Father walks into North Carolina police station and confessions to murdering his teenage daughter: Police

A 32-year-old North Carolina man allegedly confessed to killing his daughter, according to authorities.

Joshua Lee Burgess, 32, walked into the Union County Sheriff's Office in North Carolina at 9:24 am on Sunday morning.

His 15-year-old daughter, Zaria Joshalyn Burgess, had been visiting him for the weekend.

One of the officers promptly began to inquire about Burgess and if he had any outstanding arrest warrants, police said. Burgess allegedly answered that there would be no information on him at home.

These are the places where they found their home, where they found out.

Union County Sheriffs Office

Burgess was allegedly compliant and provided "detailed information concerning his daughter's death," according to a press release from the Union County Sheriff's Office.

Investigating the next several hours conducting interviews and doing a detailed search of the crime scene, police said. Numerous pieces of evidence were also taken from the crime scene.

Zaria's official cause of death and the condition surrounding it.

Burgess has had a relationship with the County Union Sheriff's Office.