About your Search  confesses to this? >> even though he's
allegedly confessed, when defense attorneys get in the picture
they'll say he wasn't given his miranda warnings, they'll
probably say his parents should have been present. i don't know
what kinds of claims they'll raise, so just because a case looks
strong doesn't mean there's no preliminary hearing or trial.
there will certainly be this hearing, regardless of whether it's
a confession. >> not only that, but i assume if it goes to
trial, how likely do you think it may be that they claim
insanity? >> i think that's a probable defense here. you're
looking at a 17-year-old kid, alleged to have killed a 10-year-
old girl. we're not clear at all what the motive could possibly
be. we don't know how the killing even occurred that the point.
there hasn't been any detail that's come out that's reliable. so
it's a little early to tell. but just the age disparity, and the
lack of apparent motive, would suggest a severe mental problem.
so yes, i think an insanity d