Nina Salerno
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Podcast Appearances
My dad passed away in 2013. His last words to me were, whatever it takes, you protect your mom and you fight to keep Steve in prison.
My dad passed away in 2013. His last words to me were, whatever it takes, you protect your mom and you fight to keep Steve in prison.
My dad passed away in 2013. His last words to me were, whatever it takes, you protect your mom and you fight to keep Steve in prison.
with the flash of a gun. My whole world just got turned upside down. Stephen Burns was convicted of murdering Katina Salerno in 1979. He just looks dangerous. It's like a killer face. If you looked at his eyes, there is nothing behind him. He has no soul. My name is Nina Salerno, and I am the sister of Katina. Stephen Burns was sentenced to 17 years to life.
with the flash of a gun. My whole world just got turned upside down. Stephen Burns was convicted of murdering Katina Salerno in 1979. He just looks dangerous. It's like a killer face. If you looked at his eyes, there is nothing behind him. He has no soul. My name is Nina Salerno, and I am the sister of Katina. Stephen Burns was sentenced to 17 years to life.
with the flash of a gun. My whole world just got turned upside down. Stephen Burns was convicted of murdering Katina Salerno in 1979. He just looks dangerous. It's like a killer face. If you looked at his eyes, there is nothing behind him. He has no soul. My name is Nina Salerno, and I am the sister of Katina. Stephen Burns was sentenced to 17 years to life.
In 1990, after just 10 years, Stephen Burns came up for parole. My parents, my sister Regina, myself, and friends and family traveled to Vacaville State Prison to protest his release.
In 1990, after just 10 years, Stephen Burns came up for parole. My parents, my sister Regina, myself, and friends and family traveled to Vacaville State Prison to protest his release.
In 1990, after just 10 years, Stephen Burns came up for parole. My parents, my sister Regina, myself, and friends and family traveled to Vacaville State Prison to protest his release.
46 years since Katina's death has not diminished one ounce of that pain. Where are we going? We are heading to the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office.
46 years since Katina's death has not diminished one ounce of that pain. Where are we going? We are heading to the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office.
46 years since Katina's death has not diminished one ounce of that pain. Where are we going? We are heading to the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office.
I don't think it can be described in words what it's like to watch your mom collapse crying. My dad, very, very strong man, but you could tell he was shaken to the core.
I don't think it can be described in words what it's like to watch your mom collapse crying. My dad, very, very strong man, but you could tell he was shaken to the core.
I don't think it can be described in words what it's like to watch your mom collapse crying. My dad, very, very strong man, but you could tell he was shaken to the core.
a middle-class American family that valued their faith, valued family, valued community as well.
a middle-class American family that valued their faith, valued family, valued community as well.
a middle-class American family that valued their faith, valued family, valued community as well.
I think the best way to describe Katina is she is that person every person should meet in their life. She just brought an air of kindness.
I think the best way to describe Katina is she is that person every person should meet in their life. She just brought an air of kindness.