At his subsequent interrogation, he claimed that he was prompted to do so out of feelings of guilt, as he had watched Rysedorph's 9-year-old son become aggressive and withdrawn since his father's disappearance.
At his subsequent interrogation, he explained that he was motivated by feelings of guilt, having observed Rysedorph's 9-year-old son exhibit signs of aggression and withdrawal following the father's disappearance.