Erin Moriarty

Did he happen to mention that she had broken up with him? And he goes, no. He said, I saw more pictures than I'd ever seen. And also, I was struck by the fact that Les had told us that he had been watching Monday Night Football when Stephen came back. But Stephen told the police he had been there all night. So that gives you a real sense right away from the beginning who Stephen Burns was.

Did he happen to mention that she had broken up with him? And he goes, no. He said, I saw more pictures than I'd ever seen. And also, I was struck by the fact that Les had told us that he had been watching Monday Night Football when Stephen came back. But Stephen told the police he had been there all night. So that gives you a real sense right away from the beginning who Stephen Burns was.

Right, but Emery, there is something really special. Even though she never got a chance to live her life, she lives on in these people's lives. What was so interesting to me is they hadn't forgotten her. That one act by Stephen Burns... wasn't just, didn't mean just the end of her life or affect her family. It affected so many people's lives. And Les was talking as if it had happened yesterday.

Right, but Emery, there is something really special. Even though she never got a chance to live her life, she lives on in these people's lives. What was so interesting to me is they hadn't forgotten her. That one act by Stephen Burns... wasn't just, didn't mean just the end of her life or affect her family. It affected so many people's lives. And Les was talking as if it had happened yesterday.

Right, but Emery, there is something really special. Even though she never got a chance to live her life, she lives on in these people's lives. What was so interesting to me is they hadn't forgotten her. That one act by Stephen Burns... wasn't just, didn't mean just the end of her life or affect her family. It affected so many people's lives. And Les was talking as if it had happened yesterday.

And Randy Haight, the officer who sat there, is still, you could see him thinking back to that night. So she never got a chance to live her life, but she certainly made an impact.

And Randy Haight, the officer who sat there, is still, you could see him thinking back to that night. So she never got a chance to live her life, but she certainly made an impact.

And Randy Haight, the officer who sat there, is still, you could see him thinking back to that night. So she never got a chance to live her life, but she certainly made an impact.

Bernard Goldberg was the very first correspondent with 48 Hours. And I've been around long enough to remember Bernard Goldberg. and I actually joined as a full-time correspondent three years later. But he was the very first and really was a terrific correspondent at the time. And that was a time when 48 Hours, where we got the name, was we would spend 48 hours or more on a story.

Bernard Goldberg was the very first correspondent with 48 Hours. And I've been around long enough to remember Bernard Goldberg. and I actually joined as a full-time correspondent three years later. But he was the very first and really was a terrific correspondent at the time. And that was a time when 48 Hours, where we got the name, was we would spend 48 hours or more on a story.

Bernard Goldberg was the very first correspondent with 48 Hours. And I've been around long enough to remember Bernard Goldberg. and I actually joined as a full-time correspondent three years later. But he was the very first and really was a terrific correspondent at the time. And that was a time when 48 Hours, where we got the name, was we would spend 48 hours or more on a story.

And so you really see it even when you see Bernard talking to the family during our hour of how much time he was spending with them because he was spending a lot of time with them on the fly as they were going to the very first parole hearing.

And so you really see it even when you see Bernard talking to the family during our hour of how much time he was spending with them because he was spending a lot of time with them on the fly as they were going to the very first parole hearing.

And so you really see it even when you see Bernard talking to the family during our hour of how much time he was spending with them because he was spending a lot of time with them on the fly as they were going to the very first parole hearing.

Yeah, we would go everywhere with people. We would joke that they would be so tired of us. And I could tell when someone I was interviewing would say, Yes, Erin, because I've been there for 48 hours. So Bernard Goldberg spent a lot of time with his family to see what would happen at that very first parole hearing.

Yeah, we would go everywhere with people. We would joke that they would be so tired of us. And I could tell when someone I was interviewing would say, Yes, Erin, because I've been there for 48 hours. So Bernard Goldberg spent a lot of time with his family to see what would happen at that very first parole hearing.

Yeah, we would go everywhere with people. We would joke that they would be so tired of us. And I could tell when someone I was interviewing would say, Yes, Erin, because I've been there for 48 hours. So Bernard Goldberg spent a lot of time with his family to see what would happen at that very first parole hearing.

Emery, we stay on stories for a long time. And yes, it was because there was the 13th parole hearing. And I have to tell you, remember I said this was eye-opening? In my mind, he was finally going to get out. I mean, I didn't realize all the elements that really go in to determine whether someone should get parole or not happened.

Emery, we stay on stories for a long time. And yes, it was because there was the 13th parole hearing. And I have to tell you, remember I said this was eye-opening? In my mind, he was finally going to get out. I mean, I didn't realize all the elements that really go in to determine whether someone should get parole or not happened.

Emery, we stay on stories for a long time. And yes, it was because there was the 13th parole hearing. And I have to tell you, remember I said this was eye-opening? In my mind, he was finally going to get out. I mean, I didn't realize all the elements that really go in to determine whether someone should get parole or not happened.