Callum was the prime suspect in a murder and was questioned at the police station after being given his Miranda rights. Officer Kennedy expressed his sympathy for Callum's situation and suggested that he hated to see a good man caught up in the criminal justice machine. Officer Kennedy then falsely told Callum that the victim had survived the shooting. Callum then confessed about an hour after the interrogation began. In analyzing whether Callum's confession is admissible, a court is most likely to conclude: Group of answer choices The confession is inadmissible because Officer Kennedy lied to Callum The confession is admissible because Callum's action expressed a desire to waive his rights The confession is inadmissible because the statements by Officer Kennedy implied that Callum didn't need to fear prosecution The confession is admissible because under a totality of the circumstances test it was made voluntarily