Mary Murphy Biography
Mary Murphy is a well-known American journalist who currently works as an investigative reporter for WPIX-TV based in New York City. Previously, in 1986, she was employed as her CBS 2 general correspondent. She spent her seven years there reporting her breaking news.
Mary Murphy Age
Mary Murphy was born on June 14th in Queens, New York, United States. However, she has not disclosed her actual year of birth to the public.
Mary Murphy Height
Mary is about 1.65 meters tall.
Mary Murphy Family
Mary was born in Queens, New York and was raised by her supportive parents. She is the proud daughter of Irish immigrants. Her late father James was from County Mayo and her mother Mary was from County Galway. Her parents met at Rockaway Beach and had previously settled in Woodside. Also, her father was a bus driver in New York City. Mary has her three brothers.
Mary Murphy Husband
She is happily married to her beloved husband, New York City Police Officer Tom Santino. He was a boxer in 1992. The couple have a handsome son.
Mary Murphy Salary
She earns a respectable salary of $67,116 per year. This is evident when you look at the salaries of WPIX investigative reporters.
Mary Murphy’s Net Worth
Mary has been able to amass a sizeable fortune working over the years and her estimated net worth is between $1 million and $5 million.
Mary Murphy Career
Mary spent all of her broadcasting career in her hometown. In March 2020, ZMary launched the “Faces of the Pandemic” blockbuster coverage as the COVID-19 crisis erupted in the United States, helping viewers understand the science behind the coronavirus. . Mary currently works as an investigative reporter for WPIX-TV based in New York City. She had been recruited as a general correspondent on her CBS 2 in 1986. She spent her seven years there reporting her breaking news.
In 1993, she broadcast live the One World Trade Center truck bombing. She later won an Emmy on CBS 2 for her coverage of the trial of John Gotti and Joel Steinberg. In 1993 Mary returned to WPIX where she was given the opportunity to speak as a presenter, produce documentaries and continue telling stories. In 1994, Mary interviewed the real people behind the Oscar-