in the
        homicide, and I wanted to get the truth out of him. At that point in time, he
        looked at me and tears started to come from his eyes. When tears started coming
        from his eyes, he told me . . . , “I was there. I was in the field when he got
        murdered.” When the young Fife kid got murdered.13

R. 28, PageID# 2937. When Detective Hill emerged from the interrogation room a few minutes
later, he told the other officers that Hill was going to cooperate and tell them what happened. At
      and Detective Hill were all
present when Hill gave this initial audiotaped statement, as well as when Hill gave a second
statement that was videotaped by Detective James Teeple. Id. at 2874-75. According to Stewart,
Hill was not crying during the taped statement itself. About halfway through the audio-taping,
the police asked Hill to sign the statement he had given to Steinbeck on September 13. Id. at
2903. Hill was also read his Miranda rights once more at some point prior to giving the second,
videotaped statement. Id. at 2876, 2923, 2963-64. While giving his statements, Hill never asked
to stop the interrogation, requested an attorney, or asked to leave.               Sometime after the
interrogation, Hill was placed under arrest based on the