I'll try to do some tomorrow if no one beats me to it. In both videos there are long stretches of Ebron just sitting so there's not a whole lot to transcribe. The first part of the first video is mainly a detective going off on Ebron then he and another detective empty his pockets. They walk out of the room and Ebron asks "detective, should I have a lawyer then?" No answer so for the next twenty minutes or so he just sits by himself. Then he leaves to go to the bathroom.
When he gets back the detective comes in with him and tells him that the other detectives asked what was going on and that he told them Ebron had asked for an attorney. The detective asks Ebron if he wants to talk about it or not, Ebron says he does. The detective says he's going to advise him of his rights and have him sign the form. If Ebron wants to talk or ask questions, fine; if he doesn't then they're right back where they started. The detective goes to get the form.
He returns with another detective and they read him his rights and explain that Ebron can stop at any time and have a lawyer meet him. They verify that Ebron can read and write. Ebron signs the form. The detective tries to get Ebron to talk and there's some back and forth before going through the timeline. It continues through the next video and that video ends with Ebron sitting by himself until it stops.
That's the part I'll wait until morning to get to unless someone else does it first. We've got another one of our famous windstorms blowing outside and it's hard to hear - I don't want to wake up my hubby and Ebron mumbles a bit. And I'm tired from listening to his monotonous voice. :anguish:
Until then here's some more stuff to read:
http://www.firstcoastnews.com/story...groundbreaking-details-ebron-barton/76816922/