Officer Brandywine suspected that Tru Steele, a 15-year-old high school student, was involved in a series of bank robberies. Officer Brandywine decided to visit Tru after his high school basketball practice. He walked up to Tru's coach and asked the coach if he could ask Tru to speak to him. The coach asked Tru to come speak to the officer and the three of them went back to the coach's office. The officer then began asking Tru about the bank robberies. Tru said that he didn't know anything about the bank robberies, and that he wanted to call his parents. The officer told Tru that he could call his parents in a little bit, and he continued to ask him questions about the bank robberies. After about 40 minutes of questioning, Tru confessed. After Tru confessed, the officer placed Tru under arrest and read him his Miranda warnings. The defense attorney files a motion to suppress Tru's confession alleging that the officer violated Miranda by not reading Tru his Miranda warnings prior to questioning him. Which of the following facts is likely to be considered by the court in determining whether Tru was in custody and therefore should have been read his Miranda warnings prior to questioning: Group of answer choices The fact that the officer questioned Tru for 40 minutes. The fact that Tru was a minor. The fact that the interrogation took place at a school as opposed to the police station. All of the above