DANAHY, Acting Chief Judge.
In Florida, when a suspect is undergoing a custodial interrogation and equivocally indicates that he wishes the interrogation to cease, thus invoking his right to remain silent under Article I, Section 9, of the Florida Constitution, the interrogating officer must terminate further questioning except that which is designed to clarify the suspect's wishes. Traylor v. State,
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