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NBC’s Tamron Hall says her work on ‘Deadline Crime’ is motivated by her sister’s murder

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FILE -- In this file photo provided by Discovery, from left, Henry Schleiff, Group President, Tamron Hall, host of Deadline: Crime with Tamron Hall, Sharon Scott, Executive Vice President of NBC News\' Peacock Productions, and Alicia Kozakiewica, Internet Safety & Awareness Advocate and Founder of the Alicia Project, speak during the Discovery Communications TCA Panel, Thursday, Jan. 9, 2014, at The Langham Hotel in Pasadena, Calif. NBC\'s Hall says her work on the series "Deadline Crime" is partly motivated by the feeling that she failed her sister, who was murdered in 2004. Hall\'s crime series begins its second season on the Investigation Discovery network this spring. (AP Photo/Discovery, Bret Hartman, File)

PASADENA, Calif. – NBC’s Tamron Hall says her work on the series “Deadline Crime” is partly motivated by the feeling that she failed her sister, who was murdered in 2004.

Hall’s crime series begins its second season on the Investigation Discovery network this spring. Hall hasn’t talked about her own family’s story as part of the series but opened up about her regrets Thursday at a news conference.

Hall said she could see her sister was a victim of domestic violence, but she didn’t know what to say.

Hall says having gone through something similar has helped her interview people who have lost loved ones to crime.

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