He says he misses his kids throwing chicken nuggets at him lol guy can’t even fabricate happy moments with his kids

@Cassie Banks maybe they were those gross vegan "chik'n™ nuggets"

@Cassie Banks maybe they were those gross vegan "chik'n™ nuggets"

@Diego Uy I was thinking cassie meant it to mean they are so damn yummy they eat them all up so none left to throw.

@Ms Fox I agree w u. Never found anything fun about wasting food in a food fight.

@Cassie Banks preach.  He lied yet again.

@Cassie Banks preach.  He lied yet again.

@Cassie Banks and they had a dog too! His name was doggy…boy

@Cassie Banks and they had a dog too! His name was doggy…boy

@Cassie Banks lmao, for some reason I imagined the detective delivering this line, as if it was a conclusive argument.

@Northern green eyes Yeah bro. Struggling to make ends meet as well.

@Northern green eyes Yeah bro. Struggling to make ends meet as well.

@Bibi Fun Statistics and studies says otherwise. That being said you obviously didn't read the full Convo between me and the other guy.

@Valaxius I know this is late but that statement is very ignorant. There are Americans living  in third world conditions as classified by the actual UN!! If you don’t know what’s going on here don’t speak on it

for a child to throw a chicken nugget, that means I REALLY NEED your attention. Chris probably didn't really hang with his kids a lot

@Clumsy RayAnn there are places in the united states that have 3rd world conditions lmao

@Porma Tipid. are u being sarcastic or what?

@Porma Tipid. are u being sarcastic or what?

I can't imagine wasting food like that. It's not a principle of whether you can afford it or not. You shouldn't just be trivially throwing away food, when other people are starving

I think maybe it's like saying "now that they're gone even stuff like that would be nice "

@Valaxius you are a vet and are still reaping the rewards. Sorry but u payed and had free healthcare and so many programs to help you 19 or whatever age u were. U got helped the whole way and were put on a pedestal for your service. U cant talk about struggle or other peoples. U sound middle class and spoiled like you want to make your life to be so hard like everyone else

@Clumsy RayAnn the year is 2021 you should not be willing to work for 5 dollars an hour. U are just being pitiful and feeling bad for yourself. Even McDonalds pays more than that. Stop feeling sorry for yourself and get up and move and a better life for yourself/ and or others.

@Clumsy RayAnn try getting a stronger mindset and fight the “American system” make it a motivation and stop making your own grave.

He said it to one of the body cam cops doing a walk thru of his house too 🤦🏻♀

@Valaxius @Clumsy RayAnn what a lovely wholesome exchange

@Valaxius @Clumsy RayAnn what a lovely wholesome exchange

@Queen_Kellz™ Thank you:) you are kind. Subbing to you as well.

@Queen_Kellz™ Thank you:) you are kind. Subbing to you as well.

@Valaxius I'm subbing to you both now! These made me smile and restored my faith in humanity

@Cassie Banks <br>You don’t have kids, do you?

@Cassie Banks
You don’t have kids, do you?

And before anyone tries to jump down my throat do understand that sociopaths and possibly psychopaths can feel bursts of emotion(and often killing Can do that which is why some because serial killers addicted to the moment that they feel someone) but they just aren’t long lived.

@Porma Tipid. $800 a month isn't lower middle class.thats poor.trust me.thats about what I live off.

@Clumsy RayAnn  I feel you man, gotta chase that bag 💯🙏💰

@Clumsy RayAnn  I feel you man, gotta chase that bag 💯🙏💰

In one of his videos Peter Hyatt talks about the perpetrator often finding a way to sneak in an insult to the victim, even if hidden in a loving statement. In this case, maybe what he's implicitly thinking is that the children used to make a mess. In the video I mention, Hyatt's discussing Madeleine McCann's disappearance and the mother says something along the lines of "when she opened her mouth the whole world knew she was there", she put it in a way that might sound loving, but what she's saying essentially is that the girl was loud, and it matches with the theory that the parents gave her some sort of medication to make her sleep.

@Clumsy RayAnn EXACTLY!!! Being born in a 1st world country doesnt = you are wealthy, well fed, have brand name clothes, expensive shoes, etc! Many people are working full time & living below the poverty line, having to choose between eating & paying the bills, or being one step away from completely homeless! I remember not having breakfasts & lunches for school because if we did then there wouldnt be anything for dinner! And thats just the tip of the iceberg of the Hell poverty-life was when I was growing up, as well!

Lol when did he say that? Now I have to watch the whole thing to listen for it.

@Clumsy RayAnn I hope you make it out. You are noble and strong for taking care of your family fuck the haters. Some people are so fucking narcistic they can't feel empathy for other peoples struggles and hardships.

@Djdndnd Dnrhdjdbd bro keep pushing fam. Life is hard but we gonna glo on these niggas. Don't let this goofy  @Phil McCrevice  steal yo energy and bring you down with negativity.

@Phil McCrevice lets not get all political friend. There are many steps between wealthy and poverty stricken. Yes people in the united states grow up richer than people in other coutries because our country is rich. But you can't say there aren't poor people in America but that is just untrue. Did you ever grow up homeless, or had to survive soley on school lunch and food you stole?

@Northern green eyes yes even now, my life is better i dont waste food! I consider it is crime. Many people dont have anything to eat nowaday

@Clumsy RayAnn Exactly. I've been there done that. I got out of the homeless shelter 3yrs ago but we still struggle through the month.
Disability pays $949 a month
Rent is $670 plus electric, etc.
We can't even but essential items so I hate when people tell someone just because you live in the United States you can't be poor I'd love for those people to come stay in the projects with me for awhile.
I've no car, no big tv or cable,no new shoes,used clothing from goodwill we don't get our hair or nails done at a salon, depending upon salvation army for Christmas gifts.
Hopefully next year things will start looking up for all of us including you. ❤

@Ms Fox same. We barely makr it through the month sometimes so we definitely don't waste food for "fun"<br>But to each their own I guess..

@Ms Fox same. We barely makr it through the month sometimes so we definitely don't waste food for "fun"
But to each their own I guess..

@Offline 404 Thank you brother. Means a lot. Take care.

@Offline 404 Thank you brother. Means a lot. Take care.

@Valaxius you seem extemely wholesome bro that made me cry a bit

@Valaxius you seem extemely wholesome bro that made me cry a bit

@Clumsy RayAnn You are absolutely fine my friend. You had a right to be emotional considering my initial nasty response. Yeah I'm a vet and thank you. You seem to have a good head on your shoulders. Dont give up. Ever. I really hope things pan out for you. You know living in a first world sophisticated society prosperity should be more broad. It's not as easy as I put it on my original reply. You have every right to complain about the economic situation in our country. I was over dramatic in asserting my success which really was based not on me but my connections. It's sad but to make it on your own in america you need to have connections. Education simply is becoming less and less relevant. It's sad. I really hope you find success. Matter of fact I'm gonna sub. I want to hear from you from time to time to see how you are doing. :) You seem like a very good person. Never lose your compassion my friend.

@Valaxius It's okay, you don't know me or who I am and everybody makes assumptions from time to time. I am sorry for how aggressive my comment comes off. I've had a terrible day, and I took it out on you and instead of rationally discussing the topic, I used my emotions and curses, for that I am sorry.  I know a bit about third world issues (though obviously, I've never experienced it firsthand). Once I get me and my family to a stable financial place, I intend to go to Africa and do Volunteer type work whether it be helping build schools or helping with orphaned kids, etc... I’m not sure which path I’ll take but, I’ve known since I was 12 that the only thing I wanted to do in life was to try to help others. Now I am going to make an assumption here, correct me if I'm wrong, but when you say you were in Afghanistan I assume you mean you're a veteran? If so, thank you for your service. You deserve respect and not some over-emotional teenager freaking out on you online; I am truly sorry for losing my head.

@Cassie Banks If you have kids, they must be angels. My kid will throw anything if he's in the mood to throw things

@Ms Fox we're in lower middle class (800 dollars per month). my parents were very lenient on those types of things.. as long as my grandparents doesnt see it.

@Porma Tipid. lucky you. I have brought up in a not rich family so we didnot waste food. Up until now, we  still dont waste food even we live a better life. But we have had those happy moments of our own. Cheers man!

@Ms Fox have you had that food fight moments? cause I do. We cover each other's faces with them or throw food across the table. My big sister was the least targeted , me a bigger target received a lot.

@Cassie Banks thats a way of having fun xD

@Cassie Banks thats a way of having fun xD

I'm sorry no kid ever threw perfectly good chicken nuggets.

I'm sorry no kid ever threw perfectly good chicken nuggets.


Chris ' girlfriend definitely was involved some way.


He doesn’t say “no” similar during truths and lies.


352... I almost think the past tense wished is more significant than the word harm. And the many other past tense words that he uses. It goes on for hours.


Why would you ever give your phone voluntarily to the police? That would be stupid even if you were innocent and wanted to help with the search. You don’t need to be a lawyer to know that.


Chris: I helped make those kids. I just want those aged fertilized eggs to come home.

@Beysha knowles the way he says,” I helped make those kids”, make ME cringe

The way he say "those kids" makes me cringe

I didn't expect that, made me laugh out loud.  Nice one.

“I <b>love</b> this kids.  These kids, Ana and… shit. What’s the little one’s name?—Bella!  As i was saying, i made these kids.  Uh, and i love them.”

“I *love* this kids.  These kids, Ana and… shit. What’s the little one’s name?—Bella!  As i was saying, i made these kids.  Uh, and i love them.”

Honestly, when he said that I'm surprised he didn't actually say that XD

"I miss them calling me names, and throwing their food at me"

"I used to get so angry at my kids that I'm worried you might think getting chicken nuggets thrown at me would push me to murder"

God forgive me but I laughed so hard at this 😭😭😭

@thebrawlerspub dang dat shit hilarious i had to run to the kitchen to choke on some water after reading that

Greatest comment in this entire comment section


The cops already knew the suspect they just trying to corner him


basically, he wanted the hot first sex part of the relationship to continue and it wasn't with the kids.  so...they gone


A two year old could have watched this video on mute and commentated on Chris's behavior, verbatim to the narration.


He's not telling everything because he knows he'll get more charge on him is like 50/50


He knows he killed his kids and he’s sitting there professing his love for them.

i know, its absolutely sick!  i can't get past that


“Is the death penalty used in Colorado? I’m- uh asking for a friend”


After he keeps call his children "these kids" instead of "my kids" prolly should convict him on the spot


Dude, that polygraph lady roasted TF outta him. "It would be really stupid for you to be sitting in that chair if you had something to do with thier disappearance, right?"

@Burn babylon 🦁 His "angle" was that if he pretends to be a nice guy everyone will THINK he is a nice guy instead of the lying manipulative murderer that he really is.

The thing is , he actually believes he can get away with it. He obviously thinks everybody else is stupid. I feel embarrassed for him,watching him trying to convince this highly intelligent lady he's innocent. He's committed the most evil thing imaginable and he just sits there, trying to squirm his way through a lie dector test.

She’s a fucking hero. That burn was EVERYTHING

@Mike Johnson You  hit the nail right on the head.

@Burn babylon 🦁 just as Mike Johson has stated it was Chris Watts's shtick. Chris Watts is a covert narcissist. And many covert narcissists have a tendency to act retarded. This technique is used to manipulate people into thinking that they don't know what they are doing or it was just a plain mistake. This technique also uses a misdirection device to keep the accuser focus on something else.

@Burn babylon 🦁 arrogance? I mean he really thought he was smarter then them

@Burn babylon 🦁 Thats been his thing through the entire ordeal. Thats his personality and shtick he uses in life in general. Its who he is.

Why he just sit there though and act dumb lol what was his angle

Alex Wrench lol she roasted him sooooo hard , that was my favorite part , not that there’s anything intrinsically funny about this

@Jim Can’t Swim, Thank you for channel, outstanding work buddy! On a side note, Tammy is a shark and Graham a beast. Sexy how Graham’s deep voice made CW shrivel into a 5 year old child who wants his mommy. Bravo! lol

That and the part where she said "Thank you for being a horrible liar, that's a good thing, you have no idea how much that means to me." Had me fucking weak. She is awesome.

Eaxctly, she even finds it quite funny, because she culdn't stop herself from laughing at the thaught that he really came to do the polygraf ..... "how dumb is that?!"


Wow he never shuts up he gave his self away just from not shutting up


Bro hes the worst liar ever, his ego makes him think hes being credible, sick


Saying "like" as many times that he did to me spells guilty  !,,,!


cop: so chris, say tomorrow here around 11:30 for polygraph?
chris: sniffs Ye-(voice cracks squeakly) Yeah.  No Problem.
<oh fuck why the fuck does a polygraph exist fuck iam so fucked>

cop: so chris, say tomorrow here around 11:30 for polygraph?
chris: *sniffs* Ye-(voice cracks squeakly) Yeah.  No Problem.
<oh fuck why the fuck does a polygraph exist fuck iam so fucked>


Me, after watching these videos: "I would like to request an attorney."<br>Cop: "Sir, it's a parking ticket."

Me, after watching these videos: "I would like to request an attorney."
Cop: "Sir, it's a parking ticket."

Years ago, I was full on arrested for an expired registration. The arresting officer even said, "Dude, I have no idea why my boss insists that I arrest you for this, but could you step out of the vehicle?" I was compliant the entire time, did what I was supposed to do, the works.
Arrived at the station, talked with some of the officers while I was filling out my written statement, and all of them agreed that there was no need to arrest me.
The cop who insisted I be arrested thought I was lying to her about the situation surrounding my registration because she input my license plate wrong. On top of that, the only parts of the police blotter regarding it that were correct were my name, make and model of my car, and location. This was while I was in the military, but my rank, unit, time of day, license plate number, all of it was wrong.
I only found out because I wanted a copy of it for my rebuttal to some paperwork I was gonna get about it, and pointed it out to my first sergeant, a former military police officer. Her response was, "Oh. This is bad."
"Bad?"
"Oh, not for you, no. This is great for you. It's bad for them, because this is how people lose their jobs."
That MP did, indeed, lose her job and wasn't allowed to do paperwork for a long time after that. I still got in trouble, though, cause my registration was, in fact, still expired, regardless of the situation. However, even my commander saw the whole situation as BS because I was given a letter of reprimand (LOR) from him. Command level LORs don't happen. Commanders give out non judicial punishment and punish violations of the UCMJ, things like extra duty and docked pay, not slap on the wrist level paperwork.
Suffice it all to say: Sometimes it's a good idea to lawyer up, even for the small stuff. That cop had an agenda. Fortunately, it didn't pan out.

Years ago, I was full on arrested for an expired registration. The arresting officer even said, "Dude, I have no idea why my boss insists that I arrest you for this, but could you step out of the vehicle?" I was compliant the entire time, did what I was supposed to do, the works.
Arrived at the station, talked with some of the officers while I was filling out my written statement, and all of them agreed that there was no need to arrest me.
The cop who insisted I be arrested thought I was lying to her about the situation surrounding my registration because she input my license plate wrong. On top of that, the only parts of the police blotter regarding it that were correct were my name, make and model of my car, and location. This was while I was in the military, but my rank, unit, time of day, license plate number, all of it was wrong.
I only found out because I wanted a copy of it for my rebuttal to some paperwork I was gonna get about it, and pointed it out to my first sergeant, a former military police officer. Her response was, "Oh. This is bad."
"Bad?"
"Oh, not for you, no. This is great for you. It's bad for them, because this is how people lose their jobs."
That MP did, indeed, lose her job and wasn't allowed to do paperwork for a long time after that. I still got in trouble, though, cause my registration was, in fact, still expired, regardless of the situation. However, even my commander saw the whole situation as BS because I was given a letter of reprimand (LOR) from him. Command level LORs *don't* happen. Commanders give out non judicial punishment and punish violations of the UCMJ, things like extra duty and docked pay, not slap on the wrist level paperwork.
Suffice it all to say: Sometimes it's a good idea to lawyer up, even for the small stuff. That cop had an agenda. Fortunately, it didn't pan out.

I see you rubbing your chin!!!! No it’s not me, I’m not a Karen, it’s because you think I committed the crime! How dare you assume!

@notoriousbills no literally i'm like mentally checking these tactics down like i'll ever need em 😩😩😩😩

@charles huber it's because the ones who aren't make for very boring stories...

Right everyone in true crime seems to be allergic to lawyers.

@notoriousbills this comment right there

Did I stutter? Am I being detained or under arrest?…. Long pause huh? I know your tactics officer!


It's like watching a cat playing with it's mouse. Slowly killing but playing.


Psychopathic for him to watch videos of his children and victims. We can only hope every day for him is pure hell.


get yourself a man who cooks eggs and buys their kids two pairs of clothes

@HereIsWisdom 1318 if the emotions don't conflict then you must acquit...

He's a good man, folks. He served them snacks at night.

@Miranda02 Thats kind of the point!

He praises him for doing normal ass shit so his emotions will conflict.

@A Guy Named Something okay, but that’s still a normal thing for a parent to do...

The detective never praised him for buying his kids 2 pairs of clothes. The detective praised him for packing two pairs of extra clothes in their bags.

@Michael Ross like really it’s not like that big of a downside like what if he like couldn’t control yk

I don't even buy myself two pqirs of clothing.

And let's his kids throw chicken nuggets at him.


what I dont get is this: "WHY COOPERATE WITH THE COPS??!?!?!" If I KNOW im guilty...from the 1st SECOND I see a cop asking me questions im gonna lawyer up! Jesus its not that these detectives are brilliant...ive seen enough of these videos to know that its really more that the criminals are just IDIOTS!

B c many people do stupid things once otherwise they have no criminal record and think “how would anyone suspect me?” Look at dahlia dipilpttos case she says to the hired hit man “no one is going to suspect me”<br>So the guilty person talks to the police conducting their “normal” investigation of everyone b c they would then immediately look guilty if they refused to simply answer questions and 2, they think there is no way the police can prove it so they think they can just kinda be smarter than the police but most people get so nervous like Stephanie Lazarus excellent example

B c many people do stupid things once otherwise they have no criminal record and think “how would anyone suspect me?” Look at dahlia dipilpttos case she says to the hired hit man “no one is going to suspect me”
So the guilty person talks to the police conducting their “normal” investigation of everyone b c they would then immediately look guilty if they refused to simply answer questions and 2, they think there is no way the police can prove it so they think they can just kinda be smarter than the police but most people get so nervous like Stephanie Lazarus excellent example


When Chris said "These kids" The officer should of said "Who's "these kids"??


i love how sassy that polygraph tester was, she knew she had him before they even started

It probably wasn’t even connected to the power

@sakib bari " And has a lot of science behind it"  So does eugenics.

Most polygraphs are scored based on what the examiner feels is right.  There's no set of standards of interpreting results.  Additionally, people who are afraid of false positives can and do provide similar results to those who lie.

""""""""""""""""""""""Science""""""""""""""""""""

Polygraphs are bullshit interrogation props

that test was rigged from the beginning...

@Platoon Goon She's a máster at hermano job.<br>'

@Platoon Goon She's a máster at hermano job.
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Sphinx Money if cops think you are guilty of somthing and you offer (before they ask) to take a polygraph to prove you are not, they wont let you. they know its bullshit. they cant be used in court because they are bullshit...

@A F That would of been a excellent fashion choice as well. But in defense of (no pun intended) black and white is more traditional. Its never out of style and very international.

Chri8 1988 she should have dressed in orange 😂

I loved how she came dressed in a black and white stripped sweater.

conks13 It’s just an interrogation tactic. If you love the woman who did the polygraph, you should love used car salespeople as well. ABC. Always Be Closing.

@NeoFryBoy that's not true, they just aren't conclusive.

You know polygraphs aren't a thing, right?  The whole point is to tear him down with all these awkward questions and try to trip him up.  Then she comes back in pretending like he failed.  The whole point is to make him think, "I've been caught, I should just come clean."  Before the "polygraph",  they already had video of him dumping what they thought was the bodies, but they always strive for a confession.  Confessions make court cases go easier.

conks13 oh yeaa the previous detectives and officers already told her that he was a bitch..she was HILARIOUS


I'm glad I got my marriage annulled instead of the OBVIOUS only alternative of killing my family


As horrible as this is, one of the fastest open shut murder cars that I know of. For time sake, I'm glad he at least confessed like a man instead of all the trial bs similar to Scott Peterson case.


i wish if the woman doing the polygraph test would have gasped loudly during one of his lies just to make him more nervous 😂


It has to piss cops off to have people just constantly lying to your face knowing what the truth is, because it pisses me off just watching it.


“I didn’t do anything to those kids.”<br>“Sir, this is a Wendy’s.”

“I didn’t do anything to those kids.”
“Sir, this is a Wendy’s.”

I'll have a small fry and a small frosty to dip it in and a small chili to put my shrooms in thank u

John Barber so you came to a murder case video...?

"In that case I'll have the chilli and a baked potato...."


It would be really stupid if you had anything to do with this and you came in for a polygraph today. Like, it would be very dumb.

Chris: "Exactly." 😐


The woman that was using the polygraph test is a legend


that last minute was lowkey hard to watch, why? am i crazy?


“Chris. Please stop. It’s time” <br>That line was so chilling holy shit

“Chris. Please stop. It’s time”
That line was so chilling holy shit

Gave me chills all over my body i felt like shannon and the kids were with me when he said that

his whole life literally flashed before his eyes

For real tho! I almost locked myself up and I ain't did shit 😬😯😮

Kimi Danger you liked your own comment. I don’t need to say anymore.

@Dave McCallister 00o0 what a big boy Dave is here

Amazanray lmao...are you serious? This detective doesn’t think he is an actor in a movie. You think this dude is trying to be Brad Pitt. Come on. “Cringe”? So stupid. He’s trying to get a murderer to confess to killing his family. Gtfoh

he probably said that to force him to confess. because polygraph tests cant be used in a court as evidence. But chris prolly doesnt know that.

w4fjhDU514I1 ok let me rephrase. The fake badass interrogator’s quote made me wince out of disgust

@DblMnt Calling things "cringe" is cringe.

Not really. If anything it was kind of cringe

Nicole Monroe it doesn’t take school at all...

I heard that and immediately confessed all my darkest secrets out loud.

I know, right?! I literally had goosebumps.

@Nicole Monroe then you get to be a certified badass

Brian Sanchez takes a lot of school year to become one

Yo right almost makes me want to be a detective.

How Jim ends these videos gives me the shivers every time


0:20 damn, I learned this on an episode of The Office US


I hope I’m not this obvious while lying. This is painful to watch


I’m confused why is it highlighted” those kids”. Is it because he’s not saying “my kids” and is speaking in the past tense and is suspicious. Sorry if it’s a stupid question.


He needs to stop talking about throwing chicken nuggets, and what they served for dinner. And start confessing his sins!


That woman is intimidating in the most passive way

That woman is intimidating in the most passive way

its like taking a pacifist route yet still killing your oponents

its like taking a pacifist route yet still killing your oponents

Because both she and chris know shes already won the game and its all a formality

All the people commenting that sge is a cold hearted b and so on - that's her job, she was trained to work with the most f up people that are, unfortunately, walking on this planet. Nobody is talking about male agents, they are also like that - professional. Also, watch the documentary about these agents, including her - people that were working on this case faced some stress and anxiety after all this shit made by Watts...

Perfect way to describe her. She destroyed him, but so nicely lol.

Perfect way to describe her. She destroyed him, but so nicely lol.

She's a master manipulator and uses that skill which could be perceived negative in society to a huge advantage

@Macs Simpson That is usually a man with higher qualifications, not the secretary

@Macs Simpson That is usually a man with higher qualifications, not the secretary

Not really. Watch the Russel Williams video

Not really. Watch the Russel Williams video

She wore jail stripes for the future prisoner

She wore jail stripes for the future prisoner

@victoryak86 yes. The black and white stripes is very much, an extension of her character .
She is black and white.
Right or wrong.
Do or don't.
Reflected in her own "prison guard" type style of striped cardigan .

@Your Turbo Lover
Q: what do you call, a newspaper article, about a turbo driver ?
A : an obituary.
Q: what is the difference, between an echidna, and turbo drivers ?
A: with the echidna, the pricks are on the outside !

@Dakota Esp she mentioned 10 weeks training

@Dakota Esp she mentioned 10 weeks training

I noticed they set every question up. They never just ask where were u at 7 am. They say this whole thing about lying and being a good dad and this and that and then hit em with the questions. Everything has a reason

@N Brown Whoever had an issue with her is absolutely ridiculous. She knew she was dealing with a monster, and she handled him accordingly. The phsycopath was annihilated his entire family, and discarded their bodies in the most horrific ways possible, and they were upset about how she talked to him smh. Some people are so absurd.

@The Frigid Ghost of Eric The Actor I'd love to see a documentary about that half way house and her. She would probably be an icon. Then again not in this day and age where people like snookie and him Kardashian are idolized. It's a sad world. If there's any YouTube channel or similar of it post it here. Otherwise<br> Stay cool my brother hope you're done with that life now and living large and awesome. X

@The Frigid Ghost of Eric The Actor I'd love to see a documentary about that half way house and her. She would probably be an icon. Then again not in this day and age where people like snookie and him Kardashian are idolized. It's a sad world. If there's any YouTube channel or similar of it post it here. Otherwise
 Stay cool my brother hope you're done with that life now and living large and awesome. X

@Stop the Philosophical Zombies he was never going to confess until they laid out the Shannon hurt the kids first Theory that kind of gave him a window to admit some of the guilt. otherwise he probably never would have cracked

Dymond WINGFIELD arent most men afraid or nervous to speak to a girl 😂

Dymond WINGFIELD arent most men afraid or nervous to speak to a girl 😂

@Kinocchio I don't have to imagine and she doesn't need the polygraph to tell if I'm lying :D

@Melody Sabonis That's from the Abrahamic scriptures. King Solomon, King David of Israel's son. He was made an offer by God that he could have any one thing he desired, and Solomon responded that he desired wisdom, to be able to rule God's people well. That story is an example of this gift.
As for the nervous part, notice how she's fairly calm at first. A person only becomes nervous when they have cause to be. The polygraph is the donkey and her mindgames (giving her credentials, etc) are the tar. If a person is truthful, they have nothing to fear, so the graph will be clean and clear. If not, they get nervous, and the graph either shows the lies clearly or the reading is erratic. Exceptions can be made to this, such as if the person has a disorder (anxiety and such) or if they have something in their system that interferes, as severe as meth or something innocuous like soda/pop. Sociopaths or the like can also lack nervousness when lying, so the test is rendered moot there.
The polygraph, like the donkey, is not entirely accurate. It's a tool meant to intimidate the ignorant. People then would believe something like a donkey detecting lies. People now believe that a machine that pretty much just monitors your body's activity can detect lies. Again, it's less the polygraph and more the mind game of it. Here, it was well obvious Chris is lying, so the introduction of the polygraph is intended to intimidate a confession out of him. A polygraph CAN show accurate results, but as it were, is not always accurate or reliable. Even in the donkey days, after all, there were likely liars who grabbed the tail anyway, either aware the donkey was bogus or thinking they could get away with it anyway.

Intimidation is key. A polygraph is meant to read when you're nervous; your heartrate, perspiration, etc. It's not even so much about the tech, just the mind games.
In older times, the days of yore, they would do similar with donkeys. They would lead a suspect into a dark stable, with a donkey facing away. They would then tell them that, with their hand on the donkey's tail, the donkey will be able to tell whether or not they are lying. If the donkey detects a lie, it will kick them. Remember that the stable is dark, so visibility is an issue. The implication that a donkey can detect a lie is, of course, complete rubbish. In truth, the tail would be covered in tar, or soot, anything visible. In the dark, the interviewer can't see if they have the tail held, so a liar would avoid it and thus lack the tar once back outside. A truthful suspect would grab the tail, due to not having to fear the donkey's kick, and thus have tar on their palm.
This is largely the same concept. The donkey (the polygraph) is a mere tool with a perceived threat accompanying it. The upgrade with the actual graph though means that, even if a liar is dumb enough to grab the tail, the readings and mind games can still peek through.

Like wearing a pretty sweater but prison stripes.

Like wearing a pretty sweater but prison stripes.

@Nancy Deis it's called: "power of suggestion" or, "sewing seeds of suggestion". <br>In the interrogation room, it's merely used, as a tactic, to come across as being sympathetic towards the perpetrator, and instil a sense of confidence in them, to appear to be on their side, lull them into a false sense of security and is another interrogation technique, used as a stepping stone to get the confession, or, admission.

@Nancy Deis it's called: "power of suggestion" or, "sewing seeds of suggestion".
In the interrogation room, it's merely used, as a tactic, to come across as being sympathetic towards the perpetrator, and instil a sense of confidence in them, to appear to be on their side, lull them into a false sense of security and is another interrogation technique, used as a stepping stone to get the confession, or, admission.

" Oh thankyou Chris. Thankyou for being such a horrible liar ! "<br>😂😂

" Oh thankyou Chris. Thankyou for being such a horrible liar ! "
😂😂

Mike S Goodmann pre-law?? Can we ask someone actually at law school?

Mike S Goodmann pre-law?? Can we ask someone actually at law school?

@sharksandsheep I have not heard many pick up on that.  He had no idea what he was gonna do or say.  She planted that and let it throw down some roots while his dad came it.  And BOOM he fell right for it.  <br>So many said he is blaming shannan blah blah....he is so empty and stupid he didn't even come up with the idea to blam her on his own.

@sharksandsheep I have not heard many pick up on that.  He had no idea what he was gonna do or say.  She planted that and let it throw down some roots while his dad came it.  And BOOM he fell right for it.
So many said he is blaming shannan blah blah....he is so empty and stupid he didn't even come up with the idea to blam her on his own.

@CLH Speaking of mommy issues....that is the issue with this entire case. His mom ---his family----but mostly his mom .   whow there is some serious issues with her.

Vicki Ross Tudor I mean the fuzz/interrogators.

Vicki Ross Tudor I mean the fuzz/interrogators.

Vicki Ross Tudor they probably never wear orange so if a fracas occurs, they don’t get mistaken for an inmate!

She has serious skills in handling suspects.

She has serious skills in handling suspects.

Young Beige we all should meet her. She knows her stuff obviously.

Young Beige we all should meet her. She knows her stuff obviously.

Pattarapol P she is legitimately scary as she should be when trying to extract information from a family annihilator like CW.

GM why do you say that? Very misogynistic of you. Says more about you. Mommy issues?

John Dims she’s like the mom/parent who is not going to let the kids get away with anything.

When she said "I came from the best school of the country" she shook her head in a CLEAR NO-NO head motion & I had to laugh look it back... 10:05.

Look at how she is congruent in the first affirmations then go "nope" with her head about some of the things

Kino You definitely couldn’t even tell a white lie

Kino You definitely couldn’t even tell a white lie

That lady is absolutely brutal. Haha good asset to the team of investigators. I wonder how long you have to train for that kind of thing.

victoryak86 if that’s the case she should’ve wore orange.., but great observation.

"Right.."  knows he's guilty
*Then she knows exactly how he murdered his family based on how he's avoiding her question*... ugh I got so many chills.

"Right.."  *knows he's guilty*
*Then she knows exactly how he murdered his family based on how he's avoiding her question*... ugh I got so many chills.

It’s intellect and awareness, she has it👍😂

It’s intellect and awareness, she has it👍😂

Also when she talked about her training it was really intimidating.<br>And also the part she tells him he's a terrible lier. Thar just killed him

Also when she talked about her training it was really intimidating.
And also the part she tells him he's a terrible lier. Thar just killed him

dmckenzie87 lol a blind guy would know, just by listening to his choice of words and rambling the media interviews are funny

@Kinocchio  maybe the MAN  who entered the room at the end? I'm sure they would gladly share a meal together

Is her black and white striped jacket sort of a psychological ploy, as if to say through this test you are either going into jail or escaping jail, depending on whether you’re truthful.

@Poppey Potter<br>That’s why the male interrogater was initially reluctant to let Chris talk to his dad. He knew Chris was close to breaking and was afraid his dad would make him wise up, stop talking and get an attorney.

@Poppey Potter
That’s why the male interrogater was initially reluctant to let Chris talk to his dad. He knew Chris was close to breaking and was afraid his dad would make him wise up, stop talking and get an attorney.

@Stop the Philosophical Zombies <br>The wanted everything they could get out of him before he woke up to the realisation he needed a lawyer.

@Stop the Philosophical Zombies
The wanted everything they could get out of him before he woke up to the realisation he needed a lawyer.

@N Brown Exactly. They were just trying to get a full confession and find the bodies with least amount of effort. Watts folded like a house of cards, and the interrogation was masterful.

When she's a fucking 1st class expert in her craft, I'd shit my pants too 😝

When she's a fucking 1st class expert in her craft, I'd shit my pants too 😝

John  Dims she rocks when she tells him he is lying. Some people have issues to how she reacted towards him after he spoke to his dad, but it was all psychological. Well played

John  Dims

when she said that only an idiot would come in for a polygraph while trying to lie, Chris sorta just died in his seat


So guilty dude… as a father if I was innocent, taking a polygraph, and they started asking questions like” how do you get rid of someone???”Would have said this is fucking over I’m done answering these fucking questions!

Yeah and that's the appropriate answer. Chris looked super guilty by not addressing the unusualness of the question.<br>Also, if the cops start asking you questions that aren'f directly relevant to the case, it means they suspect you and they are currently ingerrogating you and you should stop talking immediately and ask for a lawyer

Yeah and that's the appropriate answer. Chris looked super guilty by not addressing the unusualness of the question.
Also, if the cops start asking you questions that aren'f directly relevant to the case, it means they suspect you and they are currently ingerrogating you and you should stop talking immediately and ask for a lawyer


9:30.. I wonder if they had units watching his house that night. I would have RAN RAN RAN RAN If I was him and guilty.


He was already saying the words 'evil act' and  'harm'. If you're innocent that you really don't know what happened to your family, you shouldn't say those words because you don't have any clue yet..


Damn, my heart dropped so hard when she said “so you’re a horrible liar” and I’m not even the one being investigated for murder

So true. I'm 100% sure if I had been polygraph tested by her for the same case I'd have ended up in prison for it and I don't even live in the usa


Woman - what are different ways you could kill someone?

Chris - Like.


I am afraid of Detective Tammy and I didn't even kill anyone


20:08 OH MY GOD.. i started sweating..imagine beeing in his shoes..


The officer is literally dying inside. I don't even want to imagine the toll it takes on people, talking to these individuals... All the time

It takes a MASSIVE toll. On both the individual (the detective) as well as their family.
You cannot believe the kind of shit they see and deal with on a regular basis. And how that trickles I’m down through their personal lives. I know way too much shit I wish I’d never heard.
Source: I am the ex-wife of a 25+year detective.

If i was them i would literally cringe so hard the entire time man, I can't watch other people blatantly lie because it gives me so much second hand embarassment

@Sungmin they said they "will never be the same" not that they resign..

Both investigators resigned from their jobs after this case because they were so shocked by what had actually happened to the girls, their mother, and her unborn child. Something about this case was just that grotesque and chilling and horrifying to even the most seasoned officers.

it must be hard but also very thrilling to have a murderer under your feet for hours, watching them fall into despair, realizing their lives are over... not so bad if you are good at it

priestfan81 You couldn’t pay me to live there. I heard there’s Ravens fans there.

It must leave them with a pretty low opinion of their fellow humans.

Not everyone is the same.  Some people aren't that affected by stuff like that.

Most towns in this country don’t have murders every day to solve. I’m in a county with 100,000 people and we’ve had 2 murders this year.

Id get a feeling of personal satisfaction knowing I helped lock up a murderer.


First of all I’d never kill anyone unless it was self defence, second of all if I did I’d probably kill myself from the anxiety of being interrogated.


She got home at 2am and he woke her up at 4am. That sounds like complete BS.


Never agree to a polygraph, even if your innocent. There is no benefit in it for you at all. It cant be used in court against you, or for you. If you pass it, it does nothing for your case, and they just continue to look into and interrogate you anyway. Its only purpose is to add pressure, and get you to panic. If your lying and your story is bs, like this guys, they already know, its just used to make him feel trapped and give up.


If he says “like”  one more damn time…..

If he says “like”  one more damn time…..


Can you imagine being guilty and sitting through a polygraph?  My anxiety would be through the roof

My anxiety would be through the roof even when innocent. I have anxiety in general.

My family think I'm lying when I'm not. It's the pressure of the situation.

I think polygraphs are often terrible tools. If you anxiety it could be over or you're facing a long trial especially if you're innocent.

They're not even admissable in court.

@Mary Turner hey I agree I've always wondered this throughout my life why people lie about what they did and carry it with them to the Grave. It's like just own it.

@Philip Tucker That wouldn't happen because the results alone can't convict you. Polygraphs are used to try to force confession by making the person nervous or believe they're caught lying.

ehhh not really. Poligraphs are bullshit, they just measure anxiety and nervousness, they can't actually detect lies. Just remain calm and you'll be fine. They also try to press you by saying something's wrong with a certain part of the poligraph (it's not) and goad you into dropping your guard. Remain calm and just say you don't know why it's wrong because you're telling the truth.

I'm pretty sure whether you're guilty or innocent you don't take a polygraph cuz those things aren't 100% and Are Not ammiscible in court so never take one

IceFire Downunder “I didn’t lie, I promise”

That’s kinda the point.  This woman is ON POINT with what she is doing.  She definitely knows he’s guilty and knows what she’s doing.

I was just thinking that! Just thinking about it gives me anxiety.

and then having the audacity to say you didn't lie when they said there were some problems to go over from the test


Next episode "polygraph lady gets polygraphed for murdering dozens of people all in different ways."


Polygrapher attitude is killing me every time I watch it,all karens will proud


"Thank you for being a horrible liar"... T.K.O


“You’re a very good dad, a lot of dads don’t cook ✨eggs✨”

I’m sorry that was the funniest thing I heard all week

@Trippie Wedd I doubt any of them are "true" have you read their nonsense?

@Marqueriuz Abney Cause you're the type of people that attract that attention. Lol

@cattus doggus That sounds way funner than Religion... 😅

Theres "I enjoy my Country and Culture, ill raise my kids like this". Religious...

Annnnnd then these people^.

Please dont judge Religious people based off some fundemental drivel.

I care as much as I know you all care what I believe in. Which is zero. 😅

@Jessika Summer how did my comment turn into a religious debate 😂

@TIV67 Playz Jesus isn’t real in my belief. Yours sure but don’t put that shit on others. Jesus has nothing to do with this video

@TIV67 Playz love us? Then why when bad things happen in our lives ppl say "God gives this to his strongest angels" like nooo fvk that! That God sounds narcissistic af if putting me through grief is a sign of my loyalty! Also why say we are all created by his image but turn around and say god hates homosexuals?

@Vladimir Packard 🤣🤣 right! Like this is a murder documentary,  did you get lost on the way to church or sumn?🤣

@TIV67 Playz yes let's believe in a God that let this happen to innocent people 🙄

I mean, I'm sure a lot of dads don't do that. Then again, a lot of dads don't murder people so

@Tamur Khawaja That plus, y'know, "dying for sins" of people who haven't been born makes no fucking sense.

@Sayan C YOU DID IT!!!!!!  HOT DAMN I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU ACTUALLY DID IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!  Hands down best comment I've ever seeeeeeeeen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@TIV67 Playz Please ask for help, before you end up as the subject of one of these interrogation videos.

@TIV67 Playz Jesus didn't die for your sins he was a man not God.

@Moe S that’s actually really cute that they love your eggs 🤣

@TIV67 Playz well can you not? not everyone is religious, and it's annoying to have a huge ad for jesus shoved in your face when you're just reading some comments.

@Ally :3 Well. At least your dad didn’t kill you, I’m trying to be positive for you 🤣

@TIV67 Playz I’m almost positive when God said to go out and preach the word he wasn’t talking about the comment section of a quadruple murder case.

I feel kind of offended by that statement lol. I was out of town for work for a bit and my son sent me a letter and said he misses me because he doesn't like how mom cooks the scrambled eggs. I was the one who usually cooked eggs for the kids.

@TIV67 Playz sir this is a drive thru????

My dad hated eggs actually 😔not all of us are blessed 😩

@TIV67 Playz The fact that 4 people upvoted you destroys what little faith in humanity I had left

@Marias Kay lol I’m a TikTok baby and don’t know no another way 🤫

not the tiktok kids commenting stars under a youtube video

@ツAcidicAli777 hopefully not, but regardless it’s a huge cult for profit. That’s just my opinion. It’s just strange to me and I don’t understand it, nor do I care to

@Haeley Joy not all religious people sound that detached

Me a father who can burn water if its for breakfast food: 😰

@TIV67 Playz tell me you’re in a cult without telling me you’re in a cult

@Vladimir Packard Harold Camping cult? As long as it's not Heavens Gate...

two sets of clothes
two
spoiled, those children were /s
i love how chris tried to interject that he was kind of a shitty dad lol


In my opinion polygraphs are designed to make the person in question fail, not saying Chris is innocent by any means but this method really is just not viable in my opinion


That clock is louder than the voices in my head damn


wait so how does the lying in the polygraph test work? like the before 2018 questions how are they sure they are lies?

She tells him ahead of time
YouTube the entire test it’s over 2 hours long with all the instructions
The test works by comparing how you lie for normal non important things ie the 2018 questions vs did you kill your wife etc


I don't understand 3:45, can somebody explain? Why is "happen" so incremenating? I assumed he just meant it in context of the alleged kidnapper kidnapping them and potentially hurting them? Same goes to the "harm" althoigh I can understand that one more


The woman administering the polygraph test is cold blooded and I love her.

She acts like his friend, but she's really ensnaring him.

She brings passive aggressive to extraordinarily new heights

I like how she paused each time after he lied


Many people kill their spouses sadly but two little kids . . that's a whole other level of depravity


This lady is one strong 💪 woman Italian I think I think she said she was maybe


I don’t know why I am watching these, they make me want to puke. I have 3 kids and a wonderful wife, even tho we argue sometimes, my God, how could someone do this.


I woudn't fall for that woman's lies at all, but I'm sure that many people or even most people would be!


Just imagine how he must have felt when she said: “You are a really bad liar!”

@Magnum Lifestyle right here! 20:53 😄 I like how he scratches his forehead. It's not a definitive action of guilt or deception, but for most body language readers we can tell he became uncomfortable

Damn guys I came back expecting 2 likes and whoah! Almost 900 likes and a discussion about american politics wtf 😂

@Xan Der some ppl care how shitty the government is

@Harold Hunter Democrat, republican...same crap. Just a bunch of rich dudes who could care less about you or me

@Anthony F. We are living in a lie. Jo<br>biden is not president he IS a lie. You must be a happy demorat !!!

@Anthony F. We are living in a lie. Jo
biden is not president he IS a lie. You must be a happy demorat !!!

@Harold Hunter that’s political period man. Not just lazy jo. Middle class America gets too involved with that BS. Don’t matter who president is, you will still live the same life you do now. Think about it

@Squidwards Juul Lol I love writing rambling tangents that describe something we all can relate to and experienced, maybe getting a chuckle out of it too! 😂

Tbf, most of that shit is literally to freak you out to make you less confident lying, so you ping harder when you do. If you are nervous, you react more.

It's the same shit our local people do. "We use much better polygraphs than anyone else."
"I've caught hundreds of liars on this."
"I have decades of training and experience, I see discrepancies most dont."

It scared me when she said that, my heart dropped. She made me sweat more than the interrogator because of her pronounced sarcasm and bright personality. "Wow you did so well! You're a really bad liar! You know that? (｡◕‿◕｡)"

@Harold Hunter Nobody brought him up Harold

Are there good liars? OHh yea joe bidun !!!

@DOC M Maybe a little too much detail there, but very true.


The detective is masterful at manipulating this guy, just through body language and silences. It's really impressive to see such subtle techniques.

A Fodness I’m pretty sure it was interrogation analysis 6 right?

@Bunny Lebowski see Jim Can't Swim's video on when they actually interrogated an innocent man! The techniques didn't work very well and the guy was exonerated. (Unfortunately they held him for too long considering that he was 100% innocent, and he sued successfully.)

louthegiantcookie agreed! Great techniques! But its scary to think about if an interrogator was using the same tactics on an innocent person and got them scrambled enough to admit to a crime they didn’t do! I hear that happens very often!


If this woman is my gf I will never ever lie to her or hide something to her 😂, coz she will find out fo sure, she's very good at it. I really like watching her doing her job.


The cell phone can solve just about any case . .. people don't seem to realize that ..


Why are police cameras still so bad in quality till today… shocking


19:20-19:30 are my favorite seconds of this vid🤣🤣🤣🤣…. Sis is a hekkin torcheresse!!!


It's pathetic to have killed his wife. It is below pathetic to have killed his kids. And he had no remorse.


I’ve noticed in both parts 1 and 2 he never refers to his unborn child. His wife was well into her pregnancy but he only refers to Bella and Celeste, although he rarely calls them by their names. It’s like the baby didn’t exist at all. I don’t know why I’m even surprised. It’s just an awful thing knowing that those beautiful children meant  nothing to him. How could you do that to your own family?!

@Momo I would like to believe that but 70-plus million abortions seemed to suggest otherwise

@KMF not true. Most people think of their growing child as their child. This guy was a monster.

Remember chris text his wife...I don't want this bby and I'm not happy!!gosh...chris is very evil!

@Kimmy Kat oh god. U must be a new wave feminist. So angry and predictable. time to feed the birds lady

@ora et labora is it, though? Now he has gone full preacher mode in prison. Obviously if he as a demon he wouldn't pray, etc. He was born evil

Michelle Vesely 15 weeks is about three and a half months into a pregnancy. if i don’t get my period for three months i’m going to fucking notice. maybe it’s not well into a pregnancy since it’s not even half way but you’d notice by then. also they both knew about the child and knew the gender. so him not even mentioning the baby since means he clearly didn’t want it and was happy to not mention it since they doesn’t even consider it living.

@Michelle Vesely I found out at 6 weeks ... after 12 weeks you are less likely to have a miscarriage. So I would say 15 weeks is a decent way through. After 12 weeks it's kind of considered a valid pregnancy. Not that it's not valid before hand... but I'm sure you understand what I mean

Michelle Vesely most women find out they’re pregnant 5 weeks into pregnancy when their period is missed, a positive home pregnancy test has been recorded, and a blood test by a doctor has given a positive result.

12 weeks is the “safe” time to tell friends and coworkers.  Most family knows about the pregnancy as soon as the mother does.

15 weeks is almost halfway through a pregnancy, so yes, it was “well into the pregnancy.”

Michelle Vesely  No most women do not find out when they are in their 2nd trimester. Where did you get that from?

Michelle Vesely I actually thought she was later into her pregnancy when I wrote my comment. Still they still knew that the child was a boy and Shannan had named him Niko.

He does talk about his wife being pregnant and suggest hesitation at the pregnancy. But I don't know that doesn't seem all that unusual nowadays most people don't think of pregnancy as actually consisting of a real child. We've all as a country and even globally disassociated ourselves from the reality of the child in the womb so honestly that doesn't surprise me to terribly much.

I noticed that too! He never refers to the kids as his, only as “those kids” and he never mentioned that Shannan was having another baby. How dissociative can you get, smh.


chris  gave up his phone?? and said yes to a polygraph lol. know your rights 101


That ominous clock in the background ticking…


"if you CHOOSE to lie to me today"

that was very well-worded.


Sad and heart less parents who love there kids says my Kids!


god he reminds me of my ex im so glad I got out


This content is impeccable and the caliber of work you put into these videos shows! Hardly ever ever comment, but as time goes on watching your channel it's been amazing seeing how much I look forward to seeing your uploads.


how could you do that to your own familly !!! can't  understand it


He showed up with the same clothes from the day before, for the polygraph,  this guy is nasty!


Imagine killing your wife and kids. I don’t understand why people hate people they choose to love. Makes me think I can never find love.


He should've never went in there without an attorney, regardless of whether he was guilty.  Both of those agents picked him apart slowly and expertly, particularly the polygrapher disguising her questions as preparations for the polygraph.  She played him like a fiddle.

Adam Nelson the difference is that a normal person, innocent or not, would NEVER go through all of this without an attorney. because we all know they’re gonna rip into someone in such a serious situation. people like chris watts.. he probably is a complete narcissist and sociopath, he believes he’s the smartest person there and is acting the most believable and that if he just cooperates and acts right it’ll just go away. he’s digging himself deeper and deeper through the whole thing but he absolutely thinks the more he goes with them willingly, the less they’ll suspect him. he’s not a normal person, obviously.

@Bryant Sims - LOL! I learned that after a "First 48" marathon.

This makes me sad cause i feel even innocent people get played by interrogators like this. All they need is a confession and i feel like some can be so good at their jobs they fuck the persons mind up confessing to something just because. Theres documentaries out like this and its scary and sad. Always get a lawyer people

Haley Humphrey exactly. These cops will nail anyone to the wall guilty or not. I could be innocent and the first time I walk into that station my attorney gonna be right behind me. Especially as a minority.

@Bryant Sims even if innocent never talk to cops.

No one should ever talk to the police period.

@WitchettyMan why would you trust them? they lie to get what they want outta you so why shhould you trust them if they're labeling you a suspect?

l was more on the point of a professional would know who's innocent. labeling everyone a criminal no matter what isnt smart

@Meteor-panda How cute. Make no mistake, we all enjoy seeing it done to pieces of shit we know are guilty like Chris Watts. But detectives don't give a shit and you never trust them.

but isnt that their job? l mean if you're innocent and confess to the wrong things, if shes a professional she'd know whats what


Everyone involved in this case is hyper-competent, the investigators, the officers, the neighbors, everyone except the murderer himself.


I love how she wore a cardigan with prison stripes. God he’s a monster, but a breathtakingly stupid one.


The crackling of his voice..the amount of times he says "like" .. his body language..all point to him being guilty..it's cringe to watch


"I did not kill those kids and that wife"


Tammy is hilarious, I lost it when she pointed out to Chris that he was a horrible liar and kept repeating it to him while reassuring that it was okay.

Indeed, congratulating him as reassurance!

lol  there is a thin line between a criminal and  law enforcement. That is the truth they are trained on how to be a criminal.

and he was actually flattered, like it's a compliment.😂😂


Worst attempt at getting away with murder you'll ever see


After he answers the detective, he stares at him with that look of " is that the right answer for you to believe me" stare. Especially at 5:19. His hands, his face, his everything is SO uneasy and scared. He screams weak, non-confrontational and non-threatening.  The three characteristics that will garentee he will become an easy target for Willy-bob and Hakeem the Booty-Buster. Also, did he strangle his daughters in the car at the drive way or at the oil sight?

At the oil site. He killed one while the other watched in horror smh 🤦🏿


12:48 : He says "I just wanna find them" and nods no, hahah


this woman is making me feel stressed and i’m not even the one being interrogated

@Josh Bennett No, with her it would be "Right now, only one of us knows how delicious this spaghetti is, but in thirty minutes, we'll all know if this is delicious or not."

@Elizabeth Owen it's amazing, it makes this style of interrogation so powerful. At any point she just ditches the motherly act and goes straight to confrontation and Chris starts going "i love those kids and that wife, my house is not complete without those people, I am not of the personality type to harm those kids or that wife"

@Josh Bennett man,im in tears,thaanx for comedy.....LMAO

@Elizabeth Owen Yeah she has a calming presence and she hits him with that "you know you're terrible liar right?". Lmao what a roller coaster, she's bad ass

@Elizabeth Owen you may be right. Then again.....

Really? I think she seems lovely and down to earth, I actually feel comfortable with her haha

No shit huh. Imagine being married to her.
Her "how's the spaghetti."
Me "it's fine...tastes great."
Her ".....you're lying...you think it's dry like the chicken was last night!"


For me, one of the signs that he's guilty is when he was asked how he's feeling at 6:36, and he talks about how he's tired cause he only slept about 2 hours and how he's running on empty because of that.
While I'm sure it's genuine that he only had 2 hours of sleep, the fact that he didn't mention that, oh, I don't know, he's worried about his missing pregnant, diabetic wife and two daughters with no obvious leads within the first 24 hours is worrisome on its own.
I've never had anyone close to me go missing, but I feel like I wouldn't be able to sleep because of that, knowing that they're out there, that they could be in danger or worse, and that I'm helpless to do anything (legal) about it aside from continuously and feverishly trying to call them. The thought that they might call and that I'd miss it if I fell asleep would keep me awake for a very long time, probably the first 48 hours, at least.
In the situation he's in, in an interrogation room with a police officer clearly implying that I'm a suspect, my response to that innocuous statement would be along the lines of, "Yeah, I'm pretty tired right now. Didn't sleep much at all last night cause I'm worried about my wife and kids that you should be out looking for and not questioning me about right now. I've given you everything I have already. I'm not in the position to do anything more than I have, but you have the audacity to sit here, question me like I'm involved, and not be out there, trying your hardest to find them?"
Angry. I'd be very, very angry. Miffed, even. Frustrated. Annoyed. Absolutely tilted at an officer even asking me how I'm doing.

For me, one of the signs that he's guilty is when he was asked how he's feeling at 6:36, and he talks about how he's tired cause he only slept about 2 hours and how he's running on empty because of that.
While I'm sure it's genuine that he only had 2 hours of sleep, the fact that he didn't mention that, oh, I don't know, he's worried about his missing pregnant, diabetic wife and two daughters with no obvious leads within the first 24 hours is worrisome on its own.
I've never had anyone close to me go missing, but I feel like I wouldn't be able to sleep because of that, knowing that they're out there, that they could be in danger or worse, and that I'm helpless to do anything (legal) about it aside from continuously and feverishly trying to call them. The thought that they might call and that I'd miss it if I fell asleep would keep me awake for a very long time, probably the first 48 hours, at least.
In the situation he's in, in an interrogation room with a police officer clearly implying that I'm a suspect, my response to that innocuous statement would be along the lines of, "Yeah, I'm pretty tired right now. Didn't sleep much at all last night cause I'm worried about *my wife and kids* that *you* should be out looking for and not questioning *me* about right now. I've given you everything I have already. I'm not in the position to do anything more than I have, but you have the audacity to sit here, question me like I'm involved, and not be out there, trying your hardest to find them?"
Angry. I'd be very, very angry. Miffed, even. Frustrated. Annoyed. Absolutely tilted at an officer even asking me how I'm doing.


"Yah, Wade, it's Jerry, I... Yah, Wade, it's, I, it's Jerry... I don't know what to do it's Jean. I don't know what to do it's my wife. I don't know what to do it's Jean. Wade, it's Jerry, I... Wade, it's Jerry! We gotta talk! Oh, geez, it's terrible..."

-Jerry Lundegaard; 'Fargo'


I rewatch this solely to watch this woman shit on this guy without him realizing it. It's so phenomenal


The fact that he stayed there to argue his innocence was what made me instantly think he was guilty. If my kids were missing and I knew they were wasting their time on me whilst anything could be happening to them there is nothing in the world they could say or do that would keep me in that room. Id be out looking for my kids.

Yup. No need for the urgency he already knew they were dead......poor babies man (including shanann) 😰🥺🥺

Also he knew there are no one to look for.

When your not guilty those reactions come automatic.


"Polygraph's are not a foolproof system." What? You mean a coin flip?


What kind of idiot agrees to take a polygraph right after they commit three murders? Did he actually think he could beat it?


Take a shot every time Chris 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.

@varsha vasu he gave an interview to these same 2 detectives after he was sentenced and had been in prison a while . With nothing to lose he told them exactly what happened including the comment from Bella , Daddy no . It’s on YouTube and it’s very disturbing.

@Joe Public exactly. Many kids don't know their parents names until they get older. It's actually a good idea to teach them your names as early as you can just in case

@Joe Public Thats what I was wondering. I don't think she knows the phrase 'you fucking monster' at that age.

This comment made me feel pain that's not even mine ☹

@Jessica Rich no, it’s just that you missed the joke.

@Forgoat USBM I think you’re the only person who got the joke!

@Facts Matter NK? Their roll? What is this you’re talking about?

My two year old calls me “Dayee.” It ripped my heart in two to read about that, and to think how horrifying their final moments must have been. I can’t imagine looking into my son’s eyes as he begged me not to hurt him and doing anything but hugging him and telling him I’d never hurt him, not for anything. Chris Watts truly is a monster.

@Jeremy Evans no it’s just that he was willing to talk

Why would he ever admit that Bella said,  "No, daddy!!" We know he has still not told the truth about NK's role. Was this to cause further deflection from NK?

Why did he get additional attention and interviews for his actions?

Those words still haunt me and I don't even know those girls. I don't know how he can live with that!

And he admitted to trying to purposely make Shanann get a miscarriage because his mistress wanted to give him his first son.


I wonder if he kept washing that shirt, or if he just kept wearing that NC shirt every day without washing it


Anyone dumb enough to take a polygraph test while being questioned for a serious crime doesn't deserve a fair trial lol... Where the fuck are people's lawyers? Never ever... Ever ever ever fucking ever allow police to question you without a lawyer.


did this woman know what he had done at this point?  cuz her saying "you could smother them, strangle them, drown them" like wow she has amazing intuition if not.

okay he would be in jail already if so. So wow that's wild.


That’s when you should have got a lawyer


Detective Tammy: Highly experienced, trained and seasoned. Best schooling, best training and best procedure.<br>Idiot Chris: yeah, I think I can beat this

Detective Tammy: Highly experienced, trained and seasoned. Best schooling, best training and best procedure.
Idiot Chris: yeah, I think I can beat this

@Sheila Boston Right... for a triple murder?.. nah I can do this.

@Elizabeth Brandon yeah I thought it was smart of the detectives to identify his personality type and demeanor and ‘fed’ his ego then when they use the ‘pause technique’ Chris felt the need to now FEED them. Very smart detectives and investigators/interrogators

@Sheila Boston or think to refuse the polygraph test even though he’s a terrible liar!

@Elizabeth Brandon Yep, so smart he didn't think to get a lawyer.

@Elizabeth Brandon nah i don't think so. at least there is no evidence of that being the case. the guy has no chance other than lying to every officer he talks. be an egoist or not, if this is your only chance (other than changing country) than you will do this. i'd try to escape tho.

He's obviously very narcissistic, and that severely clouds his way of thinking. He clearly thinks he's smarter than everyone else.

Polygraphs aren't difficult to beat. Trained interrogators are much harder


These are fantastic it’s a shame there are not tons more I’m doing the binge watch of them all


Normally neighbors like that would annoy the crap out of me for being so nosy but in this case where it got this guy caught, it’s ok. But had this not happened, just looking at that, “friend” she looks like someone without much f a social life, friends or much else. She seems like the type of person who forces friendship on people and is extremely nosy. In this case though, I can’t be mad about it because it got this guy in jail.


Jeez mate, is all that bass around 4:00 intentional? You have to crank the volume to hear what he's saying and then you get bombarded with all this low range. You can filter that out you know.


I am somehow feeling secondhand embarrassment for a murderer. He is such a bad liar.

Yeah me too!  I feel for him because what he did was inconceivable.


Why would she knock on the front door of her own house? That makes zero sense to me. I don't know about y'all but I don't knock on my back door when I unlock it and come in even if somebody's home


Them talking about how to kill someone was abit odd


Another episode of "dude you're screwed"


Goodness this cat was so obviously guilty


Kids? Whats better than...kids. I love kids. Especially, particularly, those kids right there. They're the ones...right there. That I LoVE with all my heart. Kids are the best. I played a part in making them...biologically... so, naturally, logically, I think it's safe to say that I...love them.

i scrolled past this right as he said it and i'm licherally screeching it's like he's glitching

@Taz 941 omg, that’s exactly what he would sound like.

Chris has to force so hard to produce lies that go against his genuine beliefs. It's like a teenager lying about liking a certain band or sport or whatever to fit in. But it's about loving his own children. I'm guessing the hardest part of Chris' life up until his arrest was fitting into society with absolutely zero empathy.

@bukaboy5 nah, I don't think he's trying to convince himself. Nothing indicates that.

Its like he’s trying to not only convince the detective but convince himself that he actually loved them but he just can’t work up the right amount of emotion to play it off

I’m supposed to feel emotion, uh, yes, children. 😳

He’s like a robot trying to be human lol

Well some people shouldn’t have um ... unfortunately.... most people do feel this way... some do not ... that’s thy issue


The loud irritating clock is a good tool to break down resistance


This just makes me glad we have PACE in the uk


It's funny how this woman acts more psychotic than an actual murderer


pretty much that girlfriend of chris was the reward that he wanted to go through all of this. and how his girfriend knew  about it and why she searcehd "can police find out the deleted messages".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uerw_S9JsQ&ab_channel=A%26E
dont watch this video if you are if you get easily scared the way chris wrapped his wife in the bedsheet in front of his daughter bella and how he took them to the oil field site and smothered them one by one after digging Shannan the and how bella said "is the same gonna happen to me dad what happend to CeCe"."


"I had nothing to do with this act of like, evil cruelty or whatever"   - Chris Watts, 2018

@Diamonds juaassss remember?? How far can a man´s lie go to?

Psychopaths (and maybe other evil people) have a way of telling you what they’ve done....

@Mitch Keller Or an arrogant over confident one who thinks he can beat it.

@Random Name I have no idea how youtube filters comments but I can only guess he's trying to avoid it. His spelling is fine except he mispelled murder twice in two different ways. I know for a fact that youtube shadowbans certain people, reddit does the same.

Dude's all over the place, first he's playing like he thinks she left him, then he just accidentally openly admits to an act of cruelty. No strategy whatsoever

@walter white i dont understand why you intentionally misspell murder, it's not a curse word<br>Edit: gl not getting banned or something tho

@walter white i dont understand why you intentionally misspell murder, it's not a curse word
Edit: gl not getting banned or something tho

@Mitch Keller "there's only 2 ways you'll fail this polygraph. If you don't follow my incredibly precise instructions or if you're lying."<br>I won't know which it is though but you better not fail lmao

@Mitch Keller "there's only 2 ways you'll fail this polygraph. If you don't follow my incredibly precise instructions or if you're lying."
I won't know which it is though but you better not fail lmao

Yeah, that would like be kinda anmoying if someone kidnapped and butchered my wife and kids while I was working out at 4am, not cool bro

@walter white what? That is not typed out very well. We can't understand you.

@chakur25 look him up. Theres a commentor on a certain video who did the math and it was "24 "likes a minute"" or something like thay

I did not wipe my knob on the curtains <br>                    Tardis crew 2019

I did not wipe my knob on the curtains
                    Tardis crew 2019

@chakur25 you missed out another 1,000,000 <b>likes</b>

@chakur25 you missed out another 1,000,000 *likes*

Such a sociopath, he's just remembering how normal people would feel and then reciting it like an unenthused middle schooler

"I did not have sexual relations with that woman" - Bill Clinton, 01.28.1998 ;-)


This guy is just astonishing, shocking and very sad. What are words compared to his actions. He failed in every way possible as a human being.


the part where he has to put out scenarios is def. the point where a innocent person would say ..ok,,,,enough!..im outa here!!


saying ''like'' too many times comes off to me as a signal of deceit


Those kids??No your innocent, lovely girls.🥰


I’ve had so many channels pop up on my feed that are doing the same types of videos, but yours are just so much better. You can tell how much you care about putting out quality content because you have yet to post anything that isn’t absolute fire. So much love for Jim ❤


Oh gosh. I almost feel sorry for Chris. He's so stupid! The detective is really good tho but Chris did most of the work I must say lol. Dumb dumb dumb!


Usually with these I find it kinda hard to pick up on the lies but this guy IS SO FUCKING BAD holy shit sounds like a my friend lying to his mom


people who play among us and are accused for a crime😂😂😂


If chris wernt there that detective would definitely be the creepiest dude in the room


The way he overcompensates sounds like Casey Anthony…


this woman is fucking awesome lol shes the most passive aggressive jerk when shes like "NO !!! Its a great thing that you're a horrible liar so thank you!" I can only imagine how his face looked hearing that . You can almost hear him swallowing spit when she says it

That and when she said "it would be really stupid to be here today having a polygraph test if you had anything to do with it. Right? It would be pretty dumb."
lol, top troll, that woman

That and when she said _"it would be really stupid to be here today having a polygraph test if you had anything to do with it. Right? It would be pretty dumb."_
lol, top troll, that woman

so intimidating. there’s art and genius in the flattering-you-now-cuz-you’re-fucked delivery. i’m gonna have to remember this technique next time i catch my teenager in a lie.

I found the most awesome thing was when she was on about only one person in the room knowing the truth, and that it would be two by the end. Its almost something a villain would say (but ofc she isn't)


He didn’t even change clothes from the night before.


This is a guy who has gotten away with too many thing in his life that he even thought killing his family was an option or he could get away with this and thought “well if I get caught I won’t be executed.” Colorado needs to bring the death penalty back and people need to stop giving people passes in life for cheating on their spouses.

Colorado does have the death penalty. It did nothing to deter him. What are you talking about? At least get your facts right before you form opinions.


This lady should be the debate moderator for presidential debates. I bet she'd make them crap their pants!

Trump will interrupt the hell out of her

@Faith Krichel <br>Lmao there was no lie about the courts, that question was left unanswered. The fact that you think there was a lie just shows you didn't watch the debate. If you have time for this channel, then you should have time to head over to c span and watch it.

@Faith Krichel
Lmao there was no lie about the courts, that question was left unanswered. The fact that you think there was a lie just shows you didn't watch the debate. If you have time for this channel, then you should have time to head over to c span and watch it.

@MBeyk Kamala and Creepy Joe's lie about banning fracking, stacking the supreme court, etc etc. This polygraph lady will not let Kamala and Joe slide for lying too much during the debates.

Biden doesn't need help to crap his pants

The polygraph gonna give up, after 10 min of Trump lying. <br>And just straight Up burn when they hit the tax questions....

The polygraph gonna give up, after 10 min of Trump lying.
And just straight Up burn when they hit the tax questions....


Unbelievable..... this man says he wants them back ! ..... he actually kill them..... hope he suffers in jail & hell .


One thing is pretty apparent. Chris is not the smartest guy around. He wanted it all. Didn't know his place in this world. And that's pretty fundamental. You can't misunderstand that part.


I want those kids back I want them to bowl me over. Chris Watts is exactly were he should be


so chilling hearing/seeing this cold detached way he talks about his kids. i would be sickened and sobbing uncontrollably on that table....i lost my child 4.5 years ago and for the first few months i was bawling almost all the time with burning pain in my gut.....was awful.....this guy is such a psychopath....

@Daniel Cassidy ...thank you for the kind words....may you and your family be well x

@Diego Fonsato ...thank you for your kind words x

Be strong.  Your child is always with you.

God I'm so sorry to read that. As a loving father I couldn't imagine that level of pain. So sorry.

@Stephen S aww, thanks for the nice comment. hope you are well

Dawna thank you for sharing your story and terribly sorry for your loss. You sound so strong just from your comments.

@Kelly Clement i used to wonder myself. a woman once told me her son drowned at 16...i was totally shocked that she calmly stood before me and revealed the details. i wondered how she accomplished her composure to tell the story. unfortunately, i now know. takes so much work and a desire to restore something good within...anyhow, thanks for the comment and all the best!

I've often wondered how a person could go on.  Thank you for sharing.

@Pixies Ostrich Duster awww, thank you so much! I'm getting there....i hope you are doing well xo

@Rachel Hippert aaawww, thank you so much!


Take a shot every time he says "like" for alcohol poisoning


What's the polygraph lady's name? I need to ask her her ring size


Tami is a fuckin G! I love her! She’s got Chris shitting himself before they even start.


I like to think she wears the striped cardigan when she already knows they're guilty

And the investigator guy wears a bright orange jumpsuit on her laundry day...

Why the hell did I read this in Morgan freemans voice

@Nextral Exactly, like the melon's flannel

@Nextral Exactly, like the melon's flannel

@two bears high fiving Did you type that with your feet?

And she wears a green one if they're innocent 🤣

Frank MC i bet thats exactly the reason why she wears it i bet she told her partner this guys toast , let's go get him...

@Naomi Gower of course! just doing my assly duty

Ahahahaahaaa needed that lighthearted hilarious comment while watching this horror unfold. Good job you win for sure w that one<br>Edit: the original comment 👍. Not the irrelevant banter afterward 👎.

Ahahahaahaaa needed that lighthearted hilarious comment while watching this horror unfold. Good job you win for sure w that one
Edit: the original comment 👍. Not the irrelevant banter afterward 👎.

@Naomi Gower @Jermaine Simpson-Taylor @Paolo M. this is the stupidest argument ive ever read in full. conglaturations, ur all geniuses

@Jon Smith Exactly, although careful you don't upset anyone by correcting them etc. 😳

@Paolo M. don’t even pay those people any attention haha they’re probably just resentful of your grammar capabilities. Spelling is important, people! Everyone can calm down now haha

OMG - never realized they were like prison stripes before - DUH! Thanks!

@Frank haha you are right. I Won't change it, let ppl know I make horrible mistakes😜

@crime&cosmetics often, oftenly is not a word I'm afraid.

It’s the ham burglar fit, a subtle I know you did it

@Paolo M. I'm not a native english speaker and I oftenly see native speakers making more mistakes than me or people I know. I think it's just about not caring about your spelling and grammar online, not that serious imo. And this kinda feels like writing to myself since my name used to be Paola M lol

@Storytime with Mamabear Well you provided no evidence you're doing this elsewhere and it doesn't change the fact that doing it on youtube is pointless. Also, how exactly am I harassing you by calling you out on your bullshit?

@Storytime with Mamabear I really shouldn't have to note the futility of what you're doing and yes, people would actually want to make their voice heard in other ways than a youtube comment.

These interrogators knew from the beginning chris had something to do with it

@Storytime with Mamabear Yeah you're really contributing by harassing a few men on the internet, hiding behind a monitor. Should we kill the son for the sins of his father? That's pretty much the logic you're following right now and it's incredibly petty.

@Storytime with Mamabear Don't act as though you're carrying decades of pain that justifies how you're acting in the present, but please keep generalising, it keeps the world nice and divided.

@Storytime with Mamabear that's ok, just be more careful next time.

@Storytime with Mamabear I don't seem to recall bringing sexism into the equation.

@Paolo M. spelling isnt important on a youtube comment section. It is in publications and essays.

@Paolo M. You want ME to fuck off? Now that's rich.

Why do these videos have the best comments haha

Why do these videos have the best comments haha

@Jermaine Simpson-Taylor Why are you crying? 😭

@Jermaine Simpson-Taylor Why are you crying? 😭

@Paolo M. Why so touchy, has your poor little ego been hurt?

@Paolo M. Thanks for pointing that out, I didn't notice the typo.

@Paolo M. Thank you for correcting them!

@Paolo M. Thank you for correcting them!

@Paolo M. And you cared enough to reply it seems; also, this isn't an English class, it's youtube - don't go in expecting a 1000 word proofread essay like anyone here's being graded on a simple comment.

@J Mart ahhhh ok I understand. Thanks. Quick reply too

@Thomas Coady the sweater the woman is wearing looks like a prisoner jumpsuit. it is a joke.

@Paolo M. he fixed it bro. let him keep his dignity.

Stripped is not wearing anything, striped has a pattern with lines.


No lawyer, that's his biggest mistake....


Chris=: "ThAts a HaRd QuestIOn to AnSWer" <br>Interrogator: "RIIGHHHTTTT" (Guiltyyyy/...)LOL

Chris=: "ThAts a HaRd QuestIOn to AnSWer"
Interrogator: "RIIGHHHTTTT" (Guiltyyyy/...)LOL


2.22 WHY did you do that, Chris? Now they think you're a suspect. The cops won't care if you cheated on Shannan, she was a horrible human. They will understand! <br>THIS.. Was his silly mistake, and resulted in him being falsely charged.

2.22 WHY did you do that, Chris? Now they think you're a suspect. The cops won't care if you cheated on Shannan, she was a horrible human. They will understand!
THIS.. Was his silly mistake, and resulted in him being falsely charged.

@james sutcliffe Bro literally felt no emotion upon his children and wifes disappearance, much less murder. Stone-Faced killer

@UnderScore Think outside the box. Clear your mind of all conscious thought, all cognitive bias. Is Chris guilty?

He wasn't falsely charged. He is obviously guilty.


That polygraph lady Columbo’d the shit out of him


He ain’t even ask get mad about failing the test 😩. Bro a sicko


"Do people tell you you're a horrible liar? Like, they can just tell right away?".<br>I love the barely-veiled assumption that he frequently lies.

"Do people tell you you're a horrible liar? Like, they can just tell right away?".
I love the barely-veiled assumption that he frequently lies.

@Natalie I dare say spacemissle just trolled you 🤣😂

@Natalie, where does "Natalie" rank on that list?

@Rollin Rhyee because it's the 64th most popular name...

Chris Ferrell man why your name Chris ???


The scary thing is I find him credible... I would be a bad investigator


“😃Thank you for being a horrible liar😄☺😃”


Her posture brought me physical pain <_>'


These videos need to be way longer. I would be fine with 3 hour videos going over the whole 2,000 pages of discovery. I love you Jim, you’re going to learn how to swim one day, I promise!<br>You have to love the polygraph operator’s choice of clothing for the exam. This lady is some of the best in the field!

These videos need to be way longer. I would be fine with 3 hour videos going over the whole 2,000 pages of discovery. I love you Jim, you’re going to learn how to swim one day, I promise!
You have to love the polygraph operator’s choice of clothing for the exam. This lady is some of the best in the field!

This story needs more victims... AMIRITE?

What's the significance of her clothing?


Any update on how hes doing in prison? Lol


Why did the cadaver dogs never detected the scent of the body/bodies?


Pro Tip: Don’t murder your family and you’ll be home in time for dinner.


Weird how tammi already had a sense that he probably strangled, smothered them. It’s astonishing how well trained these FBI agents are. They absolutely triumphed in this case. You don’t always see that, sometimes they drop the ball. I’m really impressed!

Well, she already knew there wasn’t a gun in his possession, and there was no evidence of stabbing, so that’s kind of a big clue.

PsyintZ yes Nicole Shannon’s friend is a hero and one of the reasons he’s in jail. She set the ball rolling turning up unexpectedly and messing with the plan.

Another comment says no blood was found anywhere so that's probably part of the reason

@7 Eyes open wide The death sentence is considerably more expensive than life in prison. As it turns out, you need to check a case many times to be sure you're not killing innocent people in violation of the constitution, and as it turns out that costs money.

@Megan Cox If Nicole was an accomplice, she wouldn't be.

Not taking any credit away from the detectives, but this wasn't exactly the most difficult case to crack. They essentially only ever had one suspect, and as soon as they could prove he was lying to them, he didn't have much choice but to let his guard down and begin working on a way to avoid the death penalty instead. The second they told him, "We know you were cheating on her. In fact, we've read all of your texts and spoken with your mistress already," he knew it was over for him.

@7 Eyes open wide At some point, he has to "interact" with others, hopefully inmates, right? ( <i>One can only HOPE!!!!! LOL</i> )

@7 Eyes open wide At some point, he has to "interact" with others, hopefully inmates, right? ( _One can only HOPE!!!!! LOL_ )

He still lives. No triumph. He should be dead. Instead we are now paying triple to house this scumbag because additional guards are PROTECTING his life. Naw, he breathes. No triumph.


"I miss them throwing their chicken-nuggets at me" sounds very very stupid to say; WHY would you a) allow your kids to throw food at you? b) miss them doing that? c) admit that you have such bad parenting-scills that you can't teach your kids how to NOT behave with food?


which cirumstances has the ticking clock in our digital  or just technically advanced era?<br>edit Polygraphs are not only not completely sure, they are not even half sure....They only measure the physical processes.

which cirumstances has the ticking clock in our digital  or just technically advanced era?
edit Polygraphs are not only not completely sure, they are not even half sure....They only measure the physical processes.


These interrogators are geniuses, holy shit. My faith in humanity is restored. I always knew there was murderous scum like Chris Watts out there, but I didn't know there were such sophisticated methods of catching them

Chris clearly never routinely studied detective shows.

Period

Mad respect to them. Also, did anyone notice that when Tammy knew he was guilty, she looked extremely sad and disturbed?


<b>I have never cheated on my wife.</b> 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

*I have never cheated on my wife.* 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻


Lie detection section is a bit cringy. Like she’s talking to a little kid. Can he not notice that she’s trying to set him up? Great channel btw


They should have let apprentices deal with this as he is so bad at murdering and covering


"There's nothing in my life that means more to me than these kids."

Except for that b00ty of Nichol Kessinger..... -_-


He did not lie to them on that polygraph test. HE PROMISED

He did not lie to them on that polygraph test. *HE* *PROMISED*

@Audri
Oh, trust me, that I can understand completely. You’d know this if it wasn’t for the media not reporting on what these meetings in each contested state uncover. Give me a moment and I’ll get you a source or two

Edit:
The full election meeting (in GA):https://youtu.be/EjbAFuoQOvo
https://youtu.be/GrzeHNfUTZs

@Michael Williamson sources please? I've got trouble believing some random youtube comment, I'm sure you understand

@Audri <br>Whenever the recounts took place, they used the same people that was used I. The first place when the fraud occurred. When it was other people doing the recounts, they find fraudulent ballots. Georgia, for example, found 12,000ish ballots for Trump but the media used his leaked phone call as a way to “debunk” the 12,000. 12,000 votes went from Trump to Biden over night. Once a vote is counted, it never goes away. So, how does President Trump lose 12,000 ballots that 100% of the 12,000 went to Biden?

@Audri
Whenever the recounts took place, they used the same people that was used I. The first place when the fraud occurred. When it was other people doing the recounts, they find fraudulent ballots. Georgia, for example, found 12,000ish ballots for Trump but the media used his leaked phone call as a way to “debunk” the 12,000. 12,000 votes went from Trump to Biden over night. Once a vote is counted, it never goes away. So, how does President Trump lose 12,000 ballots that 100% of the 12,000 went to Biden?

@Michael Williamson recounts that didn't even fall in his favor lmao

@Audri
“First hand accounts from the citizens.”

First hand accounts, while admissible in court, does not usually end up with a verdict solely for the reason its a “first hand” account.

Now, with Trump’s legal team’s 6 cases, , they actually had a positive outcome. As it was intended to to obtain recounts.

@Michael Williamson the courts threw it out because they literally couldn't sustain a case.

@Audri they didn’t ask for evidence. They heard first hand accounts from private citizens. These are the cases thrown out.  The cases from Trump’s legal team (6 as of now) were for hand counts and the like.

They never had the chance to present anything. The evidence we have seen came from the public hearings held between the legislatures in the 6 contested states. President Trump gave them every chance to tell the truth or be transparent, so now... the evidence will be released, declassified and everything will be known. You can’t complain and say “why didn’t you present this in the courts” because they tried to go through the courts.

@Dwarfu, let's be realistic here, a promise is a promise

@Dwarfu, let's be realistic here, a *promise* is a *promise*

Couldn’t resist spreading misinformation ?

He promised?  Well then, guess he is free to go!

@Erika Elyse you mean, they asked for evidence and you didn't have any?

@Erika Elyse 😂🤣😂🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

@Erika Elyse 😂🤣😂🤣👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏻

@Erika Elyse difference is there's plenty of evidence that CW committed the murders.

Just like there was no fraud in this election....they denied it, so case closed. Sorry, I just couldn't resist.

You're right. He should have pinki promised, just to be sure


If you want your kids to come home and barrel rush you to hug you then you should not have strangled the life out of them and then toss them aside with less respect then a recycled pop can.


'You could lure them into a trap and have someone waiting' - I fully suspect Shannan was lured in her house and Nikole Kessinger was waiting for her, along with Chris. There's no way he did all this on his own. Coward.


Casey Anthony is innocent. I know everything but have been too scared to go to the authorities because of the lifelong flak I know I’ll receive. Help me


Polygraph examiner:   It would be really dumb for someone who had something to do with this to take a polygraph.<br>Chris Watts: Hold my beer.

Polygraph examiner:   It would be really dumb for someone who had something to do with this to take a polygraph.
Chris Watts: Hold my beer.

Aahhrrfffff i m dead! 😅😆😂 thanks for this moment of pure laughter!

There is no machine that can tell if you tell the truth or a lie

Taking a polygraph in generally is stupid. It doesn't indicate anything beyond nervousness. It's just psychological baiting.

@Rebecca JJ if you're guilty too.<br>Actually, especially if you're guilty.

@Rebecca JJ if you're guilty too.
Actually, especially if you're guilty.

It would have been a pretty cool moment had he gone through all the motions of the polygraph and then shortly before the end, casually dropped a line like "its a shame none of this is admissable in court, isn't it?" but unfortunately he didn't know that lol

Polygrapher: "It would be really dumb for you to take the polygraph if you're guilty"

Chris: "You're goddamn right."


The Polygrapher's "Prison Black and White Stripes" jacket is interesting....


He was 33 in 2018? He looks at least 43 lol


These kids instead of MY KIDS, MY GIRLS. How evil you are!!


Whoever is making these videos: I'm really enjoying this channel and fascinated by your insights and what your videos reveal about human nature. Please continue on your path, I'm looking forward to your forthcoming videos. And thank you! Given the sorry state of our species you'll likely never run out of stories to work with.


This is hilarious 🤣 like it’s terrible but the polygraph administrator is so troll. She definitely had bro shitting his pants


Notice how she wore black and white stripes??,... To remind him of the jumpsuit he'll be wearing!!


How dare you say cooking eggs is a trivial deed!


Dude, he only had 2 hours sleep. He was just running on empty.


This lady is like a cat playing with her food.

@a rather opinionated individual I haven’t the slightest idea my friend. Sorry :(

@Chantal's NExt BoyFrienD She may love getting it out of him to get those babies justice.

the lady's uncomfortable.. but does not show it.. look at her hands..

She was the cat and Watts was the mouse.

Robert Royston <br>Calm down before you have a stroke, Robert. 😬

Robert Royston
Calm down before you have a stroke, Robert. 😬

@Robert Royston chill before you end up on this channel yourself

Imagine how much she LOVES this part of the job.


I'm the biggest finget ever.  I can never sit still.  Constantly moving.  Changing positions.  I'd find this impossible.<br>Itchy face etc

I'm the biggest finget ever.  I can never sit still.  Constantly moving.  Changing positions.  I'd find this impossible.
Itchy face etc


It’s so cringe hearing someone who is terrible at lying trying to lie, as well as someone who is unemotional trying to emulate emotion


How do these killers exist. Even if they get away with murder how do they live with themselves.  We must face the truth There is a subhuman species amongst us. YOU MAY  KNOW  ONE. . keep your eye on that psychopath. Talk him into  jumping for Jesus off a bridge.