Mitch Weiss, deputy business editor at The Charlotte Observer and a winner of the 2004 Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting, has been named Associated Press correspondent in Charlotte, according to an AP story.
The appointment was announced Wednesday by Sue Price Wilson, bureau chief for North Carolina and South Carolina.
“The project detailed how the government spent years investigating the Tiger Force atrocities, substantiating more than 20 war crimes involving 18 soldiers, but then buried the case in 1975. No one was prosecuted.
“Prior to his time at The Blade, Weiss was an AP reporter based in Columbus, Ohio, and later correspondent in Toledo.”
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