Morgan Absher

And I'm like,

I feel like then you warn someone like, hey, just, you know, I have axes on my wall.

I like medieval weapons.

I don't know.

It's still, hey, it's weird to me.

So the police had to end the interview.

And I will say here, like, this is something I thought was really interesting and also kind of speaks back to our interview with Denise Huskins about different interview techniques.

So Saks questioned Travis for nearly eight hours.

And eventually he was just like, okay, like,

I'm good.

Like, you're not giving me anything.

OK.

But he kept talking like for those eight hours.

He kept like talking, like didn't ask for a lawyer.

And when he handed the interview over to other detectives, they immediately started a more like in your face confrontational interview.

And in just 19 minutes with those other investigators, Travis asked for an attorney and the interview was stopped.

So I think it just goes back to, again, like, what we talked about with Denise about, like, interview techniques and how much they matter.

Or you can get them to ask for a lawyer after 19 minutes.

Maybe you would have gotten more.

Maybe.