, and would have had to accompany the officers to the station whether he wanted to or not. Almost immediately after arriving at the headquarters, Cooley and Young put Ernest Miranda into a line-up with three other Mexican-Americans from the city jail who approximately matched his physical appearance. They brought in Patty McGee, who looked at the group through a two-way mirror. The first man in the group similar to her attacker, she said, but she couldn't be sure. She asked to hear the man – Ernest Miranda – speak. All-in-all, it was an unsuccessful line-up from the police perspective. "How did I do?" Miranda asked Cooley when he was being taken to a sterile interrogation room. "You flunked," Cooley lied. The two officers and Miranda sat down in Interrogation Room 2, a small soundproofed room with three chairs – two on one side and one (for the suspect) on the other. At no point was Miranda advised of his Fifth Amendment right to not incriminate himself or his Six
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