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They are doing so through the prism of fear, hysteria, how do you cut through that? >> it is difficult. as far as you want to make the child feel comfortable to trust you and trust the process and engage them and be able to make them feel comfortable enough to talk to you. >> what is interesting, john, is that the parents said they already allowed the children ages five and eight to be interviewed by police and they were only interviewed for -- one for 30 minutes and the other for 50 minutes. that is just enough to establish a rapport. >> and when you did the interviews the detectives are not ...

>> they were interviewed october 4 shortly after the police were called to the scene. >> judge jeanine: in the last few weeks they refuse additional requests from investigators to question the boys. deborah and jeremy say their kids have little to offer other than hearing some "clicking noises." it has been a balance in terms of under standing the needs of the children and the best interest of these children and the need for law enforcement to have as much information as they can possibly get. >> judge jeanine: police were granted a new interview that was scheduled to take place yesterday but ...

>> they were interviewed october 4 shortly after the police were called to the scene. >> judge jeanine: in the last few weeks they refuse additional requests from investigators to question the boys. deborah and jeremy say their kids have little to offer other than hearing some "clicking noises." it has been a balance in terms of under standing the needs of the children and the best interest of these children and the need for law enforcement to have as much information as they can possibly get. >> judge jeanine: police were granted a new interview that was scheduled to take place yesterday but ...

>> they were interviewed october 4 shortly after the police were called to the scene. >> judge jeanine: in the last few weeks they refuse additional requests from investigators to question the boys. deborah and jeremy say their kids have little to offer other than hearing some "clicking noises." it has been a balance in terms of under standing the needs of the children and the best interest of these children and the need for law enforcement to have as much information as they can possibly get. >> judge jeanine: police were granted a new interview that was scheduled to take place yesterday but ...

They are doing so through the prism of fear, hysteria, how do you cut through that? >> it is difficult. as far as you want to make the child feel comfortable to trust you and trust the process and engage them and be able to make them feel comfortable enough to talk to you. >> what is interesting, john, is that the parents said they already allowed the children ages five and eight to be interviewed by police and they were only interviewed for -- one for 30 minutes and the other for 50 minutes. that is just enough to establish a rapport. >> and when you did the interviews the detectives are not ...