Erin Moriarty

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.

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.

Well, we all know, Emery, that we're not supposed to ever become part of a story. And I try really hard not to. But I've worked at 48 Hours for such a long time, and you spend so much time with people. It wasn't that I just reached out to touch her. She said to me that she was shaking. She's a 92-year-old woman.

Well, we all know, Emery, that we're not supposed to ever become part of a story. And I try really hard not to. But I've worked at 48 Hours for such a long time, and you spend so much time with people. It wasn't that I just reached out to touch her. She said to me that she was shaking. She's a 92-year-old woman.

Well, we all know, Emery, that we're not supposed to ever become part of a story. And I try really hard not to. But I've worked at 48 Hours for such a long time, and you spend so much time with people. It wasn't that I just reached out to touch her. She said to me that she was shaking. She's a 92-year-old woman.

who was going to her 13th parole hearing, was very worried that the man who killed her daughter could get out and hurt someone else. And I just put my hand on hers and she was shaking. And that it was just the right thing to do at that moment.

who was going to her 13th parole hearing, was very worried that the man who killed her daughter could get out and hurt someone else. And I just put my hand on hers and she was shaking. And that it was just the right thing to do at that moment.

who was going to her 13th parole hearing, was very worried that the man who killed her daughter could get out and hurt someone else. And I just put my hand on hers and she was shaking. And that it was just the right thing to do at that moment.

Well, I felt very blessed to be able to sit in there because we were not allowed to record any of it. But they did. Commissioners allowed me to sit in. And so, of course, I was dying of curiosity to get a sense of who Stephen Burns was. You know, there were other people that he had encountered during prison.

Well, I felt very blessed to be able to sit in there because we were not allowed to record any of it. But they did. Commissioners allowed me to sit in. And so, of course, I was dying of curiosity to get a sense of who Stephen Burns was. You know, there were other people that he had encountered during prison.

Well, I felt very blessed to be able to sit in there because we were not allowed to record any of it. But they did. Commissioners allowed me to sit in. And so, of course, I was dying of curiosity to get a sense of who Stephen Burns was. You know, there were other people that he had encountered during prison.

According to a complaint brought up at previous parole hearings, a couple of instructors said that he made them uncomfortable. Were they women, the instructors? Women, yes, both instructors. Sorry, both instructors were women. One, when she wouldn't allow him into a class that he wanted to get into, and another, when he did not think he got the grade he deserved. Mm-hmm.

According to a complaint brought up at previous parole hearings, a couple of instructors said that he made them uncomfortable. Were they women, the instructors? Women, yes, both instructors. Sorry, both instructors were women. One, when she wouldn't allow him into a class that he wanted to get into, and another, when he did not think he got the grade he deserved. Mm-hmm.

According to a complaint brought up at previous parole hearings, a couple of instructors said that he made them uncomfortable. Were they women, the instructors? Women, yes, both instructors. Sorry, both instructors were women. One, when she wouldn't allow him into a class that he wanted to get into, and another, when he did not think he got the grade he deserved. Mm-hmm.

And it wasn't so much that he said something to them, that wasn't the problem, but that the way he said it and the way he felt entitled, and I think you could hear it from the commissioner that the commissioners believe the same thing, that he just could not hear himself. He could not see his own behavior as troubling as it was. And so they found him unsuitable. It just, he has not...

And it wasn't so much that he said something to them, that wasn't the problem, but that the way he said it and the way he felt entitled, and I think you could hear it from the commissioner that the commissioners believe the same thing, that he just could not hear himself. He could not see his own behavior as troubling as it was. And so they found him unsuitable. It just, he has not...

And it wasn't so much that he said something to them, that wasn't the problem, but that the way he said it and the way he felt entitled, and I think you could hear it from the commissioner that the commissioners believe the same thing, that he just could not hear himself. He could not see his own behavior as troubling as it was. And so they found him unsuitable. It just, he has not...

acknowledged, accepted what he did back then. That's what the family is concerned about.

acknowledged, accepted what he did back then. That's what the family is concerned about.

acknowledged, accepted what he did back then. That's what the family is concerned about.