Erin Moriarty

Well, every state is different, but what happens is at a parole hearing, the commissioners don't just decide whether you are suitable or unsuitable for parole. They also decide... how much time they're going to give you to clean up your act. And so it could be two years. It could be five years. And that's what happened.

And so the Salernos, I mean, they didn't have to come back each time, but they did come back every single time.

And so the Salernos, I mean, they didn't have to come back each time, but they did come back every single time.

And so the Salernos, I mean, they didn't have to come back each time, but they did come back every single time.

So, of course, we asked Stephen Burns to speak with us. And I was hopeful he might, but he did not. What he did instead was suggest that we talk to Kevin Anderson. And Kevin Anderson did give us a lot of insight into Stephen Burns. And when I first met him, which was right before the 13th parole hearing, he said that he had worked with him while he was still in prison.

So, of course, we asked Stephen Burns to speak with us. And I was hopeful he might, but he did not. What he did instead was suggest that we talk to Kevin Anderson. And Kevin Anderson did give us a lot of insight into Stephen Burns. And when I first met him, which was right before the 13th parole hearing, he said that he had worked with him while he was still in prison.

So, of course, we asked Stephen Burns to speak with us. And I was hopeful he might, but he did not. What he did instead was suggest that we talk to Kevin Anderson. And Kevin Anderson did give us a lot of insight into Stephen Burns. And when I first met him, which was right before the 13th parole hearing, he said that he had worked with him while he was still in prison.

He had gotten out on parole and thought that Stephen Burns had finally come to accept the behaviors that had led to the shooting. He even described what Stephen had told him about how he had looked at Katina and seeing the fear in her eyes. And another big question in this, which is almost as troubling as the fact that he shot his girlfriend, she didn't die immediately. He didn't call 911.

He had gotten out on parole and thought that Stephen Burns had finally come to accept the behaviors that had led to the shooting. He even described what Stephen had told him about how he had looked at Katina and seeing the fear in her eyes. And another big question in this, which is almost as troubling as the fact that he shot his girlfriend, she didn't die immediately. He didn't call 911.

He had gotten out on parole and thought that Stephen Burns had finally come to accept the behaviors that had led to the shooting. He even described what Stephen had told him about how he had looked at Katina and seeing the fear in her eyes. And another big question in this, which is almost as troubling as the fact that he shot his girlfriend, she didn't die immediately. He didn't call 911.

So it wasn't just that he shot her, he let her die. He goes back to his dorm and starts watching Monday night football and never says a word. When I talked to Les, Les said he didn't even look nervous. So Kevin Anderson said to us, this time he actually admitted what a coward he had been. So Kevin thought...

So it wasn't just that he shot her, he let her die. He goes back to his dorm and starts watching Monday night football and never says a word. When I talked to Les, Les said he didn't even look nervous. So Kevin Anderson said to us, this time he actually admitted what a coward he had been. So Kevin thought...

So it wasn't just that he shot her, he let her die. He goes back to his dorm and starts watching Monday night football and never says a word. When I talked to Les, Les said he didn't even look nervous. So Kevin Anderson said to us, this time he actually admitted what a coward he had been. So Kevin thought...

This is what he's going to tell the parole board, this 13th parole board, and that he's finally going to admit to the behaviors that led to him thinking it was okay to kill his girlfriend if she didn't want to be with him anymore. But he didn't. No, he did not. So how does Kevin feel about him now? I've got to give a lot of credit to Kevin Anderson.

This is what he's going to tell the parole board, this 13th parole board, and that he's finally going to admit to the behaviors that led to him thinking it was okay to kill his girlfriend if she didn't want to be with him anymore. But he didn't. No, he did not. So how does Kevin feel about him now? I've got to give a lot of credit to Kevin Anderson.

This is what he's going to tell the parole board, this 13th parole board, and that he's finally going to admit to the behaviors that led to him thinking it was okay to kill his girlfriend if she didn't want to be with him anymore. But he didn't. No, he did not. So how does Kevin feel about him now? I've got to give a lot of credit to Kevin Anderson.

I was very impressed with him because when he read this, the transcript from that 13th parole hearing, he was shocked. And so he wrote Liza Finley, who was the producer of this show. And God bless him. He said, oh my gosh, I was wrong. This guy is not ready for parole. Can you believe this? You know, Kevin Anderson said. And so

I was very impressed with him because when he read this, the transcript from that 13th parole hearing, he was shocked. And so he wrote Liza Finley, who was the producer of this show. And God bless him. He said, oh my gosh, I was wrong. This guy is not ready for parole. Can you believe this? You know, Kevin Anderson said. And so

I was very impressed with him because when he read this, the transcript from that 13th parole hearing, he was shocked. And so he wrote Liza Finley, who was the producer of this show. And God bless him. He said, oh my gosh, I was wrong. This guy is not ready for parole. Can you believe this? You know, Kevin Anderson said. And so

I had to be back in San Francisco anyway, which is where Kevin Anderson is, and I went back to have him explain. And he's the one who said to me, you know, he might never shoot someone again, but he has not come to terms with his controlling behavior, and he could still hurt somebody without killing them. He could still cause damage.