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Christopher Edward Hansen is an American television presenter, journalist, and YouTube personality. During his tenure as a correspondent for Dateline NBC, he hosted the program's segment To Catch a Predator (2004–2007), which revolved around catching potential Internet predators using a sting operation. When the segment's three-year run concluded, Hansen continued to host shows on other networks w…
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HuffPost: Chris Hansen Questions ‘Hollywood’s Motive’ Over Robert Pattinson’s ‘To Catch A Predator’ Film
Just Jared: Chris Hansen Reveals Who He Would Cast to Play Him in ‘Primetime’ Instead of Robert Pattinson
AOL: Chris Hansen reveals who he would have wanted to play him in Primetime instead of Robert Pattinson
Yahoo: ‘Sort of Silly’: Chris Hansen Gives Honest Reaction to Robert Pattinson’s Primetime Movie
BroBible: Chris Hansen Reacts To Robert Pattinson’s Instantly-Viral Portrayal Of Him In ‘Primetime’
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Dexerto: Chris Hansen banned from Roblox live at CrimeCon during child safety demo with Schlep
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Public attention spiked: 53,206 Wikipedia readers in one day, 24.2× the usual 2,197, with 4 article edits. Editors noted: To Catch a Predator formatting per WP:ITHAT
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Lead Stories rated the claim “Joe Biden caught in sting by Dateline's Chris Hansen on To Catch A Predator” Video Mashup.
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With the series Takedown with Chris Hansen on his streaming service TruBlu, which once more finds him investigating and interviewing online predators
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Hansen married his second wife, Gabrielle Gagnon
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Snopes.com rated the claim “In July 2021, a warrant was issued for the arrest of Chris Hansen in Michigan.” Outdated.
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His mother, Patricia Hansen, died on March 1, 2020.
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For which he produced and starred in the web series Takedown with Chris Hansen
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Hansen started a YouTube channel under the name Have a Seat with Chris Hansen, featuring weekly podcasts tackling different topics and interviews with special guests
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For allegedly bouncing checks for nearly $13,000 worth of promotional materials, according to Stamford Police
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This channel investigated claims of pedophilia and grooming against YouTube creator James Jackson, commonly known as Onision
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After nearly thirty years of marriage, and the couple divorced in 2020
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Crime Watch Daily was renewed for a third season
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Hansen was introduced as the new host of the syndicated news program Crime Watch Daily beginning with its second-season premiere on September 12
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Hansen appeared as himself in an episode of the television show Black-ish, and had a cameo appearance in The Boys episode "The Big Ride" in 2020
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The KidSafe Foundation honored Hansen with their Child Advocate of the year award, for raising awareness among the dangers of online child predators
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Hansen appeared on the hidden camera prank show Fameless, where a victim is pranked into thinking he has been mistaken for an online predator by being catfished and is confronted by Hansen himself
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Hansen planned a new independent television show called Hansen vs
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Hansen hosted Killer Instinct, a show on Investigation Discovery chronicling homicide cases
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Began hosting Killer Instinct on Investigation Discovery in 2015, a short-lived series that documented homicide investigations
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Hansen voiced himself in an episode of The Simpsons titled "Loan-a Lisa"
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Hansen was parodied in an episode of The Boondocks titled "A Date with the Booty Warrior"
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Hansen appeared on the BET news series American Gangster
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Hansen appeared as himself in the sitcom 30 Rock, in the episode "The Break-Up"
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Was hired as an investigative reporter and anchor at WDIV in Detroit
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Hansen became a reporter for NBC affiliate WILX in Lansing, Michigan during his senior year at Michigan State University
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Born 1959-09-13.
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And grew up in West Bloomfield Township and Birmingham, Michigan
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