In Edwards v. State, 842 P.2d 1281 (Alaska App. 1992) the suspect argued his statement to officers was involuntary because the police officers threatened him with immediate arrest on a murder charge if he failed to talk to them. (Id. at 1285.) The Court found that, despite the threat, the statements were not involuntary: "The main impediment to such a finding that the statements were involuntary is that Edwards, despite police pressure to talk, said nothing to directly inculpate himself in the crime."