Instead, the interrogators told him he could only see his mother if he admitted what happened to an at this point it was clear that he'd say anything if it meant he could leave. But he still couldn't provide the information they were so obviously hoping to hear. Instead, detectives showed christian a photo map of the lake and blatantly pointed out the area where kevan's body was found. One detective asked, did you carry him there? Now, realizing what they wanted him to say, christian said yes. However, he was still unable to explain how for the investigative team. It didn't seem to matter that evening, lady investigator, ralph suntbury, interviewed the brothers and then wrote an official report declaring that they had made a full confession. Interestingly, no other investigator was present during this significant interview, and it was the only time during the entire investigation that sundbury filed an official report. Robin and christian were both interviewed again the following morning, but this time neither of them repeated the confession they'd supposedly give the previous day. The reality was there wasn't a single piece of evidence to tie robin and christian to the crime. Their finger and hand prints didn't match those found on the stick believed to be the murder weapon. In fact, there was no evidence that the stick was the murder weapon at all. Nobody had witnessed the brothers at the scene of the crime, nor had they provided any insider information until the interrogation team spoon fed it to them. Forensic specialists also didn't think it was possible that the brothers could have moved keven from their jetty to the palate, nor had they ever provided any explanation of how they managed to do so. At the time of the ation, the authorities didn't think that robin and christian needed ilegal assistance because they weren't able to be prosecuted due to their age. No one ever told the boy's parents about their right to a lawyer, and they had never thought to ask. Had a defence lawyer been brought in, they would never have allowed the brothers to be interrogated for so long or so many times. Furthermore, a crucial detail would have never slipped through the cracks. At the time of kevin's death. The dullian family were close with another family called the grands who had children similar in age to robin and christian. The two families thought it would be nice to spend the last day of summer vacation together. On sunday, gust sixteenth, 19 98, the grons arrived at the deliance house mid afternoon. While the adults chatted inside, the three grown children played outside with robin and christian.