Glen Meek
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Glen Meek

Glen Meek is a former TV investigative reporter and current part-time private investigator. For more than thirty years as a journalist, he covered the sometimes mean -- but always interesting -- streets of Las Vegas. From the devastating PEPCON explosion in 1988 to the mass murder of October 1, 2017, Glen has been a professional eyewitness to Las Vegas history. During that time, he was honored with ten Emmy awards from the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences/Pacific Southwest Chapter. Although journalism was his first career, Glen also spent more than seven years as a staff investigator for the Federal Public Defender of Nevada. This experience, working inside the justice system, was a remarkable hands-on education in how criminal cases are charged, prosecuted and defended. Though he no longer works for the Federal Public Defender, Glen still investigates criminal cases on behalf of defense attorneys as a registered employee of two private investigation firms in Las Vegas. Glen's first book, "Wrong Numbers", written with Dennis N. Griffin, is the product of his combined journalistic/investigative education and experience. It is the culmination of years of collecting facts, interviewing witnesses, and reviewing evidence about perhaps the most interesting -- and most mysterious --case Glen covered in three decades as an investigative reporter.
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