Erin Moriarty

He told Alvaro that he had grabbed his mother's six-inch hunting knife and then left his home in the darkness of the night.

Yeah, his shoes.

Daniel had thought of everything Alvaro said, even wrapping the bottom of his boots in duct tape so he wouldn't leave any footprints.

Did it seem real at that point?

And why did he do this?

Why did he tell you he was doing this?

Did he seem proud of what he had done?

Did you get the impression he was kind of bragging to you about what he had just done?

The details were so upsetting to Alvaro, so difficult to absorb.

He didn't know how to respond to Daniel's story.

Alvaro had told me that he was shaking and he felt like throwing up after hearing Daniel confess to the crimes.

But still, Alvaro didn't immediately go to the police.

You knew he had just killed two people.

Why didn't you tell anybody?

But you knew he might hurt somebody else.

So help me understand why not.

The two of you know, both of you, you both know.

After Daniel told Alvaro about the murders, Alvaro was too scared to go to the police.

But the one thing he did do was cut off all contact with Daniel.

He didn't want to call the police at first.