Before we begin, just a trigger warning. The following episode does include mentions of graphic physical violence and suicide. So please listen with care.

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On June 17, 2013, almost two months after Chip Northup and Claudia Mopin were found dead inside the safety of their bedroom.

Investigators asked the police officer who worked at Daniel Marsh's school to bring

the teenager into the station.

You have the right for me in silent?

Do you understand?

Yes.

Anything you say, new use against you in court.

Do you understand?

Yep.

Daniel would be questioned alone.

Even though he had just turned 16, California law states that minors can be questioned without parents present

if law enforcement has reasonable belief that they were involved in a crime.

At no point did Daniel request his parents' presence.

When the officer read him as Miranda rights, Daniel waived his right to an attorney.

And then, Detective Ariel Panetta began the interview.

I'll sit there, okay, I'll sit right here for you.

I'm right.

I'm all right.

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