Erin Moriarty

And Nina, Nina saw him as... You know, the sports, the athlete, she was an athlete. And so he was like a brother and she trusted him. And the girls felt so betrayed by the guy across the street that took away their big sister and changed their lives forever. Right. It was a betrayal to every person in that family.

And Nina, Nina saw him as... You know, the sports, the athlete, she was an athlete. And so he was like a brother and she trusted him. And the girls felt so betrayed by the guy across the street that took away their big sister and changed their lives forever. Right. It was a betrayal to every person in that family.

And Nina, Nina saw him as... You know, the sports, the athlete, she was an athlete. And so he was like a brother and she trusted him. And the girls felt so betrayed by the guy across the street that took away their big sister and changed their lives forever. Right. It was a betrayal to every person in that family.

Again, that was eye opening to me, too. Just how much this one act affected this family forever. Harriet with her victims group where she helped change the loss and still goes to work every day at age 92. Right.

Again, that was eye opening to me, too. Just how much this one act affected this family forever. Harriet with her victims group where she helped change the loss and still goes to work every day at age 92. Right.

Again, that was eye opening to me, too. Just how much this one act affected this family forever. Harriet with her victims group where she helped change the loss and still goes to work every day at age 92. Right.

And then you have Nina, who had to testify by herself, and that because of that awful experience, became a prosecutor, focusing on victims of abuse so that other people don't have to go through that. And then Regina, who, remembering that her sister died in a hospital, became a nurse. So...

And then you have Nina, who had to testify by herself, and that because of that awful experience, became a prosecutor, focusing on victims of abuse so that other people don't have to go through that. And then Regina, who, remembering that her sister died in a hospital, became a nurse. So...

And then you have Nina, who had to testify by herself, and that because of that awful experience, became a prosecutor, focusing on victims of abuse so that other people don't have to go through that. And then Regina, who, remembering that her sister died in a hospital, became a nurse. So...

It was an awful thing that this family went through, but every member of that family made their tragedy better for other people.

It was an awful thing that this family went through, but every member of that family made their tragedy better for other people.

It was an awful thing that this family went through, but every member of that family made their tragedy better for other people.

Anne-Marie, I'm just like you. People say, how can you deal with this after all these years, Erin? And I go, because I don't think about the horror. I think about the heroes.

Anne-Marie, I'm just like you. People say, how can you deal with this after all these years, Erin? And I go, because I don't think about the horror. I think about the heroes.

Anne-Marie, I'm just like you. People say, how can you deal with this after all these years, Erin? And I go, because I don't think about the horror. I think about the heroes.

I've seen a lot of stuff over 30 years, you know, some very despicable crime and things that are kind of tough to wrap your head around. And this ranks right up there in the pantheon of Rhode Island fraudsters.

I've seen a lot of stuff over 30 years, you know, some very despicable crime and things that are kind of tough to wrap your head around. And this ranks right up there in the pantheon of Rhode Island fraudsters.

I've seen a lot of stuff over 30 years, you know, some very despicable crime and things that are kind of tough to wrap your head around. And this ranks right up there in the pantheon of Rhode Island fraudsters.

How many parole hearings have you attended? Number 13. You've been at every single one of these? Yes, every single one. As Steve Burns heads into his 13th parole hearing, what are you thinking?

How many parole hearings have you attended? Number 13. You've been at every single one of these? Yes, every single one. As Steve Burns heads into his 13th parole hearing, what are you thinking?