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Excerpts from his interview with Mileka Dudley for Hawaii News Now about his interaction with the police, full article here: http://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/story/...yfriend-of-missing-pregnant-maui-woman-speaks
"the next morning. I sent her a text that said, 'Thank you' but I figured she was working, that's why she didn't get back to me right away and it wasn't until the cops showed up at my house at 5:30 in the morning the next day that I realized something was wrong."
Mileka: "And so when the cops arrived, what did they tell you?"
Steven: "They said, they told me that her parents had filed a missing person's report and gave them my name and they came to my address just to follow the lead."
Mileka: "Have they officially questioned you? Sometimes they make people take a lie detector test."
Steven: "I volunteered for all of that. I went down there as soon as I could. I let them interrogate me. I let them polygraph me. I did everything."
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Mileka: "So what do police tell you?"
Steven: "They've just been questioning me. They haven't really told me anything." "I mean, it's undeniable that I'm probably the prime suspect, so they're not going to tell me any details."
Mileka: "Was the dog Nala with Charli when she came to pick you up?"
Steven: "Yeah."
Mileka: "So does it make sense to you how Nala was found?"
Steven: "No."
Mileka: "But Nala was still in the car with Charli when you guys left Keanae?"
Steven: "Yep.""
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http://www.staradvertiser.com/news/...cops_didnt_state_his_rights.html?id=300360941
Defense motion states according to Star Advertiser article:
"After her mother reported her missing at about 11 p.m. the next day, a police officer went "uninvited and unannounced" to Capobianco's residence in Haiku at about 6 a.m. Feb. 11, 2014, "and commanded an interview," according to the defense motion.
"This interview elicited potentially incriminating evidence against the defendant," the motion says.
No Miranda warnings were given to Capobianco, who "felt compelled to participate in the interview," according to the motion.
The defense is also seeking to suppress a statement Capobianco made to a police detective who called Capobianco the afternoon of Feb. 11, 2014, and asked him to go to the Wailuku Police Station for a second interview. ..
The motion says the detective was persistent, and Capobianco believed that "he had no choice" in agreeing to meet with the detective at the police station at 8:30 a.m. the next day. The detective knew but didn't tell Capobianco that Scott's dog had been found in the Nahiku area, according to the motion, and didn't inform Capobianco of his right to remain silent and not incriminate himself."
See the full articles for more info.
"the next morning. I sent her a text that said, 'Thank you' but I figured she was working, that's why she didn't get back to me right away and it wasn't until the cops showed up at my house at 5:30 in the morning the next day that I realized something was wrong."
Mileka: "And so when the cops arrived, what did they tell you?"
Steven: "They said, they told me that her parents had filed a missing person's report and gave them my name and they came to my address just to follow the lead."
Mileka: "Have they officially questioned you? Sometimes they make people take a lie detector test."
Steven: "I volunteered for all of that. I went down there as soon as I could. I let them interrogate me. I let them polygraph me. I did everything."
....
Mileka: "So what do police tell you?"
Steven: "They've just been questioning me. They haven't really told me anything." "I mean, it's undeniable that I'm probably the prime suspect, so they're not going to tell me any details."
Mileka: "Was the dog Nala with Charli when she came to pick you up?"
Steven: "Yeah."
Mileka: "So does it make sense to you how Nala was found?"
Steven: "No."
Mileka: "But Nala was still in the car with Charli when you guys left Keanae?"
Steven: "Yep.""
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http://www.staradvertiser.com/news/...cops_didnt_state_his_rights.html?id=300360941
Defense motion states according to Star Advertiser article:
"After her mother reported her missing at about 11 p.m. the next day, a police officer went "uninvited and unannounced" to Capobianco's residence in Haiku at about 6 a.m. Feb. 11, 2014, "and commanded an interview," according to the defense motion.
"This interview elicited potentially incriminating evidence against the defendant," the motion says.
No Miranda warnings were given to Capobianco, who "felt compelled to participate in the interview," according to the motion.
The defense is also seeking to suppress a statement Capobianco made to a police detective who called Capobianco the afternoon of Feb. 11, 2014, and asked him to go to the Wailuku Police Station for a second interview. ..
The motion says the detective was persistent, and Capobianco believed that "he had no choice" in agreeing to meet with the detective at the police station at 8:30 a.m. the next day. The detective knew but didn't tell Capobianco that Scott's dog had been found in the Nahiku area, according to the motion, and didn't inform Capobianco of his right to remain silent and not incriminate himself."
See the full articles for more info.