Chris Hansen

American television journalist

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October 12 2023 Made a guest appearance with Logan Paul at the KSI vs Tommy Fury final press conference to confront Dillon Danis about his 'predatory' behaviour towards model Nina Adgal.
2022 Chris Hansen launched 'Takedown with Chris Hansen', a streaming series on his TruBlu platform where he continues investigating online predators with greater creative freedom, including the ability to use profanity and collaborate more closely with local law enforcement.
November 13 2021 Hansen married his second wife, Gabrielle Gagnon.
July 2021 A warrant was issued for Hansen's arrest after he failed to appear in a Shiawassee County Courtroom in Michigan related to the October 2020 sting operation.
2020 Hansen and his first wife finalized their divorce.
2020 Made a brief cameo in episode 1 of the second season of Amazon series The Boys.
2020 Hansen co-founds TruBlu, a true crime-oriented streaming service, and produces and stars in the web series 'TakeDown with Chris Hansen'.
October 2020 Hansen was involved in a sting operation that would later lead to legal proceedings.
March 1 2020 Hansen's mother, Patricia Hansen, passed away.
January 2020 Jackson requested to dismiss the lawsuit charges, which was subsequently granted.
January 2020 Hansen visited James Jackson's home in an attempt to interview him, resulting in Jackson calling the police.
January 24 2020 A lawsuit filed by James Jackson against Hansen took place.
2019 Hansen began investigating claims of pedophilia and grooming against YouTube creator James Jackson (Onision).
October 9 2019 Chris Hansen launched his YouTube channel 'Have a Seat with Chris Hansen', featuring weekly podcasts and interviews with special guests.
January 2019 Hansen was reported to be evicted from his New York City apartment after failing to pay rent since August of the previous year.
January 2019 Hansen was arrested for paying for $13,000 worth of promotional items with a bad check during the Hansen vs. Predator project, after donors claimed they never received the promised memorabilia.
January 14 2019 Hansen turned himself in to police in Connecticut for allegedly bouncing checks for nearly $13,000 worth of promotional materials. He was charged with larceny.
2018 Mary Joan filed for divorce from Chris Hansen after nearly thirty years of marriage.
June 2018 Crime Watch Daily ended its run with Hansen as the host.
January 4 2017 Crime Watch Daily was renewed for a third season with Hansen as the host.
September 12 2016 Hansen premiered the first episode of Hansen vs. Predator, a revival of his previous To Catch a Predator series, on Crime Watch Daily.
August 22 2016 Chris Hansen was introduced as the new host of the syndicated news program Crime Watch Daily, beginning with its second-season premiere.
2015 Hansen replaces Matt Doran as host of the syndicated series 'Crime Watch Daily', which he hosts for two seasons and includes his own segment 'Hansen vs. Predator'.
2015 Chris Hansen launched a Kickstarter campaign for a new independent television show called Hansen vs. Predator, a spin-off of his original To Catch a Predator series. The campaign aimed to raise $400,000 but only managed to collect $89,000.
August 17 2015 Chris Hansen premiered his new show 'Killer Instinct' on Investigation Discovery, which focused on chronicling homicide cases. The initial season consisted of 10 episodes.
August 2013 NBC decided not to renew Chris Hansen's contract, concluding his 20-year association with the network and effectively ending his long-standing career with NBC.

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