Don't these people realise the only people who go on TV to appeal for help are the ones that are guilty!?


Bit strange seeing the name on the officer's body cam.  It's an unusual name and its a family name of mine.


The cop wouldn't even have to kick down the door, it's a coded lock, even more telling Chris didn't want him in there without him.


my wife’s missing and i called her 3 times. oh i also texted her 3 times


In the 1 in 1,000,000 chance you hate your wife and she disappears, this video is all you need to tell you that you should not talk to the cops and hire a lawyer.


I just don’t get why he had to kill them…


Good God, when he's interrogated by the police officer he doesn't feel any sorrow or contrition or remorse, he's hardly a man at all, a monster


“Civil…(nervous laugh)… other than the fact that I killed her and the kids.”


Look at his completely dead eyes. Frightening!


Watching Chris get sentimental is like watching Cersei Lannister trying to appear sympathetic to Queen Margery when she visits her jail cell.


I'm so glad he's like, in Jail like, forever now because like, it's what he like, deserves. Like.


Chris wasn't expecting for all of this to go down the same day he murdered his family. I've never seen this interview before and man he sounds so guilty. I mean, just the way he babbles is infuriating. He's over here saying that he would never hurt them, hours after stuffing his very small children into fucking oil. You can hear the regret in his voice. Yes there's definitely regret, for murdering his entire family over some poontang, yes I said poontang. lol.


7: 45 to 52 he saying " I hope someone seen something or they come back and barrel rush me" all while head going side to side BECAUSE he's a lying POS, and glad he's going away for life no parole,  I really don't understand why? Especially when there divorce and kids involved,  1 adult couldn't handle the divorce so kill whole family,  fair play to neighbour and cop, and the friend who wouldn't take no for an answer...they gonna love you chris, you are second lowest on pole in prison,  don't matter where, you WILL NEVER BE SAFE,  IF THEY DON'T KNOW,  YOU HAVE TO SHOW YOU PAPERWORK OR 24 HOURS LOCKED UP...


8:34 The moment the interrogator realized Chris had grabbed the good chair!


1:40 I’ve watched so many videos from this channel but was still unprepared for this


Now...

Imagine a movie being made about this story and that Nicole's part is played by Nicole Kidman

Just sayin know m'sayin sayin


Before anyone jumps me and the KS I'm condoning his actions, I would almost bet she started to pull the "You'll never see your kids again," crap. Ladies, take note what can happen when a man feels he has nothing to live for.


I have just realised this murder has a red mark on his neck at 7:14.


Nicole what a great Friend....she knew that something was WAY off😇


"Sir we have a reason to believe your diabetic pregnant wife is in immediate danger!!"<br>"ok.. uh ...  I'll be there in like ... uh ...  5 minutes I guess... Thanks for calling me."

"Sir we have a reason to believe your diabetic pregnant wife is in immediate danger!!"
"ok.. uh ...  I'll be there in like ... uh ...  5 minutes I guess... Thanks for calling me."


Morbidly, a part of me kept looking at the time and duration matching in minute and second...


Man compare this with the Jennifer Dulos case and it seems like her husband got away with what he did for way longer


i appreciated the time and duration being in sync


"I couldnt do it" with a fucking smile on his face


Neighbor is a hero!! Whether they believe it or not.


Chris: were separated.
Officer: how's that going?
Chris:..were civil hehe I just killed my wife and children

Chris: were separated.
Officer: how's that going?
Chris:..were civil hehe *I just killed my wife and children*


As a guy that made a huge mistake and cheated on his 7 years girlfriend...

the only reason a couple start fighting roughly is because someone of the two is not happy...

i remember having retardedly huge fights with my gf cause i was dating a friend of hers and i didn't want her anymore...and since i was a pussy back then to break up with her...i was hoping she would broke up with me

don't be a pussy and don't cheat, everybody, it's a really bad thing to do and i regret it everyday today.


"She's always BEEN....she's a tiger".....I heard that at 20:13....chilling.


In that 1 minute in the house alone, he put her ring on the nightstand.


Don't you just find that hairline of his absolutely fascinating ???
The absolute depiction of The Devils Horns ! 😈👿

How appropriate !  😬


So if a detective ever switches chairs, shut up immediately. Got it.


Guy can't even pronounce his wife's god-damned name. "Shuh-nann"


7:10 He saying - i want those kids back / normal person would say - i want my kids back... so fake from beginning


“This makes me sick to my stomach because this is something I would never do.”  Lord have mercy.  Hope Shannan, Bella and Celeste are blessed beyond belief in heaven 💔❤❤❤❤💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐💐


Strange verbiage for him to say “I wanted to see those kids” instead of “I wanted to see MY kids” Odd to me.


That looks like the same house my wife were looking at in Fredrick 6 years ago


Oh yeah this dude was obviously guilty. No questions asked.


whether he's guilty or not, I would have arrested him for using frying voice.


Let’s star by saying he calls his daughters “those kids”


Why would I believe you?

Hey I use this technique all the time


i knew the entire situation was familiar. this is a movie on Netflix. i never finished it, too sickening to watch a year ago. now revisiting on a different platform i can say it is equally just as horrifying watching him lie so easily ( awfully might i add. he’s a terrible terrible liar) about his family that he killed and threw away in oil bins and shallow graves. it makes my bones ache to even think about doing such an act to people that i supposedly loved and cherished. some people are pure bred monsters.


Chris wearing the ugliest shirt in that interview. And sounding like the guiltiest person who ever was


Time for my monthly viewing of this trilogy.


Shout out to the cop who insisted that the interview start at 9:00:00.00


Normal people show more emotions when their pets are missing.

most people treat and care about their pets better than themselves, cuz they dont really love themselves, so that was bad example

When I heard my cousin lost her dog I hurried over to my computer to make missing dog posters with the few pictures I had of her doggo. This dude's just chilling like "oh noes". That's his babies, man!

i would die if my Athena (my boxer) was gone, let alone my CHILDREN

regular people show more emotion when they step on a bug =/

@NoName I know, but your mind goes right to the worst. It motivates me to look harder and longer. <br>............but now that you mentioned it, it is pretty dark. That wasn’t my intent to offend anyone. I apologize

@NoName I know, but your mind goes right to the worst. It motivates me to look harder and longer.
............but now that you mentioned it, it is pretty dark. That wasn’t my intent to offend anyone. I apologize

I would cry over my nuggets dropping by accident 😔

@Emmie Stelter I can identify. My dog got out through the gate and was gone for hours. All I could picture in my head was a bunch of cruel teenagers in the woods torturing him. Thank god, the neighbor up the street had him.

@Justin Jay C.  omg this is so funny cause I can relate 😂😂😂

@EddieMachetti it can be but my god they are worth it

“Showing emotions” would be an understatement if I lost my cat. Lmao I’d spend every waking moment searching the city frantically, and I’m talking about a cat. I can’t imagine if I had kids. That’s part of the reason why I don’t want kids. I feel I’d be too overprotective and constantly worry about their well-being. It sounds stressful.

If my puppy was missing I’d probably die. :((((((

@Mariah Hayes Some ppl WOULD show more emotion dropping a piece of food on the floor!  🤣😂🤓

Facts my dog sitter lost my dog once I literally wanted to cause them harm, my dog was found safe! I have never hired a sitter again!!

She had gotten out, which was unlike her to leave the property. She came back a few hours later.

My dog jumped off the bed and hurt his leg alittle I cried Infromt of my dad like a little girl it was so embarrassing.  But yeah dude wtf

When I thought I’d lost my cat, I was bawling and yelling for her. Looking under beds and behind chairs, running around outside in the dark, frantic. I had lost her kitty brother who got out and didn’t come home (probably an animal) so I just panicked. I don’t get him.

I show more emotion for a piece of food dropping on the floor 👀

@CV 4Life Lol me AF😂I cried like a baby last time I lost my bag of weed 😂so much wasted money.


Its wierd seeing toys and shit in the house as if was all normal


I can’t imagine the look on his childrens faces when they realized what a monster their dad was 😭

@dragon NO THAT DIDNT HAPPEN HE KILLED THEM BOTH AWAKE IN THE CAR

@Chris Michelle When the dad is imposter KEKW

@Cerberus Doggo they were kids like no way can a kid be that evil that he would have to kill them

@Cerberus Doggo Not that I am saying uxoricide can be justified but he can't justify murdering innocent kids in any way.

@Cerberus Doggo he killed his 2 children’

@twistedsith allegedly the second daughter saw it happen and asked “is that gonna happen to me”

Makes my stomach curl... poor babies... 🥺😔

@Cerberus Doggo he didn’t have to kill anyone. It doesn’t matter if his wife treated him bad, or if the kids were unruly. He should’ve just left.

I feel sick watching this man saying that all he wants is his kids back knowing that he was the one who took their lives just hours earlier 😣

Its heartbreaking to think that his daughters had full trust in him through the whole thing. And the fact that one girl had to see her sister go first and thinking what is going on. What a horrible person. Its just good to know that he couldnt even get one day of the new life he wanted. Got caught that very day, idiot

He suffocated them with pillows when they were sleeping, one of them died in their sleep and the other struggled and fought back but died. :'(

He killed his kids. I dont think they ever got a good chance to think about it.

Remember, he first tried to twist the story by saying Shanaan killed the children and then he killed her.

No way, Chris is much too cowardly they never saw it coming

Just absolutely heartbreaking. This guy is PURE EVIL.


Chris is one of the worst liars I have ever seen


the cops noticed that he kept calling his kids "those kids" so when the detective comes in to interview Chris he makes a sly apology about how he keeps calling Chris' children "those kids"

7:08 "those kids"
7:20 "those kids"
8:18 The detective's comment

Also he refers to them in the past tense knowing that they were dead


He's being interviewed about his MISSING family and says "I'd never do THAT to my family" and "I'd never HARM my wife and kids"....Only the killer knew they were dead.

Novascotia Skater

Every single bit of a dialogue between him and the police is definitely not on the internet or even necessarily recorded. Since the beginning the police were suspecting a homicide since it was clear that the only way the family couldve left the house, was in the car.

They were not simply fishing when they baited him into confessing one of the murders, they knew it was a homicide. He knew he was going to get caught but wouldnt fully confess straight away. It is important to get them confess at least something so they can be held accountable. Most serial killers even are not sentenced for all of their murders.

Also harming is not always physical. Saying I would never harm them when talking about his family which is missing doesn’t mean that ”I know they’ve been harmed physically”. Kidnapping or other mental trauma are, or are a cause of a cognitive, and thus mental abuse and harm. And since it is clear that the family is at least gone, they’ve obviously been harmed by someone.

Moppitukka 3 at this point in the interview the Agents had not told him it’s possibly a homicide at all...they didn’t know at this point....and they never did say that to him....they were assuming they were all just missing until,the next day....but even then they didn’t tell Watts they thought it was a homicide <br>it was the next day, the day of the polygraph that they were informed while they were interviewing him again that the sheet from the bed was found at Cervi 319. Also, you don’t know what she has heard or not heard, maybe she has watched the complete interviews on YouTube....there is no suggestive leading by these Agents until after the polygraph and Agent Lee says that maybe Chris is covering for Shanann because maybe Shanann did something to the girls....she did this intentionally because she wanted to see what Chris would say and he fell for it ...he stated he saw Shanann killing Celeste so he went and killed Shanann....his admitting he killed Shanann allowed police to arrest him then and there instead of letting him go again.....

Moppitukka 3 at this point in the interview the Agents had not told him it’s possibly a homicide at all...they didn’t know at this point....and they never did say that to him....they were assuming they were all just missing until,the next day....but even then they didn’t tell Watts they thought it was a homicide
it was the next day, the day of the polygraph that they were informed while they were interviewing him again that the sheet from the bed was found at Cervi 319. Also, you don’t know what she has heard or not heard, maybe she has watched the complete interviews on YouTube....there is no suggestive leading by these Agents until after the polygraph and Agent Lee says that maybe Chris is covering for Shanann because maybe Shanann did something to the girls....she did this intentionally because she wanted to see what Chris would say and he fell for it ...he stated he saw Shanann killing Celeste so he went and killed Shanann....his admitting he killed Shanann allowed police to arrest him then and there instead of letting him go again.....

Lindsey Amos yeah or because they told him that they have a reason to believe it may be a homicide/it likely is a homicide.

You didnt hear every single interaction between him and the authorities, he couldve been subconciously hinted to refer to his family in the past sense and address capital crime.

Things like ”I’d never hide my wife in a woodshed with a C4 vest, then tell you about that while acknowledging that only the criminal would know this... oops.” only happens in scooby do lol

I noticed that too. As soon as he said "I would never do that to my family," I said to myself, he gave himself away. You can see the investigator start to fidget with his hands cause maybe he realizes what he says too, but obviously can't say anything.


This dude was literally watching a video of himself loading the bodies of his wife and children into his truck with a police officer behind him. You know he was sweating bullets at that moment.

That neighbour has balls of steel showing that footage WHILE HE WAS THERE. I would've waited for him to leave first

Being the police officer and neighbor is incredibly awkward. Chris isn't under arrest there, so he has to let him go, but it's clear as day this is incredibly incriminating.

Worse he loaded his dead pregnant wife in the back floor and his 2 baby girls still alive in the back seat with her. He killed the girls at site. Absolute evil!!

Watch the way he walks away when the neighbor is like nah I would if definitely seen her atleast walk this way. Chris just Immediately looks and walks away. Like if he made some distance between the video and him, they wouldn't put two and two together.


Idk if it’s just the fish eye lens but damn his house looks humungous


Detective: "Why should I believe you?"<br>Chris: "If you elect me to student council, I will be the most thoughtful, honest, trustworthy kid representing this homeroom class. I promise I will not abuse, harass, or torture anybody, especially my family members. Vote for me, and I vow not to hurt you, either."

Detective: "Why should I believe you?"
Chris: "If you elect me to student council, I will be the most thoughtful, honest, trustworthy kid representing this homeroom class. I promise I will not abuse, harass, or torture anybody, especially my family members. Vote for me, and I vow not to hurt you, either."


Anyone notice how Nicole went straight to the fridge ?


honestly the pause technique is BRILLIANT. i’m pretty sure i’ve failed job interviews because they use that technique and i just keep blabbing and trying to tell them what the want to hear lmao

My therapist also used this technique it was nerve wracking

Dude it’s nerve wracking…don’t remind me😅


Only time he shows any energy is when trying to convince the detective that he didn't do anything. An innocent man would be going nuts asking why they were wasting time and not out there looking for his wife and kids. Even if he really thought his wife ran off, he'd at least be going nuts about the kids. So obvious he was guilty.

Yeah that’s a good thought.  every father not guilty would get mad at a point getting asked all that.


Nichole ruined this whole thing for Chris, if she didn’t show up at the house Chris would have been partying it up that night after work with his girlfriend.


“I hope that she’s somewhere safe right now with the kids” knowing that he just threw them in an oil tank and buried his wife. Sickening

@Daniel Munoz omfg i KNOW that. ive seen multiple documentaries on this story and yes, i watched the WHOLE video..

@Jasmine O it wasn't a stable relationship. Did you even watch the video? They fought constantly and he was cheating and they were in the midst of a separation.

@Django Leo what? There's no way that's true. That's TERRIBLE judgement from your sister

@BlazeOctane44 True no one in real life knows I’m a furry

@razjam also they were in financiall ruin as well. Their life isn't how it seemed rarely are most people's

@Jasmine O lol yea I guess my point is that other reply who’s sister left her husband of 14 years after hearing about this case better be trolling or that’s the lamest shit I’ve ever heard lolol

@razjam yeah I did watch it, I know they weren’t and she was having a lot of doubts about him but even still, they appear to the public as a picture perfect family so people watching would be questioning their relationships

@Django Leo yeah your sister has issues dude lmao. that’s a far leap over a case that has no effect on her personal life.

@Django Leo  lol, wtf. Your sister has problems, I didn't end the relationship with my wife because of Jodi's case. Someone must be really crazy to generalize a specific case making as if all men would behave like that  and then again direct it to your own relationships.

@Jasmine O well to be fair he wasn’t in a stable relationship lol.. I suggest watching the Netflix documentary on this case. Obviously it’s not so bad you would expect him to murder his whole family but it’s not healthy by any means either imo. They were going through a separation too

@Django Leo I was thinking about that the other day! If you were in a stable relationship with kids and a beautiful house and all, and this STILL happens, imagine all the people in that situation who were 2nd guessing their relationships when this was all over the news. That’s crazy wow, I hope your sister is okay

Chris Watts is the reason my sister stopped trusting men and ended her 14 year relationship with her husband. She could barely even look at him after what Chris done

@Morgan Carter yes, he strangled the kids and his wife because he was cheating in his wife with a new girl, and he essentially wanted to “throw away” his old life to restart w the new girl. He threw the two girls into the oil tank by the place he works at, and he dug up his wife in the field next to it. Evil man


No one talks enough about how her friends kid looked so suspicious at Chris. It’s almost like he knew and wanted to say something or kick his ass the entire time. Looking at Chris like he’s an idiot, arms crossed, and constantly looking at the cop when Chris speaks. He had an intuition and I’ve always wondered if he liked their kids and was more protective in these clips than Chris was and THATS what made the kid so on edge and suspicious.

I noticed that too. He didn’t say anything but kept his eyes square on Chris practically the whole time. Every time Chris did something suspicious or “off” his eyes either flew to Nicole or the officer. He knew something was wrong. Shannan was so loved and protected. Everyone around her seemed to be on top of the situation from jump.


Cop giving the interview is a pro. Kudos to him. The subtle techniques they put into practice here is nothing short of an art in human psyche.


Jesus the fact he took his wife’s wedding ring off of her finger when she was dead!!! What a monster

I'd say the murder of her n his kids makes him a monster.  How's him taking the wedding ring make him more of a monster

Im sure shes glad she wasnt wearing that ring linked to her killer

He probably took it off to make a narrative when the bodys were found that it was a robbery or something. Not some stupid symbolic thing dude just stop.

@Misterkingdom yeah, i bet she would be pretty sad about not be able honoring the man who killed her.

@Pedro zapata it is weird I do agree. What I think it is tho, is it’s so obvious how horrible it is to murder children and his wife, that when they hear he took the wedding ring, that’s a little more odd and kind of sticks out. Idk personally I don’t really think it’s all that weird, especially because I don’t believe in life after death, but I can understand why some people would find that just as horrible.

How is that the monstrous part?? he killed his own children, who the fuck would even care about what he did with a wedding ring?! I swear some people focus on the weirdest shit.

Why would she want a wedding ring symbolising her marriage to the man who killed her and her kids

The logical side of me says "well, its worth money" but the emotional side of me is disgusted by the act even though it objectively doesn't make sense to leave a valuable item with a corpse.

Is that really the part that makes him a monster?

She prolly took off before going to bed; my wife does that every night.

According to his mother Cindy Watts, Shanaan's engagement ring was $11,000 (which of course Cindy disapproved of). If that's true I would think there is no way he would burry her with that, he would want the money back...

Maybe he want to give it to the mistress.

I feel like he took it off to make it look like she was sending a message when she "left him and took off with the kids"

Shit I didn't even think about that. That's horrible.

@mateo no I think they were about to pawn it and I think he recently got the mistress a pretty necklace or something.. you know the typa jewelry that says "you're a girlfriend, not a wife"

I’m sure he was gonna recycle it and give it to his girlfriend.

@Misterkingdom I don’t think she would of wanted anything from that man anymore.<br>He’s truly disgusting

@Misterkingdom I don’t think she would of wanted anything from that man anymore.
He’s truly disgusting

♱ roselyn людоед


It’s crazy, I remember when this happened. The neighbor told the cop “He never acts this way, something isn’t right” and the cop was like “well his wife and children is missing id be like this too” and he was like no, he never is like that I’ve never seen him that way.

Cracked the case right away

It’s very important for the cop to not get tunnel vision no matter how obvious it may seem, doing so runs the risk of missing something key in the investigation. He also doesn’t want to tell the neighbour in any way what he thinks personally as a professional on the case because that’s a sure fire way of information leaking out into public and more likely for the suspect to lawyer up.


“Your family is missing.”<br>Chris: “If only I were in the position to do something about that. 🤪”

“Your family is missing.”
Chris: “If only I were in the position to do something about that. 🤪”


What's wild to me is how all the neighbors knew this guy did it, right away!  You have to be some kind of bastard to make that many people suspicious of you right off the bat.

@2blessed 2Bstressed The other woman is not at fault. Sorry you feel you need to blame her for HIS choice to step out.

Anyone with a pair of eyes that day knew he was guilty

@Antediluvian Spy lmao they were shortening "narcissist" to "narc" - they weren't talking about undercover cops or drug cops lol (it's really fucking stupid for them to use the word narc for anything other than cop lol)

@cat's pajamas No. You're wrong. I'm just capable of looking beyond the most obvious conclusions and making decisions based on evidence rather than conjecture. Trust me. I have no interest in Chris Watts. I have a man who I'm very happy with and will always be with. Unfortunately it's average nincompoops who jump to conclusions who comprise juries, thus leading to some people being falsely convicted of crimes. False confessions happen and they happen a lot more frequently than you might imagine. Chris Watts may or may not be guilty. But neither you or I are in a position to say either way. I'm saying to keep an open mind...especially in a situation like this where you know nothing firsthand about the situation.

@cat's pajamas I fully agree! Actually scrolled down here to comment something similar, but you said it better than I could :)

michelle Smith There's a big difference between people who follow true crime to learn about what makes murderers tick and how to avoid and/or catch them, and the mainly women who fantasize about murderers, defend them and want a relationship with them.  Theo Dore appears to be the former.  Linus lexy appears to be the latter.

@Antediluvian Spy Seems like your thing, as you know all about it.

@linus lexy How attracted are you to Ted Bundy? Is his "deathbed confession" fake? How about Richard Ramirez? Do you think that John Wayne Gacy has kind eyes and could never do those kinds of things? Because every family annihilator has obsessive women who heard about it on oxygen and want to convince themselves that such a man could never do such a thing!

@tauresa ttauresa I've never known a narc to be so brash lol wtf are you talking about? I'm on your side but I came up around confirmed undercover cops and they do not act like that.

@T M I see, thank you for the information

@Flame Geyser He's actually just gave an interview claiming he heard no more or less the usual arguments couples do, nothing out of the ordinary. . The only thing that alerted the neighbours to suspicion is how he acted after the murders.. But without his actions or lack of they would never have thought it of him.

I first saw the ch 7 interview, and he did look guilty then. Especially at the end, when he was asking them to come home, whilst closing his eyes and looking away. He looked guilty from the start.

@linus lexy you are one and I am aware of the meaning of the word. You berate everyone else as if you are the only one who is correct in their opinion, a classic sign of a narc.

@Xuang Pekou He didn't just say they "fought a lot" originally. Originally he said that Chris would "lose it" when they were fighting and go crazy. That is definitely a huge stretch when compared with "fighting like a normal couple." He knew he was being misleading, that's why he later went on Dr. Oz to come clean. If he's aware that he was being misleading, then I don't understand why you still can't figure it out.

@tauresa ttauresa Wow. Try to learn what a narcissist is before you go throwing that word around like it's toilet paper. It's actually a real disorder that affects a lot of people. It wasn't invented for you to use as a buzz word to toss out whenever you feel like you need a little ego boost.

@linus lexy stop being a narcissist. We have all watched the same thing, the neighbour k ew he had done it very early on.

@Pat Lynch Personally, I do not like the idea of anyone bending the truth in the middle of a murder investigation.  That should never, ever be something to condone. But I know I can't tell you anything, as you've watched this 23 minute video without doing any further research.  So clearly there's nothing more you can learn...that's apparently all the data your gray matter can accommodate.

@linus lexy Fact, the neighbor called him out on tape.  Fact, the neighbor was right from the beginning.  If the neighbor said he exaggerated the amount of arguing, that's fine.  The point is the neighbor nailed it within 25 minutes.

@Pat Lynch The neighbor later retracted what he said, explaining that they didn't fight anymore than a normal couple. They didn't know he did it right away. His next door neighbor suddenly noticed that day that his behavior was out of the ordinary.

@linus lexy So we have it wrong, he's innocent?  Please tell us how we're wrong.

@linus lexy I believe you, but did the neighbor not admit to hearing them screaming at each other before? Is that what he stretched? At the very least I can believe that he understood that Chris was acting strangely.

You guys know absolutely nothing about this case. Try to do a little research first. All the people he knew said they could never imagine him doing such a thing. He seemed like a perfect father and husband. And the neighbor with the CCTV later admitted to stretching the truth.

I think his neighbor was still pretty sharp, but considering that they knew each other I'm sure his neighbor suspected him before hearing anything else, even


Poor dieter dog saw everything and wanted to tell the police but they can’t speak dog 😭


Why should i believe you?

Chris Watts: here's a power-point on the top 10 reasons i'm innocent


This is one of my biggest fears. Falling in love with the wrong person. Things are going fine and next thing you know, things are going south and they want to kill you. Scary shit.

@Jon Boyes aromantic is experiencing little to no romantic attraction to other people

@Mere C being a narcissist and a murder is two separate things. although murders r usually narcissists,  narcissists arent necessarily murders. i know plenty of narcissists who are wimps and nonviolent.

@Sue Zuccati exactly. Most of the time it's been going on for a while, and the other person just ignores it until it's too late

Honestly it’s shit like this that makes me feel happier being single.

I understand the fear. Abuse happens, women are murdered by partners and ex-partners, and it’s a reasonable concern when you’re dating.

However, I don’t think things Watts’ behavior came entirely out of nowhere. He was always a narcissist with a personality disorder and a mother with a similar disposition, and there will always be signs when someone is dangerous. That said, it does seem to have been relatively sudden, and I don’t know that there was any chance for Shannan to get away before he went from “deceitful, passive aggressive narcissist” to murderer.

If you’re worried, it might help to learn about narcissistic abuse and how to recognize the early signs and stages of intimate partner abuse/domestic violence. Things like isolation, love-bombing, rushing serious steps, etc.

I hope that helps. It’s good to be aware, but I also think with the right tools, you will find the right person. : ) Cheers.

If that’s your biggest fear, it will probably happen to you.

This kind of shit rarely happens over night, there's always more aggression involved.<br>If someone is violent towards you, just go away the fastest you can

This kind of shit rarely happens over night, there's always more aggression involved.
If someone is violent towards you, just go away the fastest you can


Dectective: “Your wife and kids are missing.”

Chris: “Anyways, give me a number 1 meal with a pepsi.”

"can you- can you bring me a butterfinger and a coke? 👉👈"


HE IS SMILING THROUGH OUT THE ENTIRE NEWS INTERVIEW!!!!!!! HOW THE FUCK


Message of all this: Divorce your wife, don’t murder your whole fanily.

@Marialucia Iermano I think he has a point... Have as clue who you are marrying. I think too many couples are guilty of not being wise on who they choose to marry

@Organic Trash you can say victim blaming all you want won't matter if your dead. Take the advice and not as something else. Be self righteous and always looking out for yourself. Victim blaming is just a way to remove responsibility

@Marialucia Iermano um, actually you can see if a person is a socio/psychopath before marrying them. And the advice to be careful is not "victim blaming" but basic safety measures.

@Shirokuma how do we know who the 'right person' is ?

@Shirokuma are you even out of school yet? You sound like somebody with limited life experience. I can only blame your age for your lack of empathy and disrespect for a wife who was murdered by a man she loved and trusted. He never laid a hand on her or the kids, neither did he have  any past criminal record. How on earth would she know that he would brutally kill her and her babies.<br>Can you even imagine how hurtful this statement can be for the family who lost their loved ones in this brutal and senseless murders?

@Shirokuma are you even out of school yet? You sound like somebody with limited life experience. I can only blame your age for your lack of empathy and disrespect for a wife who was murdered by a man she loved and trusted. He never laid a hand on her or the kids, neither did he have  any past criminal record. How on earth would she know that he would brutally kill her and her babies.
Can you even imagine how hurtful this statement can be for the family who lost their loved ones in this brutal and senseless murders?

@Shirokuma The kind of marriage that happens 6 months to a year in the relationship - the kind where you only move in together after marraige.

Really dang wish i knew that 20 minutes ago.... oh well gotta get back to diggin

@White Skull "victim blaming" is such a blanket term. Even asking questions gets a snap back about blaming someone. To say "victim blame" in that context implies they never did anything to other person. Even if it's minor, people take things their own way. Feelings manifest for years. She wouldn't have had to do something that day to get killed. It could've been a culmination of factors. In the documentary they talk about her spending habits and how she would basically dominate over him in ever aspect of life. Call it blame, call it whatever. At the end of the day, they were 2 people together because of children. The classic "for the kids" scenario. It just gets old seeing the victim label applied, and then all questioning and inquiries cease. Suddenly being a victim is equivalent to being an angel who's never done any wrong. If I got punched in the face, don't you think people would ask why someone would punch me in the face? Implying I probably did something, in that person's eyes, to warrant a punch in the face? And no you can see why the victim cars is so prevalent these days, it's it's get out of responsibility card. Even so far as to turn criminals into victims in media, so now they are empathized instead of demonized.

@Marialucia Iermano you can't tell they're murderers. But, in dating up until marriage, one hopes you find out their true self. If I marry a woman and never know she's a hard ass dictator, spending all my money, then I messed up somewhere. Still, have a battle axe hover over every day like a hawk isn't an excuse to murder someone. But it can start to wear on you. Hence why he found a bubbly, easy going woman to throw it in on the side. Listen to all the bs at home, and escape it outside the home.

Or don't even get married if you cant be faithful

Or don't even get married if you cant be faithful

@Shirokuma yikes.... I'm pretty sure if she knew he was going to kill her she would leave

@Jakal9712 Here's to plenty more happy years :)

@Jakal9712 Here's to plenty more happy years :)

@The Mudpit exactly! I met my future wife when she was fifteen and I was sixteen and we've been together for over 50 years! 💝

Relationships take a lot of work and I'll be the first to say that at times it wasn't easy but more often than not it's been a fairytale and magical!💞

We took our vows very seriously and we're both really disturbed by people such as Watts that kill their entire family just to get out of a relationship.

Man up and get a divorce. R.I.P. former Watts family and the ledgit victims of this coward.

@Ryan Lastnameommited  not sure what you mean by 'we' but if you are going through a separation you have my sympathy.

@The Mudpit we can no longer afford this option.

@The Mudpit we can no longer afford this option.

what you don't understand is that people like this don't have the mindset to do that and that is more challenging than to take out the problem all together. that is simple to us is extremely complex for people like him. im not siding with a criminal im just stating cold facts. this message would be useless to a person like him.

@ISCARI0T Why kill anyone....don't murder guys divorce not a taboo any more...we r not in the 19th century

if you insist on disobeying the message, get a lawyer before interrogation

or don't get married, since the vast majority end in divorce and broken families?

@D K how is it victim blaming to say don’t murder?

@Shirokuma she should’ve see this coming honestly 🙄 she should’ve known this man is a sociopath that would’ve killed her and his own children

@JustMeHere _ i get what you mean because this feels like it gives irresponsible people a cop out for feeling some slight discomfort in their marriage (most people are idiot babies who can't deal with even minor consequences of their decisions, and were likely too lazy to raise their value in order to find a high value partner). But yea, without this context, it does come across as victim blaming (as I know you are directing your comment to irresponsible idiot babies and not Shannan who is obviously innocent and has our sympathy and condolence). I'm glad that people are standing up against victim blaming - it just annoys me that irresponsible bums who don't know what commitment means will use this to justify themselves. You don't deserve that much of a blast for a communication mistake, but let's just be glad people are now defaulting against victim blaming and that's what the world needs. Good on u for retracting, and good on everyone else for at least having a working moral compass, empathy, and confidence in their beliefs to actually speak up for other people. A rare bravo for humanity in this thread. Just some quick advice, take the time to make sure your ENTIRE point comes across very clearly to avoid headaches later on, even if it's such an effort to type or say. This applies to every interaction in life lol.

@Organic Trash no but definitely goes both ways women need to pick better men based on character and men need to have the balls to leave than just murder your innocent family but he’s more wrong in this situation

@🩰𝐼𝑛𝑡𝑒𝑟𝑙𝑢𝑑𝑒🫖 well yeah after about 5 of you responded saying victim blaming im sure they’ve corresponded it already 😂

@Shirokuma yeah like we know if someone will kill

@Shirokuma yeah like we know if someone will kill

I mean.... 15 weeks pregnant though, bro seriously 😐

or love your partner, be good to them, and stay together in happiness for life. Plenty of people still manage to do it!

@Marialucia Iermano there are red flags in a relationship

@Shirokuma i hope you do realise that this is victim blaming

Its one thing to kill his wife, but killing your own offspring makes no sense

That is the literal definition of victim blaming lol

@Marialucia Iermano ohh yea i get it now mb, yea that's victim blaming lol

@JustMeHere _ yeah almost as if people can't just magically see if the person they are in love with are murdering sociopaths

@Organic Trash no? they are saying to marry the right person to not end up in the situation of divorce or potential murder in the first place

Or marry the right one (if possible the type that doesn’t kill you)


The dude literally got him talking by just looking at him in silence.

@Seedmoncher Monchcronch honestly because it’s so awkward, so you just try break it

THE DETECTIVE SITTING THERE STARING AT HIM IS SO FUNNY

That gets nearly anyone talking, you don't even have to be good at it


Man, life is so stress-free when you don’t murder people

same. I know it's shocking, but i quite enjoy having a murder free conscience. it cost me, and lost me nothing!

@Misterkingdom alright neighborhood watch calm down

I don't know about stress free
...
but it is one less thing. One mighty important thing at that.

I don't know about stress _free_
...
but it is one less thing. One mighty important thing at that.

@noah E people are acting like it had a copyright on it, I’ve never seen such a funny YouTube comment thread ©🥴😂😂😂

@Terrestrial Creature ive always been of the opinion that if i die its not my problem. This guy does make me puke tho i cant believe the man of the house would do less than DIE for his family. My dad taught me better and hes been through more divorces.

Must be a sad life when u want YouTube likes so you copy a top rated comment from all the other videos.

I think about this comment everytime I see more than one cop car in the same lot.

Like "Man.. I'm glad I never killed anyone cause I'd be stressing hard AF right now."

Man, life is so stress-free if you live your life selfishly for just your enjoyment.

Stress-free life:
- Don't advertise your kids
- Don't show off riches
- Don't be famous
- Don't be too good-looking and don't be too ugly-looking
- Don't be gay in certain countries
- Don't be Transexual in certain countries
- Don't be stupid
---
That's about it.

idk about that. I've never murdered anyone and my life has gotten quite a bit stressful at times...

@TubeWombat lol then you have literally no worries.

@Swade Swade, I know you’re not a monster. People make mistakes. I have been on the job 25 years and I have learned a lot during that time. I need you to help me show you are not a monster. Swade, it’s time to be the decent person you are and confess.

This is called the “copying a successful comment from other videos approach.”  The technique is used by attention-seeking YouTubers facing the stark reality that they are not as creative as the person from whom they stole the comment.

@Mecha Quaza yea I seen that comment on these videos at least over 3 times now

every now and then we all need this reminder

This comment is such a gem but not rare by any means it's like diamonds (which actually aren't rare at all)

Literally! I can’t believe he thought murdering his family would be less stressful than a divorce 🤦🏻

That comment is literally already on every video on this channel. It’s getting tedious and wasn’t even funny the first time.

@Swade “Bruh.” Does everyone on the internet talk the same? You can’t even give me an original answer about the comment you’ve stolen.

@Misterkingdom bruh, for the third time, 2 other people commented the same exact thing on part 2 and 3 so i just added it to part 1

@Chris Gat dude 2 other different people commented the same shit on part 2 and 3, i just wanted to add it to part 1

Shame you didn’t rack up the 30k likes the original poster got for this comment. Sad dude.

@João Henrique Gouveia Izidorio Life is probably stress-free whwn you don't copy/paste someone else's comment

@TubeWombat You're wrong because being dead is probably totally stress-free. Also, your murderer will be extremely stressed now that you're dead. So OP's argument still stands.

@Mecha Quaza yeah 2 different people put them on part 2 and 3 so i added it to part 1 lmao

man, life is so stress-free when you don't copy others comments

@TubeWombat I would argue being dead is also stress-free.

@TubeWombat idk. People would  complain that you have no life.


Your editing is A-1. The narrating is clear, concise, and pro-grammar. May you prosper.


This guy looks more guilty during the interviews than that crazy guy who was informed the body was found live on TV.

Jason Georgiadis... His name is Stephen McDaniels

@Ian Mangham ahahahaha these interviews make me feel like Einstein.
Moe fcn Larry..
The colonel Russell interview now that guy had some skills. He knew he had boot prints, tire tracks, ECT. But he sure made Russell feel like HE was controlling the interview..and got him to tell ALL details.
Compared to the laughable miss geeez, golly, let me think..oh excuse me I haven't had my breakfast yet, that was a million years ago lazarus, and Mr. I didn't do anything it was intense, professional.

@Spirit Walker Oh geez what a gal ,🙄😏🤔🤨😙😊😉😋😜😯😫☹😔😖🙁😣🤐😤

@Ian Mangham Lazarus was an interesting interview as well. But that was a million years ago.

@Spirit Walker I NEVER HAD A HAIRCUT,I WAS WEARING A WIG" and "I NEVER DID ANYTHING" 😐

@Ian Mangham yowar hayar is thayar stevaan..look how much hayar you have staven. They steal your hayar and put it over thayar? Ahahaha ..i didn't do anything.  Hahahaha

@Ian Mangham staaven...everyone says you all so talkative...why why why you acting like this
Steven YES
              NO
               I DON'T KNOW
 hahaha..this kid practiced the catatonic schizophrenic symptoms down to a T in a snap.
I didn't do anything.

@Ian Mangham body? I think I have to sit down..

@Ian Mangham I meng I meng somebody musta grab her. She goes jogging on Saturdays.

@Spirit Walker Because it's still clean 😃

@Jason Georgiadis is therr a vi...noooouuuu.....

nooooouuuuu

Staaavennn...why why do you wear your underwear more than one day?

Jason Georgiadis jim cant swim has it. Crazy eyes guy Steven.  "SteVen "you haven't cleaned your house in a week?" crazy hair dude.


The interrogator after the first long pause:

“You’re sheltering enemies of the state underneath your floor boards, are you not?"

One of the best movies I've seen by far. Watching Hitler get annihilated by a couple m19s......priceless. "Seems like the shoe is on the other foot"

mark ndlovu omg lmao I just died laughing at your comment. I’m at work and I laughed so hard

The clock is meant to be creepy. It's meant to be loud so you hear every second tick, it's an interrogation technique meant to lower your mental barrier.

Bring out his huge smoking pipe to make chris realize that he is not in control of the situation

Puis-je avoir un autre verre de lait SVP

Where is the interrogators overly large pipe?

That clock in the background is creeeepy


Did anyone else notice at the 2:55 mark, there’s a child moving around in the bedroom on the left side of the screen??? That’s a head scratcher!!

I think its the kid of Shannon's best friend


Finally an analysis of this case that doesn't just read into his body language and make wild assumptions based on hindsight<br>Of course it had to be Jim. Keep up the great content.

Finally an analysis of this case that doesn't just read into his body language and make wild assumptions based on hindsight
Of course it had to be Jim. Keep up the great content.

I'm so tired of those body language videos being taken as anything more than entertainment. Jim's videos are definitely the good stuff.


Take a shot for Everytime he says "Like*...


"No, Daddy"

The last words of her daughter. This is according to Chris himself in a recent interview, when discussing how it happened.

Even in her last moments, she still called him daddy.

So terrible hey. How could a dad do that?

Bow Legged She just watched her father kill her sister in front of her. Kids aren’t totally dumb, you know. She knew he was going to hurt her.

Freedom Of Nomad I think Marvel means the poor child could have just said “no, please don’t”. But he was her daddy. She loved him, she trusted him. I’m heartbroken. Those poor little girls and their mother...


It really says too much how many of these are Men killing Women.


Chris: "I'm not a confrontational person. I don't like to argue. I'm a pretty low key guy."<br>Neighbor: "We could hear them arguing from next door."

Chris: "I'm not a confrontational person. I don't like to argue. I'm a pretty low key guy."
Neighbor: "We could hear them arguing from next door."

@Kylie Richardson your misogyny is showing.

@Kylie Richardson really? You say this about the dead person? Who was pregnant. Are you one of Chris's side tricks or just psychotic yourself?

I came looking for this exact comment. That's not what your neighbour said buddy😬

@Danny Dolan

Doesn't mean it's normal, or healthy. It's good to be consistent in who you are, rather than constantly letting your emotions dictate your actions. People like that are more prone to do or have destructive behaviors, since they're not really thinking about the consequences, but only about what they're feeling.

@J. A. Greene I've been on both sides of that coin, and I saw it all the time growing up. It does happen a lot

Nate did confirm later that he lied about that statement.

@Danny Dolan

I guess that's something I don't understand. I've never gotten aggressive with anyone that I've been with.

@J. A. Greene Or he's saying, in general he is a low key guy. I wouldn't describe my personality during fights with my SO as my "normal personality". It's a heightened situation during an argument... "Normal" people can change on a dime when mad.

@Richard’s Testicle Head

But that shows that they're not accurate with their own perception of themselves, which means, ironically, they're an unreliable witness to themselves. That's what I was pointing out... he's not accurate about what he's saying about himself, even if he thinks it's true.

@Kylie Richardson

People with that vast of a different side are often diagnosed with some sort of personality or emotional disorder.

@J. A. Greene  I heard someone once say "The most quiet people often have the loudest minds" and that is too true. Glad this creep got caught.

I'm a pretty low key guy says the guy that strangled his family.

@Myszka

Sometimes, the quietest people are hiding the most secrets.

Lol good point! I kept thinking, being seemingly mellow in social situations doesn't mean much. Some of the most quiet people I know have the shortest tempers... what you just said is a perfect example of someone being meek in public and aggressive at home. What a psycho. Such a sad story...


what was the detectives name?<br>the male one

what was the detectives name?
the male one

𝕄𝕣 𝔽𝕒𝕙𝕣𝕖𝕟𝕙𝕖𝕚𝕥


****Never talk without your lawyer. Also, don’t kill people.

@Whats In a name feel free to give me all your money,

good advice about the killing people thing. i was just about murder someone, then I read this and thought no I m not going to. No I ll listen to youtube person twinspeaker. Thanks buddy I owe you one. 👍👍👍👌👌👌

@Jacob Cardinal yeah nobody ever gets falsely convicted because of circumstantial evidence

The guilty tend to not ask for an attorney because they think asking for one will perceive them as guilty. They think they can play it off by acting like they'll work with the investigation.

Agreed. Kill only in defense. Better to be peaceful than harmless.

But if you have to kill people, do it with your lawyer 👍

Even if you are innocent, get. A. Lawyer. They can twist anything you say. Play it safe guys.

You sound like you wanted him to get away with it

@Bel Mum Yea, but it can make a difference from the death penalty to life or other reductions. Dont talk to them. You have no need. Why? You dont know them they ain't your friends so dont talk to them.

Never talk to police even with a lawyer. What you tell them can only be used against you, if you try to use what they say for you, prosecutor objects citing " hear say". Cooperating will probably lead to a lesser sentence. So play it by ear.

@M Pulverman yeah they also say they get nothing from a conviction but in actuality they try to cover people into giving confessions because confessions without a lot of evidence can look really good and it actually leads to some false confessions.

AND NEVER. Tell them your daddy has a Mercedes and he loves that baby.

Both very important philosophies to live by

Everyone seems to be ignoring the more important follow up in this statement.

Only talk with a lawyer especially if you've done the crime it helps keeping the lawyers on the good side.

@Noah Hanka i mean raising suspicion doesnt matter if you are innocent

@Bel Mum yeah, why would you need a lawyer if you "aren't" guilty, he would just give information so they can "find" his wife and kids, how he saw it, he didnt need a defence as nothing was "attacking" him

@Charmander ikr i saw the same comment aswell but with way more likes

@Bel Mum ok lol this has nothing to do with my comment.

@Jacob Cardinal Most people when their family goes missing are desperate and would do anything to find them, unless we are the reason they went 'missing' than we will still have to pretend that u care and that u are not guilty, we will still need to talk to police as our family is 'missing' and we are desperate to find our 'missing' family, its very sus if one didn't talk to police when their family is 'missing'

If you are guilty, you should talk without a lawyer

@RP M Correct me if I’m wrong, but if he is playing the victim here, wouldn’t wanting a lawyer raise some pretty big suspicion? If his family was actually kidnapped, wouldn’t he just be spilling everything he knows to get them back?


His acting is bad he is just like, okay my wife is dead that’s fine.


He had the wedding ring with him, that 1 minute 7 seconds was his genius, flawless plan, of putting the ring on the bedside table, "irrefutable" evidence that she had run away. You can tell when he brings the ring out that he thought that it was his get-out-of-jail-free card.

He looked at that ring like he ain’t never seen it before

"TADAAAA! And here's her RIIING! I'm innocent!"

@Jimmy he definitely took her ring off before he buried her. Another thing a lot of ppl don't know is Shannan actually DID walk out on her first marriage. She ghosted her first husband. CW was hoping ppl would think she did it again.

Yep. This along with the blankets being gone which he knew

He really thought he was being very clever.

Jimmy because he killed her and their children, then he took their bodies with him to dump them, her body probably had her ring still on her finger

@Ashley Countiss why would her ring be in the car though?

That’s exactly what I posted I think he got thee ring out of her car.


Wild how sociopaths exist. It's easy to think everyone has the same internal dialogue as you but it seems everybody is on their own playing field.

@Friendly Player you dont have to be a sociopath to be a killer, plenty arent. You do have to be one to remain so emotionally detached from a family you spent years raising that you can kill them in cold blood without shedding a tear.

Even wilder is that you dont have to be a sociopath or anything. We all have capacity for good and evil, given the situations. There are no "monsters", just different humans and situations

There is a psychologist that coined the term "reality tunnel",  basically we think almost everyone in society has common sense or has similar thoughts, but that's not true. Everyone has their own subjective view of reality that they generalize on others.

And apparently some playing fields have no rules.


I thought I lost my 4 year old once, called the cops and they found him taking a nap in his bed covered by his blanket and a hundred stuffed animals. I felt so stupid but was hyperventilating and seriously thought I was having a heart attack. The cop was going to call an ambulance until I started calming down. This guy was all but confessing as soon as he walked in the door.

No offence but that's somewhat hilarious

I've done this with my 5 year old..we were making a bed out in the living room for movie night and she crawled into the heap of blankets I had brought to lay on the mattresses..lol. it's funny now, but for a solid 3 minutes my life was flashing before my eyes..😂

@a lucientes I did check his bed, but in a panic and he was buried under the blanket and his stuffed animals as I explained.  I just ran into his room and looked after having run around the house outside. He had a propensity for getting on his bike and taking a ride around the neighborhood unannounced which I thought was a more likely scenario than what actually played out. After running around the block again to no avail I  called the cops. I know that I looked dumb but the point of this was that Watts wasn't panicked and seemed calm which I can tell you from experience should not be your reaction especially when it is your whole family that has gone missing but thanks for your comment.

You were having a heart attack yet had not even checked his bed?


The detectives on this case are quite skilled, but Chris Watts was an easy get.  His story fell apart immediately.

They toyed with him like a 5 year old... "You're a truth teller" lol

People overestimate their own abilities. i'd say he's pretty average.


Painfully awkward watching him just stand around on his phone or doing nothing when he's supposed to be concerned about his family.

He's almost like an awkward teenager. Unbelievable he could sit there bullshitting like that after what he did.

yea i would at least expect him to you know like drop to the ground balling. this guy must not have any emotion cause i would breakdown over my last pencil snapping and this guy basically knows he's caught and doesn't. just the lack of remorse


How he didn't cry saying "they never leave anywhere without their blankies" knowing full well he drove them to where their deaths would happen, with their blankets. I watched the documentary on Netflix, and it sickened me. I'm crazily obsessed with criminology, and not many things phase me. But the way he talks about them completely without emotion is disgusting

@Adi Inbar lol just because I said it disgusted me and phased me more than other things doesn't mean I haven't seen things like it before, but thanks for the skeptical question buddy

@Cassandra The word is psychopath. They're characterized by a congenital inability to feel empathy, love, remorse, guilt, and shame. This kind of total lack of basic human emotions toward the people who are supposedly closest to him and his even temper throughout the investigation up until the point where he realizes he's not going to get away with it and he's going to prison are the hallmarks of psychopathy.

You're crazily obsessed with criminology, but you've never seen a psychopath before?

So true... I'm addicted to true crime this story and what he did to his babies gave me nightmares for weeks

@Princess E Ville the word you’re looking for is “sociopath”, not “autist”

His mind was occupied by lust. His wife and families became mere obstructions to his way of getting that sensual pleasure(spending the rest of his life carefree with his mistress, as this is so much more carefree than taking responsibility as a dad, a husband, a bread earner)

@Jessilynn Weibel I'm also autistic. I know I've heard of autistic people who have a poorer sense of empathy than most, but my empathy is greatly increased. Wanted to figure out what this guy was on about.

@The Z Dude coming from an autistic person, no. autism shouldn't have been brought up in the first place. most autistic people i know, myself included, are more empathetic than a "normal" person would be.

@Princess E Ville Does autism negatively affect empathy?

I know Autists who have more empathy, jesus christ. I felt worse when I had to put a hamster down once. This is horrible, inhuman.

I think he said later in an interview once he was in jail, he suffocated one of the girls with the blanket.

@parker an american murder: the family next door


Lol when he's texting in his phone I imagine in my head he's actually just doing a bunch of Google searches, "how to fake emotion" , "hiding evidence", "is it bad to murder your family", "how many years in prison for killing pregnant wife".

I laughed at "is it bad to murder your family" because that is EXACTLY something he would've done!

"Combined triple homicide, currently questioned by police, what do?"

😂 😂 Ah yes. "how did murderers get caught"

And texting random txt messages 2 random people asking them how they doing

Is it bad to murder your family - lmao dude, but it's real scary for real man

@Mister Beef Wellington The 3rd LMFSOOO STOP UNDERATED COMMENT HOLY JESUS

"Can I be still be aborted at age 33?" XD

Apparently he was texting his mistress, whom he was cheating on shanan with


Take time to learn how to pronounce the names of victims..


I hope he’s getting some, every single day


“This is something I’d never do to my wife or kids” that’s when he outed himself assuming they were killed when that wasn’t brought up.

I don't think that sentence is incriminating in itself. The detective told him he had to look at every possibility and asked him how he felt about it (when looking at it through the lens of prior marital discord). The suspicion that he was involved in their disappearance kinda assumes he either killed them or was holding them captive.

@Anatomychant  agreed. I can't even imagine being able to sleep or function if my husband and kids went missing. I couldn't work. I'd flip if his diabetic medication was still at home. I wouldn't wait to get home to let the police in. I'd say here's the code to get in through the garage because though the front door needs a code, we latch it for the little one. I'd be thanking the neighbor and bestie for their efforts and concern. I'd be calling the detective all day n night for updates.

The whole interview he basically acted like he knew they were dead. He wasn't like "oh please let me tell you everything, anything to help you find them safe!" Like a normal person would. Instead, he was like "I don't escalate confrontations like that. I would never do that." He's really transparent.

Don't forget how he had this story of how they ran away (blankets missing and ring left behind). I think he forgot about his own story xd

Yeah exactly someone was innocent and didn't know what happened and felt like they were being accused of something they'd say "I didn't do ANYTHING." Because you can't definitively know what happened. <br>Saying "this" means you know what happened.

Yeah exactly someone was innocent and didn't know what happened and felt like they were being accused of something they'd say "I didn't do ANYTHING." Because you can't definitively know what happened.
Saying "this" means you know what happened.

Exactly what i said! <br>Do what exactly Christopher? What is the “that” which you speak of ? Nobody accused you of any “that’. The detective just wanted a timeline of events but now you’re looking mighty suspish of that “that” you denied bro.

Exactly what i said!
Do what exactly Christopher? What is the “that” which you speak of ? Nobody accused you of any “that’. The detective just wanted a timeline of events but now you’re looking mighty suspish of that “that” you denied bro.

Also when he talks about them, he says "was" "been" past tense words, like theyre not coming back.

right?! like, you’re not gonna entertain the thought at all that she ran off with another man or anything? nope. they were murdered, but it’s not my fault tho


This man had what many people spend their entire lives striving for. A stable home. A loving wife. A family of his own. And he threw it all away, in the most horrific and vicious manner possible, all for the selfish desire to start over again with his mistress instead of the person who's loved him and stood by him for years and years. This right here is the perfect example of the worst that humanity has to offer.

@Fauna false. Men are more likely to fall prey to investment scams :(

I work harder than this guy ever has and I dream of having a house and family

@Guyinthecbox The thing about marriage is that when you go through things like debt you are supposed to stick by your partners side and work through it with them. Figure out a solution. Not run to a mistress that allows you to take the east way out relationships when they get tough.

@Ares Walker Thank man! She is still prideful so she never realize she has been

@xuan nguyen pham so sorry for your grandma 🙈

@Antares Luna oh gosh I hate those companies ways

@Ares Walker The type of product you can only buy if you ask everyone to buy as well. Herbalife, Avon a pyramid schemes where my grandmother dump 20000 dollar in.

@Ares Walker Companies like Avon where you have to recruit people to sell products with the hope of making money usually by bothering friends and family.

They were deeply in debt in a cheap paper home. The "American dream" is a sham propped up by debt.

@Fauna usually because women are somehow expected to be perfect home-makers, mothers, and also earn some money. MLMs prey on this cultural expectation by telling stay-at-home-moms that they too can be “productive” breadwinners. It’s such BS.

@Guyinthecbox I agree with you and I don’t think you stood up for him at all you stated facts yes it’s not nice to say anything negative about a deceased person but the life they portrayed on social media was completely fake like you said they were in huge debt and were about to sell their home because of it, their spending habits were out of control sending the children to private pre schools etc it was all for show. It was very obvious Shannan adored her family and wanted the best for them all its so heartbreaking. Shannan and her girls were beautiful and what he did is the worse crime ever in my opinion. He was meant to protect his family and he annihilated them instead hope he’s haunted by what he done every second of every day. Rip Shannan, Bella,  Cece and baby nico.

@Ares Walker pyramid schemes. Women (mostly) fall victim to them.

@the meme boi The way Chris was able to just kill his kids and not care kind of proves that Shannon was probably living a single mom lifestyle even though she had a fully capable husband... It's kind of hard to work full time or even part time when you have multiple children and no help. He was also financially controlling so that would severely limit the amount of childcare she would be able to get, yeah in that same breath he probably complained to her about not making any money. She did what she thought was a middle ground and being able to stay home and make money.

@the meme boi what are mlm scams? not american here

@Nola Toflo29 okay but MLMs are horrible scams and that was part of what made the situation they had going on a shit show

@Guyinthecboxyou did defend him in the way by bringing shaman mlm situation. This man is a monster and I think monster deserve no explanation or excuses. I’m lame and bored so I did a lot of research, his mistress didn’t really like the fact that he had kids and he truly just wanted to start over. In his monstrous mind he decided to kill them all. Look at this man eyes, Everything you say is right but lately a lot of people keep bringing her mlm anytime someone say this man threw a good life away why is that your initial reaction to explain the stress that he was going through ... in the end it doesn’t matter


"i'm a lowkey guy"

and a highkey murderer

Bro i was reading the comment section as he said "im a lowkey guy"


I really admire Shannon's friend Nicole. I wish I had a friend like that. Do you think that if it wasn't for Nicole and the other neighbour, that Chris would have gotten away with it? or would he have got caught eventually anyways.


The psychology tricks they use is mind blowing especially how they say “somebody might have seen the kids” just to gauge his reaction and emotions. It’s the little subtle things that make psychology so interesting to learn

Ngl I feel like most of the time it's bs , and this time since We are already familiar with the whole story we're just scraping at even breathing patterns


Heh<br>Getting "trapped" and not having access to the door because the officer is in the way is Fenbg Sui and The Art of War. Always sit so that you can see the doors and have the least amount of people behind you + access to the door. It will subconsiously help you be more at ease, even if you are alone in the room. It's instinct left over from our more primitive and hunter/gatherer + warrior days. You can really make things easier for yourself by doing this, if you have PTSD or anxiety. Probably more so pertains to men, who're naturally more perceptive of attacks.

Heh
Getting "trapped" and not having access to the door because the officer is in the way is Fenbg Sui and The Art of War. Always sit so that you can see the doors and have the least amount of people behind you + access to the door. It will subconsiously help you be more at ease, even if you are alone in the room. It's instinct left over from our more primitive and hunter/gatherer + warrior days. You can really make things easier for yourself by doing this, if you have PTSD or anxiety. Probably more so pertains to men, who're naturally more perceptive of attacks.

@The Emo Emu I think it's also about making sure the suspect can't make a run for it and escape.  In Counselling, the interviewer always sits near the door so that the person being counselled should become unstable, the counsellor is near the door and is not prevented from leaving.

Feng Sui is real. More people should check it out. Even police interrogators use it, even if they don't know it. It can make you enjoy your home and your life more.


He never seem genuinely worry. He seems more nervous. I don’t have children, but I will be devastated and freaking out if someone in my family would be missing.

literally. My brother was 20 mins late a few days ago and my mum was up and down the street looking for him

ikr he’s more like trying to defend himself when the investigator haven’t even suspect him


I'm sorry it's not funny but Chris describing how his kids act is hilarious


One of the weirdest things in the world to me are murderers who are voluntarily going on camera to talk about the whereabouts of their victims.

Not to mention talk to detectives without a lawyer and without being under arrest. Anyone smart enough to outsmart a trained detective is also smart enough to not talk to them without a lawyer in the first place.

They think it’s a good way to get some suspicion off of them. It always ends up making them the prime suspect lol


I know HE killed them, but even knowing you murdered every member of your family, with the immense pressure of showing/acting upset for police, and still having absolutely ZERO remorse, guilt or regret in your heart to pull from, even for the sake of "faking" it, is ASTOUNDINGLY brutal, cold and calculated evil. A true sociopath on the most extreme level. <br>I always say there's a special place in hell for those who murder children. But there is an extra, extra special place for those who murder their OWN children.

I know HE killed them, but even knowing you murdered every member of your family, with the immense pressure of showing/acting upset for police, and still having absolutely ZERO remorse, guilt or regret in your heart to pull from, even for the sake of "faking" it, is ASTOUNDINGLY brutal, cold and calculated evil. A true sociopath on the most extreme level.
I always say there's a special place in hell for those who murder children. But there is an extra, extra special place for those who murder their OWN children.

I know right!! it’s so sickening and it twists my stomach!!!


"why should I believe you?" -Interrogator

"So here's an essay on why I wouldn't murder my family" -Guy who murdered his family

@data It's not a question per se, it's a test in the form of a question. Personally I think the most trustworthy answer is "there is no compelling reason for you to just believe me any more than any other random person"

@data it's not about the proof itself it's about the way you respond

@data it’s a tactic used in psychological interrogation.

@data Well as far as I understand the interogator doesn't expect the suspect to be able to prove he couldn't have done it, all that matters is the way the suspect reacts and what can be drawn from that. For example, as JPS said, the interogator attacks the suspect directly here, and if someone were to accuse you just straight up of killing your family while you were innocent, you'd probably get a little worked up. But the fact that Chris actually tries to prove his believability shows that subconciously, he isn't opposing the accusation. Don't take my word for any of this of course, I'm just guessing to the best of my abilities here xD

To be fair it's a stupid question, asking someone to prove a negative is like proving pigs can't fly, if it never happened it is impossible to prove it ever did happen.


This case just sickens me. It’s one thing to kill your wife (this is horrible too of course) but a whole other thing to kill your own damn flesh and blood children.

@e- w- yes, I know. I’m just saying it’s even worse when it’s your own flesh and blood progeny. Even a lot of vicious, hardened criminals will agree.

I have a friend that works as a jail guard and prisoners say:"When someone kills mother-in-law, we all understand. When he kills his wife, we condemn, but we understand. But when someone kills a child, he won't have to worry about going to Hell, we'll give it to him right here". Honestly, Hell is not enough for them.


These videos also teach how easy it is to analyze and see tiny clues in behaviour, in hindsight. I bet the average person or even the average law enforcement worker wouldn't notice much in "live" situation.<br>Interesting, how the neighbour,, being just "semi-friends", seems to read Chris' mind basically.

These videos also teach how easy it is to analyze and see tiny clues in behaviour, in hindsight. I bet the average person or even the average law enforcement worker wouldn't notice much in "live" situation.
Interesting, how the neighbour,, being just "semi-friends", seems to read Chris' mind basically.

When I watched the netflix series, I was giving him the benefit of the doubt of maybe just being very nervous because COPS. But hindsight (and this sort of video) help me see stuff I missed the first time around.


My mom took my little brother for 3 1/2 weeks. My Dad was so depressed and manic, texting her 10 times an hour at minimum to let him see my little brother. Seeing someone who at face value would appear to go through the same situation, it’s very, very weird and off, like he doesn’t even care.


18:29 I think this is so funny considering the fact that Nicole immediately called the cops (since she knew something was wrong) and his neighbors (who stated they never really spoke to him) said that he was aggressive and loud and suspected him from the get go.


I once dropped one of my fish and almost cried.
This dude anihalates his entire family and doesn't feel anything.

Psychopaths are scary.


I always see these guys willingly going into a discussion with police like this. Guilty or innocent the police are not your friends they are trying to solve crimes... You could be completely innocent of something and say the wrong thing and become entangled up and hurt your life. Always always always get a lawyer.


Shannon had an amazing friend in that lady who did everything right, her fast response allowed the police to respond before any evidence could be tampered with or destroyed


What always gets me is the utter shock these guys seem to be In because they can’t seem to believe the extent law enforcement is going to to find a little thing like a missing mother and children. Kind of gives you a window into their soul.

Exactly! Like Scott Peterson after he killed Laci, it never occurred to him that people would be obsessed with finding her. He didn’t think that it would be such big news that his girlfriend would hear the tv reports and see the missing notices.


Remember that you aren't being interviewed by that detective, you're being investigated by everyone watching the footage.


I'm always so fascinated with the idea this dude has that he can actually talk and convince his way out of this.  The moment he walked into that room and that investigator sat on the same side of him and put him in that corner, he should have known he was f**ked!


That TV interview was really bizarre. He was smiling and laughing the whole time. There’s so many parts of this story where you just want to grab Chris and shake him and ask him what the hell was he thinking


This morning when I hugged my daughters they seemed so fragile.  They need us to protect and love them until they are adults.  How anyone could do this I will never be able to understand.


Everyone says Nate the neighbor solved the case, but it was really Shannan’s friend, Nicole. Had she never called the police as soon as she did there’s no telling how this all would’ve played out.


His neighbor was so observant and his wife's bestfriend was very aware, ppl like them makes me feel safe.


I can't think of a person who would respond so calmly to the suggestion that they're involved in the disappearance of their family if they didn't know what had happened. You would expect him to be worried that's the police focusing on him was a distraction from finding his loved ones.


"Bring those people back" "the house is empty without people" He is refusing to personalize this, he can't do it


Can we just talk about how Nicole Atkinson is the best friend ever?

NA and the neighbor were heroes not to mention Tammy Lee.


The detectives are better than any scripted tv show. Fascinating just watching the male's performance all the way through.


She had a great friend and neighbor.  Nice to see people doing the right thing.


Idk if this is just me, but I always imagine myself answering the questions even though I’m not being interrogated


This dude is just such a weirdo. Even without the murder he is just so weird.


That police officer was exactly the right man in the right place at the right time. He was absolutely brilliant. Absolutely brilliant.


i don't understand this man being an incompetent liar, not a psychopath or anything and an everyday worker, a reserved and un-interesting personality in general, just suddenly decide to get out of a marriage by killing everyone involved, including a beautiful, well-loved and dedicated wife who's actively seeking to resolve any divisions between them. <br>in my whole life I have never even come close to find someone that I like enough or have deep enough feeling to consider marriage with them or to make any sacrifice to keep the relationship going. I just can't imagine when you do find that, how can you just all of a sudden decide that tearing it apart in the dumbest way possible is the way out. like people this utterly stupid and lack of compassion doesn't even deserve any love in the first place?

i don't understand this man being an incompetent liar, not a psychopath or anything and an everyday worker, a reserved and un-interesting personality in general, just suddenly decide to get out of a marriage by killing everyone involved, including a beautiful, well-loved and dedicated wife who's actively seeking to resolve any divisions between them.
in my whole life I have never even come close to find someone that I like enough or have deep enough feeling to consider marriage with them or to make any sacrifice to keep the relationship going. I just can't imagine when you do find that, how can you just all of a sudden decide that tearing it apart in the dumbest way possible is the way out. like people this utterly stupid and lack of compassion doesn't even deserve any love in the first place?


Her friend is literally the best example of friends being family


6:39 I didn't realize the fact that he is actually telling the truth by saying his home is like "a ghost town". How creepy!!!!


Chris is so busy trying to convince the police that he's innocent that he forgot to at least act like he's worried that his family is missing.


Damn… i always thought it was easy to act a certain way… but i dont think it was that easy for him even considering he has an actual motive to act the best he can


So the best friend called the police before calling the husband? Makes me think she was already suspicious of him to start with


Scariest part is, if Chris didn’t say anything to the cops, talk to the media or just stayed quiet he would have got away with it because of lack of evidence or no evidence showing he did it.

@Libby W that’s a totally different thing from what I’m talking about. Yes his conscious most likely would have got to him, but if this guy was a cold blooded killer & kept his mouth shut we would have never found out what happened.

He wouldn't have got away with it. How could he go through the rest of his life having to make excuses to everyone where his wife and kids have gone?


Man he had him beat when Chris randomly said "this is something I would never do to my wife and kids".   Whatever do you mean bud


"I'd never do something like this to my family"

Cop, knowing nothing at this point: "Like what Chris?"


You can always tell when something is off when they start talking about them in past tense when they are only missing at that point.


his neighbor is exactly the kind of guy you would never expect to be so perceptive either


do you guys ever wonder what could of happened to chris if the neighbors never worried about her? what if the police were never called, and chris was able to get everything he needed and then leave the state or anything. thank god the neighbor noticed the red flags


When the detective asks, why should I believe you, I swear his answer is like as if he's up for a job interview at a hotel. And he's trying to make himself sound as friendly and calm and trustworthy as possible 😅 too funny.


Regardless of his actions, the moment police realized he was the spouse, he became a suspect.


18:07 In his conversation with Joe Rogan, Dr. Phil said that liars will do exactly what Watts is doing here--plead their innocence while making statements affirming their character, e.g. "You ask anyone, they'll tell you what a great guy I am!"


What boggles my mind is this dude was a “normal” guy his whole life! I get he was the ugly duckling until he got in shape and the first hot chick that comes onto him, dude comes up with ending his WHOLE family?<br>I just don’t get it!

What boggles my mind is this dude was a “normal” guy his whole life! I get he was the ugly duckling until he got in shape and the first hot chick that comes onto him, dude comes up with ending his WHOLE family?
I just don’t get it!


2:55 is it just me that saw a kid in his children's room??? 🤔😨 Kinda creepy cuz i don't see a kid going inside with them.


a give away is when he talks about their marriage like it was a casual marriage counseling session and not a missing person case!


It’s crazy to think this guy would result to MURDER, when he could have just taken all the money he had, got in the car and just bailed to another country or something.
Seriously, just leave, killing is such an insane solution if you’re not happy with family life. Trying to stay in the same place after the murders just shows how deranged and delusional some people can be, thinking they could possibly get away with it, when obviously the home be a nexus of cops, detectives and family members all trying to seek justice.
Sure your family would feel hurt and betrayed, but that’s nothing compared to the horrible crime and guilt you’d be stuck with for the rest of your life.


Ohhh I've seen this from a news report ...I knew basically everything ...yet watched because of the new perspective,video and psychological analysis


*_The neighbor always knows when something is going on!! That’s why they have neighborhood watch 👁 because they know when they sense something suspicious.._*


Imagine planning the murder of your family and getting caught day one by your neighbors.<br>Either they are nosy as hell or much more likey you are actually that bad.

Imagine planning the murder of your family and getting caught day one by your neighbors.
Either they are nosy as hell or much more likey you are actually that bad.


Officer Coonrod? Imagine having a name that sounds like some sort of restraint device from slavery!


this interrogation consists of chris waffling for minutes on end and a detective staring into his soul


Called three times, texted three time?<br>If my children were missing, I would be calling over and over again.

Called three times, texted three time?
If my children were missing, I would be calling over and over again.


I hate this guy so much. I have kids around that age and I cannot imagine the panic and confusion his innocent, trusting, defenseless children must have gone through. It makes me tear up every time I see this.


How can someone possibly sleep after murdering there family? Must have nightmares


6:07 you can see the moment Chris gave away his actions


Pro tip; when the use the word “like” alot, they are lying trust me.


3:36 I could be mishearing what he said but it almost sounds like says “we WERE going through a separation” but quickly catches himself and says “we’re”. There’s a slight pause right before he finishes the word.


I like that the thumbnail shows the exact time the investigator confronted him


What's sad is that this guy obviously had it good in life, a nice big house, nice cars, a family. But threw it all away just like that. They're are good people out there that would kill for that kind of life and this dude killed to get out of that life


03:18 the guy in the red shirt is also shocked to see how chris watts was casually playing with his phone as if nothing happened


Everything you see on someone's social media about them and their partner being madly in love and everything is hunky dory and perfect are usually the ones that have the most toxic relationships... #JS


“You can talk to any of my friends, any of her friends, they know me!” We did, that’s why you’re being interrogated right now.


this interrogator is good........very effective and intimidating just by staying silent and staring at Chris.........


The way he tries to convince the cop tho, sound like a job interview


When the interrogator initiated the pause technique, Chris FOLDED


20:33 "Celeste WAS the one that ..." Was" is a classic subconscious admission that they are in the past now, ie dead.


Sir please keep making videos, I'm almost done with all of them and won't have anything to watch at work.


If I get a random call from the police I wouldn’t respond “how’s it going” 1:02. That’s an immediate red flag lol, he knew why he was calling


On my third viewing of this video, I’m just in awe at the size of this dudes house.


The way he refers to his family in past tense and the way he talks as if something has happened to them while they’re only known as missing is just… FUCKING HELL, I know half the comments are about that but FUCK DUDE OMG.


The cops should’ve entered with him, and not let him walk in the house by himself and wait for the front door to be opened😒


They should have checked his phone to see if he called any family member or friends as he claimed


1:50 I remember this case. Really messed up.


Bro was found out immediately! This case was bizarre


I've watched "Chris Watts" stuff more than the average person has, and there are things I catch everytime.

Cop: "Where do you think she went?"

Chris: "At first, to her friends, but then once I saw the K9 units......"

Huh? Hahaha


He was definitely not expecting the cops to call him


Here i am, watching this again. Desperately craving a new video!🖤


4:03 Chilling that he makes note of the blankets he smothered the children with.


that scratch on his neck screams IT WAS ME YOU IDIOTS I DID IT and you see me smiling and holding back a chuckle...I think Im actually going to get away with it. I hate this guy and I just cant wrap my head around the WHY?


Woahh he's an ultimate pure devil. How come he wasn't cry when explaining his children after killing them???


Officer: your entire family is missing <br>Him: man like I just miss em like I wanna see those kids I just I wanna see em I miss them like so much like I need them

Officer: your entire family is missing
Him: man like I just miss em like I wanna see those kids I just I wanna see em I miss them like so much like I need them


It’s always shocking to learn someone acted like such an evil monster… the fact that some people end up like this is just horrifying


At the end, he's trying to make himself cry, and he just can't do it.


He avoids saying what he did in the car when he opened the garage door. The interviewer could have asked him about that. Chris avoided that question until his last interview in prison. I wonder what was so important.


the neighbor was a huge piece of evidence for the police officers, he was the real solver of the case


BTW the level of legit emotion he shows in those TV interviews is about the same like Tommy Wiseau in "The Room". The acting is THAT BAD

Also, makes me sense that unease in the air, when Walter White in Breaking Bad was always trying to elaborately explain his lying ways, his BS stories. And the "WAS a girly girl" is like the silent ending of an episode.


Cops: Chris your family is missing<br>Chris:Alright hit me up bro if you find them

Cops: Chris your family is missing
Chris:Alright hit me up bro if you find them


4:15 you see a child in the room different from the first when the video says the children are missing wtf


I use all these techniques on my kids, works all the time.


the pause technique really made chris rat himself out so quickly


I’m happy he’s in prison
But why people don’t plead the fifth idk
U can only ever hurt yourself in interrogation


This detective is the pause technique King.


Neighbor: you might be able to fool the FBI but you can’t fool the FBME….


Does anyone else notice that the interrogation started at exactly 9:00:00pm?


"We aah, are going through a separation."
"How's that going? Civil orrr?"
"Civil yea ... ha."


Who’s here after the verdict???<br>Life in prison isn’t enough

Who’s here after the verdict???
Life in prison isn’t enough


Interrogator: Do you know where your wife and children are?<br>Chris: No, like, I don’t know at all, like, I would, like, never hurt those kids or, like, anything like that, like, I want them back, like, so bad like

Interrogator: Do you know where your wife and children are?
Chris: No, like, I don’t know at all, like, I would, like, never hurt those kids or, like, anything like that, like, I want them back, like, so bad like


13:40 This is the moment when I decided to become an Orthodox Jew.  It's a lot like being a regular Jew but involves prompter texting responses.


The dude didn t get time to arrange things and explanations, because of her friend.


It’s funny how he runs to shake the cop’s hand and turns his head when he sees Shannan’s homie


It's like he's just the anchorman delivering a report about someone else's missing kids.


Chris - " I swear to god like, I would never like, harm like, my like, wife or like kids, like, it's just not something like, I'd ever do, like."


Like, I really like that like, these videos are so like, interesting, and like, I am so glad, that like, I was able to like stumble across these. I am so like, thankful for like, these videos. Keep like, making more videos like these ones. Like, this is such a good channel.


Like, if someone has her out there, like, just bring her back. I'm, like, so distraught.


My 5-year-old self losing my shit after flushing the toilet was more terrified than this dude


Neighbor knew what was up instantly...damn


hugeee shoutout to bestie Nicole, just knowing that something was terribly wrong; your best friend will ALWAYS know what's up, almost on the same level as your parent or sibling. hope we all find a friend like this, relentlessly loyal and intuitive. you never know when you'll need someone just looking out for your neck.


The killer like says the word “ like” like way too many times.


What’s on his neck during the interview on the porch? Shame he’s living it up in prison.


exercise your 5th amendment right. don't talk to the police!


The neighbour solved the case then and there.


He doesn’t look worried. He looks like he’s trying to cover his tracks. The neighbour knows better


Not even a tear when they show him a picture of his daughters


Alot of smiles in his tv interviews  under his talking


The interview.  The police did. With murderer  Nicole Kissinger was a bloody disgrace.   They let a. Murderer walk free


@2:57 you can see a child playing in the room behind him, is that not his daughter?


Hell those pauses were making me damn uncomfortable and I didnt do anything. Thats a good technique.


There's also a coded entry lock on the front door.  Chris would have given that code and allowed the officer to get in there if he was truly worried.


7:17 yeah she's safe with her kids coz they're in heaven and you're in hell


She " was" he says , well that just says it all.


I didn't annihilate my family like, at all, like, I promise 😐


Who walked pass in the left room @ 4:13?????

creepy like a lil girl wtf i saw that too


What if someone that has mood strings ? Are they as easy to read 📚 as a person


"I didn't kill my wife"

Runs and jumps off of top of waterfall.


American Murder, the Netflix documentary about this, messed with my head.


16:50 I had to look away. this was so hard to watch


Unbelievable. Im from Germany, he is a Monster!


4:15 did yall see the little girl in the room to the left..

edit: it's nicole's daughter

@Y/N idk but i saw it and had to go back multiple times. i also saw like a little girls figure in the documentary but it isn't this part.

Brooo, what was that??? I, too, saw it! Are you sure it is not one of the neighbours or the cops loitering around??? Damn, gives me chilld.


“This house is not complete without anybody here.” His ENTIRE FAMILY is supposedly missing and that’s all he can say??


I heard the Watts family house was haunted or some shit, what the hell is going on?


what's crazy is at 2:56 mins in you can see his dead daughters spirit in the back room playing


This is something I would never do! Never do what? What the he'll are you talking about.you assuming she's dead? Detective never said she was killed.from his perspective he shoulda shut up and lawyer up.if he did the trial would have been huge.and nk would be in jail too I think.


I wish he would’ve just left her alone man she would’ve been hurt but I guarantee she would’ve been got over and been fine with her precious babies .


He’s not sorry he’s just sorry he was caught


I appreciate the fact that your digital clock is perfectly synchronized with the ticking of the second hand on the physical clock in the interrogation room.

Totally, the synchronization adds a ton to the overall atmosphere.


Man if i got falsely mistaken for committing a crime and got questioned about it, police would immediately think it was me. I am so socially awkward, and I always think people are thinking bad of me so i am always over compensating.

It's to be expected, most people would act awkward and nervous talking to the police. You know who doesn't? The killer.

me too. I'd be the perfect scapegoat. my thyroid disease makes me fidgety, unrest, palpitate and sweaty.<br>edit: my eyes are also always tearing up since it got bigger because of the thyroid and my hands are shaky 😖

me too. I'd be the perfect scapegoat. my thyroid disease makes me fidgety, unrest, palpitate and sweaty.
edit: my eyes are also always tearing up since it got bigger because of the thyroid and my hands are shaky 😖

@CtrlAultDel I read that it's about 5% of convictions that are wrong, and the person is actually innocent. So yeah, if you are innocent, still get a lawyer.

Bad Drivers Of The NorCal Area read the original comment I replied to. If a person is afraid to be questioned by police that he or she will be mistaken for committing a crime, I replied “request a lawyer “. Look up the Curtis Flowers case (Mississippi). He has maintained his innocent in the quadruple murder / robbery but the DA has used a criminal (Odell Hallmon) to testify that Flowers confessed to him from trials 3-6. This criminal used this confession  testimony as a get out of jail card. This criminal ended up killing three people (his gf and gf grandma and another guy) before turning himself in. If they had tried him years earlier, he would have been locked up for life and not been able to have committed those murders. But the District Attorney drop charges like trying to run over Sheriff deputy.

If you are afraid to talk to investigators, don’t answer questions because you could end up like Curtis Flowers who has spent 23 years in prison. From the “In The Dark” podcast that investigated this case, the likely suspect is Willie James Hemphill. This guy was actually questioned then arrested in this case. He was let go in which he claimed he had a air tight alibi but the DA stated in court that there was no other suspects. This likely suspect was known to commit robberies to help his drug habit. He tried to kill his girlfriends stabbing her with a screwdriver. His alibi he gave to the reporters was checked out. Unfortunately police never questioned it. This likely suspect has been in and out of court for those 23 years. Meanwhile Curtis Flowers, who has no criminal record prior to all of this, has had six trials (2 that ended in mistrials, 4 convictions overturned, the last one with the US Supreme Court) and spent half of his life in prison (death row). He went from no criminal record to death row. Meanwhile the likely suspect has a rap sheet.

Bad Drivers Of The NorCal Area any time a cop questions you especially in a interview room, you should ask that question. Especially after being given your Miranda rights. As for the cop asking the time, I tell them to buy a watch

First words to come out of your mouth “I request a lawyer.” Anytime they ask something, say those words

I have thought the same myself. Being raised by a religious woman who was raised by nuns in a orphanage for some years made her very intimidating at times (despite that she could be extremely loving). This definately made me and continues to make me anxious and feel guilty even when I'm not. sucks :(


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