>> anissa weier. >> anissa, okay. okay, just get -- there you go. like she was very calm. very relaxed. i mean, she's at a police department and she's covered in blood. and this is like a normal day for her like. >> morgan, we're going to take some photographs of you right now. >> okay. >> do you mind just standing up, maybe? all right. just stand up like that. perfect. what was your name again? >> morgan. >> okay, morgan. >> do you know what happened to bella? >> morgan called payton by the name of bella. >> she said it was a nickname because there was another girl named payton. >> is she dead? >> i don't know. she was taken to the hospital. >> what? i was just wondering. >> she was very nonchalant. it didn't seem like it really concerned her too much if she was dead or alive. >> the first thing i needed to do in order to talk to anissa, and find out what happened, i needed to read to her her miranda rights. >> you have the right to remain silent. if you try to give up that right, anything you say may be used against you in court. >> apart from the

but, anissa knew him. >> reporter: 12 year old morgan geyser and her friend anissa weir are being interrogateding their friend peyton 19 times. the reason behind their attack they say is a fictional character named slender man. >> who's slender man? >> he's this tall, faceless man who preys on children. >> he could be anywhere from 6 feet to 14 feet tall. he comfortably wears a suit. he doesn't have a face. his skin ais white. >> it all started online with two photographs and two paragraphs. one showed a group of smiling kids playing with a slender man in the background and another one was a more pensive picture. the story that went with it explained that these were photos that were taken right before a bunch of children had gone missing and that was it. >> it's sort of going down the rabbit hole of the internet. the stories looked real. articles that looked like real news articles. >> we're going to be looking for slender man. >> wait, wait, wait. >> no, no, no. >> i actually thought that he was real. because i saw him. we were, like, talking on the bus. i look out the window, and i see this

that both her and anissa just for awhile just stared at her with like this blank stare. >> she triedhe tried to get up. she said that she couldn't see. she couldn't walk and that she uldn't breathe. >> and they told her they were going to get her help but anissa flat out said, no, we're not getting her help. we wanted her to die. >> do you remember them leaving you? >> i think i remember them running away but i laid there a moment. i got up, grabbed a couple of trees and walked until i hit a patch of grass where i could lay down. >> it's amazing that she had the strength to do that with the injuries that she had. >> it's a horrifying story. payton actually told david that she would thank morgan geyser for the attacks because she's a stronger person now after what she went through. >> but listening to her go through it all is just so hard to listen to. >>> well, coming up on "good morning america," espn's desmond howard sizes up today's big college match-ups ahead of "gameday." keep it right here. >> 10, 5 -- touchdown! go bro? hey, uh, do not mess with my discount. woooo! you could s