Kerrie Droban

Droban is a lawyer and an award-winning author of several best-selling true crime books and memoir, one of which (Vagos, Mongols & Outlaws) was made into a television series called "Gangland Undercover" initially produced by the History Channel and renewed for a second season by A&E. Two of her books won the USA News National Book Award for best true crime and best memoir. She studied playwriting with Edward Albee at Emerson College, is a graduate of Union College, The Johns Hopkins University Writing Seminars, and The University of Arizona where she earned her Masters, Masters of Fine Arts degree and Juris Doctorate. Droban has written articles for TIME magazine and has narrated multiple national television shows including CNBC's American Greed, "A Widow's Web." "A & E's "Gangland" "Behind Enemy Lines", the American Hero's Channel, "Codes and Conspiracies," Investigation ID, Discovery Channel's "Deadly Devotion,""Fatal Vows," and Grave Mysteries, and in episodes of the series, "Deep Undercover," (Netflix) "Homicide City Philadelphia," and HLN's "Vengeance Killer Millionaires."