Ron Chew is a Chinese American and worked as a reporter in Seattle's International District. He covered the brutal Wah Mee murders on Feb. 19, 1983 and talks about how coverage of that crime teaches important lessons for journalists working today. He also talks about writing: what makes it powerful and what doesn't.
Ron Chew is a Chinese American and worked as a reporter in Seattle's International District. He covered the brutal Wah Mee murders on Feb. 19, 1983 and talks about how coverage of that crime teaches important lessons for journalists working today. He also talks about writing: what makes it powerful and what doesn't.