Caryn Kelley realizes she may be a suspect in death of boyfriend | Forensic Files

you have the right to remain silent do you want [Music] understand yeah yes okay anything you say maybe is against
you in court do you understand that okay yes yeah okay you have the right to talk
to a lawyer before and during questioning you understand that yeah but I don't have a lawyer if you cannot
afford a lawyer and want one one will be provided for you before questioning without charge do you understand that
mhm has has anyone threatened you or promised you anything to get you to talk to
me no no okay do you understand those rights as I read them to you sweetie yes okay you mentioned you heard a noise in
your home so you were home alone here's the thing I don't have an attorney present now right I shouldn't
even answer these questions I already told you what happened and now you're going to ask me
what happened and I'm the only one that's living so it looked like I did something bad do do you want to talk to
us or do you not want to talk to us I I'm fine with that but you know what I guess I need an attorney cuz I'm the one
that looks like I did it okay do do you want to have an attorney present before you talk to us or do you want to explain
to us what happened last night I want to talk to an attorney cuz that's right okay

Interrogation video: After hearing multiple versions of Kelley's story, Orlando officers give her the Miranda warning. "48 Hours"' Troy Roberts has more on the story in "Wounded by Love," airing Saturday, June 13 at 10 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

Brief Summary

A tense police interrogation reveals the suspect's struggle with legal rights.

Key points

Right to Remain Silent. Understanding your rights during questioning is crucial. 'You have the right to remain silent.'
Need for an Attorney. The suspect realizes the importance of legal representation. 'I guess I need an attorney.'

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