showing officer coercion, then it is presumed to be a voluntary and free statement made in waiver of his miranda rights and it will be deemed admissible in a court of law. that is one of the most incriminating piece of evidence a defendant can have against them is a confession. that not the only evidence. there is dna evidence in terms of a forcible rape and surveillance and plethora of evidence for the prosecutor. jon: let me ask you this before we go to chuck. he apparently confessed to the murder, according to police but confessed to murder, no, i didn t rape her. this second rape charge as you mentioned becomes dna evidence has come back that some of his dna material was found on her body apparent. but why, why would a defendant do that? why say, oh, yeah, i killed her but i didn t rape her. well, it depend. some states, that aggravated rape charge in addition to the
according to published reports there were allegations of physical abuse, sexual abuse and emotional abuse. in fact in one court document it said that, you know, the father was so violent that it made really no sense for the mom and dad to stay together. then he is forced to move. one of the published reports, he was leaving a tennessee, headed to massachusetts and in a broken down van with no air-conditioning. there is lot going on in terms of family dynamics. not making an excuse, but i would imagine also relates to the rape charge, he was 14 then, 15 now, a 15-year-old boy that is normal adolescent development. doesn t want to admit he done something like that on top of all the other heinous things he did, if you can believe that or not. that is more embarrassing to him as adolescent male. jon: dr. chuck, authorities want to search his cell phones. they re undertaking that at the moment we understand. he apparently told police he destroyed his cell phone and the
we had to take us against the world mentality. welcome to unguarded. you don t have to be a boxing fan to be fascinated by mike tyson. he rose quicker, hit harder and crashed harder than you would think possible. spending three years in jail for a rape charge. now, at 47, tyson is attempting rehabilitation with a new book and, of all things, a successful one-man stage show. you have to face it. you hear me mike? if you don t, you fall to eternity. you fight your fight. the way you fight your fight is the way you live your life. you are a broadway star now. i have been called worst, i agree.
your team has had one of the more controversial seasons in the nfl. we had to take us against the world mentality. welcome to unguarded. you don t have to be a boxing fan to be fascinated by mike tyson. he rose quicker, hit harder and crashed harder than you would think possible. spending three years in jail for a rape charge. now, at 47, tyson is attempting rehabilitation with a new book and, of all things, a successful one-man stage show. you have to face it. you hear me mike? if you don t, you fall to eternity. you fight your fight. the way you fight your fight is the way you live your life.
money is a false sense of security. it makes you somewhat believe you can t even die. it somewhat makes you come turn to a coward. here s what i know. people are not born humble. people have to be humbled in order to appreciate the value of line. we no that he struggled with fame, with money. he burned through a reported $300 million was sent to jail on a rape charge he still denies. so he was interesting, opening up about what that journey was to go through. he s stages a successful one-man show, written a book, become a boxing promoter. he accused don king of stealing tens of millions from him, so he says the best advice he gives young boxers is have your lawyer be your entourage, your groupie. so it was a funny interview as well as touching and and he gives me tips on how to keep a