article_snippet: Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowy concluded that Chism had willingly talked to police in the town of Topsfield on the night of the killing, calmly answering questions and even correcting officers at various points.
article_snippet: But Chism's demeanor changed when Chism was taken to the Danvers police station and further interrogated in Chism mother's presence, Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowy noted.
article_snippet: At that point, Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowy said, Chism grew uncomfortable and somewhat hostile.
article_snippet: Chism twice indicated Chism disinterest in speaking with Danvers police and 'did not appear to be fully engaged' or to appreciate the seriousness of what officers asked Chism as what officers explained Chism Miranda rights, Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowy wrote. '
article_snippet: It is clear that the defendant wanted to talk to Danvers police without the defendant present in the room,' Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowy said in the defendant ruling. '
article_snippet: As a result, Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowy said, Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowy would allow the statements Chism made to Topsfield police to be introduced as evidence but not Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowy taped confession at the Danvers police station.
article_snippet: Salem Superior Court Judge David Lowy also allowed items gathered at Danvers High School, as well as those seized from Chism's pockets and backpack.
article_snippet: But Lowy ruled prosecutors cannot use evidence from Chism and Ritzer's cellphones, which were found near a movie complex.