TLDR;
The interrogation of Nathaniel focuses on the death of his father, with detectives pressing him to tell his side of the story and not let his sister take the blame. He eventually admits to being involved in his father's death, detailing a struggle over a gun and expressing remorse. He claims he only wanted to scare his father and make him take him seriously, but panicked after the first shot.
- Nathaniel is being interrogated about his father's death.
- Detectives urge him to tell the truth and not protect his sister.
- He admits to being involved, but claims it was not his intention to kill his father.
- He expresses feelings of guilt and questions his worthiness as a person.
The Interrogation Begins [0:00]
Detectives start by questioning Nathaniel about his name and sister's name, then immediately pressure him to tell his side of the story regarding their father's death. They emphasize the importance of his testimony, suggesting his sister is taking the blame and urging him to step up as the "big brother." The detectives highlight the gravity of the situation, reminding him that his sister is potentially taking the fall for the entire crime.
Confronting Nathaniel's Emotions [0:57]
The line of questioning shifts to Nathaniel's emotional state, with a detective asking how he felt when he saw his father injured and making noises. The detective observes that Nathaniel appears relieved, suggesting he hasn't been able to express his true feelings about what happened. Nathaniel expresses a wish to die, stating he feels he deserves it and questions his worth as a person.
Confession and Remorse [3:02]
Nathaniel admits he didn't mean to kill his father, explaining he was angry but didn't want him to die. He wanted his father to be scared, honest, and to take him seriously. He recounts the events after the first shot, stating he panicked as his father was bleeding and hurting. Nathaniel recalls his father saying "you killed me" repeatedly, expressing his remorse and confusion about the events.