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News anchor Annalisa Klebers says she was bullied by bosses to point of psychotic break
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0:51Now PlayingShe was the “sunshine” of her office — until she asked for equal pay.
A News12 anchor claims her simple claim for equity resulted in such harsh blowback from her network that she had a psychotic break and ended up on suicide watch.
Annalisa Klebers, an award-winning journalist who anchored the morning news for Altice USA-owned News12 stations in Connecticut and New Jersey, said the sudden change in her boss’ demeanor came after she asked about a new contract with better pay than the $71,000 she’d been getting.
What resulted, she claims, was months of being “gaslit” by supervisors, excluded from meetings, and having more and demeaning work piled on her — including fixing her co-anchor’s typos.
“What management did to me changed my life forever. I almost lost my life. My children came very close to almost losing their mother,” she told The Post. “I felt like my whole world was caving in.”
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