Roberts has contributed to various CBS News programs, including "CBS This Morning," "CBS Evening News," and "CBS News Sunday Morning." In December 1998, he joined the investigative news program "48 Hours"—now known as "48 Hours Mystery"—where he continues to serve as a correspondent. In one of his notable assignments, he conducted an exclusive interview with Robert Chambers, known as the "Preppy Killer," and also reported on Andrew Luster, the Max Factor heir convicted of multiple assaults.
Troy Roberts received an Emmy Award for his coverage of the Centennial Olympic Park bombing during the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta. His distinguished work in investigative journalism has earned him praise and recognition within the industry.
Roberts maintains a relatively private personal life, with no public information available regarding his marital status or romantic relationships. He has an athletic build, black hair, and is known for his professional demeanor. He identifies as multiracial and proudly holds American nationality.
Roberts is active on social media platforms, including LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter, where he engages with viewers and shares updates on his journalistic work.
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