McCarthy v. Hernandez · ¶9

It was revived in 2012, when Hernandez's brother-in-law reported that Hernandez had made statements about his involvement in Patz's disappearance and suspected murder. At that time, Hernandez was living in southern New Jersey, and detectives took him to the Camden County (New Jersey) Prosecutor's Office (CCPO). They began questioning him there without first administering a Miranda warning, see Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U. S. 436 (1966), and Hernandez, a man with a low IQ and a history of mental illness, eventually confessed to strangling Patz and dumping his body in an alley behind the bodega.

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