Clark Fredericks

I'm telling you to go in there, request a lawyer, and exercise your Fifth Amendment rights and keep your mouth shut.

And that's it.

Anything they ask you, say, I request my lawyer.

And I'm like, but I don't have a lawyer.

And he goes, I'm going to take care of that for you.

And I didn't know after that.

But he left that room and on his cell phone, he called the most high profile lawyer in our county, George Daggett.

and said, George, I need you to fax over a retainer immediately, like ASAP.

And he goes, what's the name and what'd he do?

He goes, Clark Frederick's murder.

George goes, okay then.

And within two minutes, there was a fax that he was representing me.

And Howie Ryan went into the interrogation room, said this just came for Clark Frederick's.

And the prosecutor's detectives started screaming at Howie.

Howie's like, look, man, I didn't do anything other than tell this guy to exercise his Fifth Amendment rights.

And Howie's like, that's the first time in my 27 year law enforcement history that I told, especially someone for murder, to keep their mouth shut.

He goes, but I just went back in.

He goes, I went back in that holding cell and I took a look at you and I could tell you, you mailed it in.

You were done.

You gave up.