Investigation Discovery Chief Henry Schleiff to Retire After 40 Years in Cable (EXCLUSIVE)

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Henry Schleiff, a longtime Discovery executive who helped to lead Investigation Discovery as one of the early pioneers of the true-crime space, is set to step down. Schleiff will end a 40-year career as cable TV executive, though he is not fully retiring; Schleiff will move over to producing with a first-look deal with Discovery.Since 2015, Schleiff has served as group president of Discovery’s Travel Channel, Investigation Discovery, American Heroes Channel and Destination America.

Henry Schleiff, who has worked in cable television for more than 40 years, is retiring from Investigation Discovery.

Cynthia Littleton Business EditorHenry Schleiff, the programming executive who built Investigation Discovery into a true-crime cable juggernaut, is set to step down from his Discovery post after more than a decade at the company and 40 years in the cable TV business.Kevin Bennett is also stepping down as general manager of Investigation Discovery.