Hannah Dreyer

Alan, murder me?

My name's Hannah Dreyer.

I'm an investigative reporter at The New York Times.

So much of my process is challenging my own assumptions and trying to uncover new information that often goes against what I thought I would find.

All of my reporting comes from going out, seeing something, and realizing, oh, that's actually the story.

And that reporting helps readers challenge their own assumptions and come to new conclusions for themselves.

This kind of journalism takes resources.

It takes a lot of time.

It takes a lot of reporting trips.

If you believe that that kind of work is important, you can support it by subscribing to The New York Times.

My name's Hannah Dreyer.

I'm an investigative reporter at The New York Times.

So much of my process is challenging my own assumptions and trying to uncover new information that often goes against what I thought I would find.

All of my reporting comes from going out, seeing something, and realizing, oh, that's actually the story.

And that reporting helps readers challenge their own assumptions and come to new conclusions for themselves.

This kind of journalism takes resources.

It takes a lot of time.

It takes a lot of reporting trips.

If you believe that that kind of work is important, you can support it by subscribing to The New York Times.