, Van Susteren worked as an anchor and reporter in several local stations across the United States. She made her mark in TV news as an on-air legal analyst for CNN during O.J. Simpson's 1994 murder trial, which led to her gaining national attention. She became the target of a bidding war between CNN and Fox, and eventually joined Fox where she covered high-profile trials, such as those of Scott Peterson and Michael Jackson, and the Virginia Tech massacre.

Van Susteren was known for her personality traits such as hardworking, determination, and resilience. She had a deep sense of responsibility and was always willing to go the extra mile to deliver amazing job. Her attitude towards her work was highly professional, and she wanted to bring the truth to the forefront. Her values were built on fairness, truthfulness, and integrity, which is why she was so respected and loved by her fans.

Van Susteren was married to John P. Coale, a Washington attorney, in 1979. They had no children, but they were a loving couple. Her sister Lise Van Susteren was a well-known psychologist in Washington, D.C. She was close to her family and friends and enjoyed spending time with them in her free time.

Van Susteren had many friends and colleagues in the industry, including Paula Zahn, who jumped from Fox to CNN at the same time as Van Susteren joined Fox News. Her work and presence on TV screen were admired by many fans, and she will always remain an inspiration to all people who pursue their dreams with passion and hard work.