Emily Simpson

We were breaking into cars.

So then they said that they were... They bought the movie tickets and then didn't go to the movie.

They were just out breaking into cars.

I don't remember what they called it, but they said they were going around seeing which cars were open.

They would steal stuff out of the cars.

Yeah, stealing from cars.

Anyway, but then they were asking, well, like how many cars?

What was the color of the car?

What did you take from the car?

And also, I remember, I believe...

This is when one of the parents, when they brought up that they were stealing from the cars, one of the parents was like, the interview's over.

No more questions.

So, you know, as a parent, that's also a difficult position to be in.

You're sitting in the interrogation room while they're asking your kid questions.

Because here's the thing.

is apprehensive to get an attorney in the beginning because they think it makes you look guilty.

Because it does.

Absolutely.

Right.

And so if someone gets an attorney, it's usually because they're guilty.