The neighbours solved the case in 10 mins

The neighbours solved the case in 10 mins

Yes this comment is made in every video about this case, they did good but their accusations don’t hold up in court. This police officer isn’t trying to figure out what happened he is trying to gather evidence.

Exactly right thank goodness for those surveillance cameras

Exactly right thank goodness for those surveillance cameras

A security camera did. But there might have not been a case if it wasn't for Nickole Atkinson.

@Derek Weinert TV fat because they living the good life.

@Derek Weinert TV fat because they living the good life.

That neighbor guy has a good detective instinct and observation.

That neighbor guy has a good detective instinct and observation.

@Nikki Beacth ppl who do what he did aren’t smart to begin with….idk what you were expecting

Watch out we got professional detectives in these replies lmao

Watch out we got professional detectives in these replies lmao

Oh like that initial cop didn't have any idea...

Oh like that initial cop didn't have any idea...

@Henri van der Waard “unfortunately”
Oof 😅

Go learn why or start a campaign in your area to get it changed 👍🏽

@Henri van der Waard oh is that right? Tell me how do the innocent get convicted if proof is beyond a reasonable doubt in court?

Unfortunately in court have to prove things often beyond a reasonable doubt.

Unfortunately in court have to prove things often beyond a reasonable doubt.

The fact that you’re smart enough to even understand that but not smart enough to know how to spell neighbors……

“Solved a case” is different from “has a hunch”

“Solved a case” is different from “has a hunch”

He was guilty to everyone from the beginning but they need enough evidence to convict him. They need as much as possible. Especially if the dude wasn't going to admit it but once he did the poly it was definitely over with. I like their techniques and seeing sort of behind the scenes.

It was obvious. They needed a way to convict him

It was obvious. They needed a way to convict him

@Sirus Ofsit not true. Tens of thousands of innocent people have been wrongfully indicted and then not been charged/convicted of anything after being indicted.

@Christian Alfaro well yeah. That’s the entire point, lol. If you know someone committed a crime but can’t prove it beyond all reasonable doubt in court, it’s not worth 2 cents.

Yea but the court won't accept that so the detectives are gathering evidence

Yea but the court won't accept that so the detectives are gathering evidence

Nate was ready for his FBI badge and jacket

Nate was ready for his FBI badge and jacket

@Amanda L even just having proof isnt enough on its' own. If the evidence still leaves a shadow of a doubt, then the suspect should be released, as per the criminal justice system's protocol for high crimes. I'm not arguing the validity of this stance in modern day forensics, merely pointing out how the archaic system works.

The peers whom know an individual will be the best judges of character, assuming they can do so without bias and with only acting on empirical, well-established (and even recorded in a few instances) data as this neighbor had done.

Holy shit. My favorite video is the body cam of the neighbor taking him and the cop over to watch the security cams. U can almost literally see him shitting his pants on the spot. Then the neighbors like "Dude,  he was acting sketchy af,".  Lol.

@Christian Alfaro u would be correct in thinking so

@Christian Alfaro u would be correct in thinking so

I promise u a day after that cop came they knew for sure he did it sad but true

I promise u a day after that cop came they knew for sure he did it sad but true

But I’m just hooked on these interrogation scenes ngl

But I’m just hooked on these interrogation scenes ngl

@John Smith oh come on if you were on the Jury and they showed you the news interview as evidence you’d convict him on the spot and you know it.

And they get the "Number One snitch" medald to be proud of this

And they get the "Number One snitch" medald to be proud of this

@John Smith Look at Casey Anthony. Confessions are the best evidence.

@John Smith Look at Casey Anthony. Confessions are the best evidence.

It’s not what you know. It’s what you can prove. -Alonzo Harris

It’s not what you know. It’s what you can prove. -Alonzo Harris

@Christian Alfaro yea getting the wrong person is awful for both sides, huge civil suits, plus the person can be broke. And destroyed mentally if wrongfully in prisoned like some especially mInorities black people especially just now getting out

I never thought of it like that LOL. The neighbors had the case solved as quick as anybody that's how I obviously it was him that killed them.

@Travis Miller that doesn’t automatically prove guilt wtf lol people have been innocent and had co vocations over turned with a lot more circumstantial evidence than “hey he never loads his truck from the garage”

I think everyone did. He never did a good job playing off his guilt.

I think everyone did. He never did a good job playing off his guilt.

just not using anything admissible in court or in anyway that could be confirmed.....

just not using anything admissible in court or in anyway that could be confirmed.....

Everyone solved it in 10 minutes, the neighbours didnt get a confession tho

Everyone solved it in 10 minutes, the neighbours didnt get a confession tho

@alexandra störbrauck  Strange , 4 months ago it was 2.2 K thumbs down and now it's 1.5 K

@Lou Sekoya .....no perfect brain, he revealed that already.

@Lou Sekoya .....no perfect brain, he revealed that already.

@Nicole Brassell I beat cases due to lawyering up. Only idiots talk to cops. Idc if youre innocent or guilty or if they sag “only guilty people are afraid of an interrogation” let them investigate you without your help

I mean all he really said was that he wasn’t acting right which was true.

I mean all he really said was that he wasn’t acting right which was true.

And at that point they had no real proof just the fact he acting suspicious and that he having an affair also he was the last person to see her, alive . If he hadn't confessed or 8f he lawyerd up he may have walk out of there .

And shout out to the FBI for recovering all deleted texts. I’m so proud of everyone for coming together and working side by side 🤍🙌🏼

its  not what you know, its what you can prove

its  not what you know, its what you can prove

Hé watched alot of csi front what i have heard..

Hé watched alot of csi front what i have heard..

Einstein's GR theory states that time doesn't exist which means he was caught right away. Am I making any sense?

I solved it in 2 seconds
"A pregnant lady goes missing..."
> She was probably killed by the same person who got her pregnant <

@Derek Weinert TV ROFL that moment when someone fat gets the jock

@Derek Weinert TV ROFL that moment when someone fat gets the jock

@Christian Alfaro keep in mind that we, assuming you also mainly watch this channel, mostly only see the interrogations of the guilty individuals and not so often the interviews of witnesses etc.. This leads to us getting the impression, that they always have the suspect but we don't see the whole picture.

@Christian Alfaro this is correct and well put in a court setting you need proof take federal cases since they are pretty much undefeated in the ring. Every time they place warrants or get indictments they have the upmost proof without a shadow of a doubt

Solving and proving in court are two vastly different things.

Solving and proving in court are two vastly different things.

@Mr. Giggles 🙄 it's not uncommon for people to not understand what a prosecution entails, actually; don't be rude.

Lol everybody who saw the TV interviews did.

Lol everybody who saw the TV interviews did.

@Nicole Brassell Are you chill.. Right now??

I know you scared of Chris's watts, he bout to pull a Nancy Pelosi on ya.

Gotta love all the "Legal Experts" in the comments. LMFAO

Gotta love all the "Legal Experts" in the comments. LMFAO

Huge difference between solving the case by the neighbour just as you said and having Chris admit to what he’s done.

@Derek Weinert TV Ok,.so I guess your are Beautiful and have the perfect body and perfect brain !!........Good for you !

cuz he's so damn suspicious. I think everybody even the police knew it the second they saw him.

@Christian Alfaro yes they need proof for the courts they knew it was him

@Christian Alfaro yes they need proof for the courts they knew it was him

@Christian Alfaro that's true.<br>Without solid proof, even knowing he is the killer, he would have been let free 100%

@Christian Alfaro that's true.
Without solid proof, even knowing he is the killer, he would have been let free 100%

@Mark Vickers  it may not be obvious to anyone who hasn't watched and understand the purpose of a prosecution 🤔

@Christian Alfaro thank you for explaining that obvious fact.

@Christian Alfaro thank you for explaining that obvious fact.

So did the police and everything but they can't risk him lawyering up gotta stay chill.

So did the police and everything but they can't risk him lawyering up gotta stay chill.

I think oftentimes the point of an investigation is not to find out who did it but to find solid proof to prosecute the person they already suspect.


An actual innocent person would be PISSED at the polygraph lady going on and on about types of death, "burning alive", asking how you can make a person disappear, laughing banter etc before the actual test. This guy is absolutely horrible at trying to act innocent.


I just can’t even imagine hurting my children ever.

Granted I could get frustrated with them but if they said “Daddy don’t, I love you”

Psychopath


Sounds like he’s trying to convince himself he’s telling the truth more than trying to convince the investigators.


Can’t believe he thought he could pass the polygraph 😂


Officer: breathes
Chris: I swear I didn't kill that woman and those kids

Officer: *breathes*
Chris: I swear I didn't kill that woman and those kids

He may as well had a t-shirt on that said "ok it was me".  He was so obviously guilty

@Bryan I'm saying that a lot of parents will jokingly refer to their children as "those kids", but that's only in lighthearted scenarios.

It's because Chris murdered his children and keeps saying "those/these kids" when he really should be calling him "my" kids or calling them by their names.

@Kennedy Huff not when he already had two kids before this pregnant one coming so he should’ve ready been used to saying “my” kids

I think you mean: Like, I swear that I didn’t kill that woman and like those kids

@ΠΑΝΑΓΙΩΤΗΣ ΤΑΞΙΑΡΧΗΣ ΡΗΓΑΣ ΤΣΟΥΚΑΡΕΛΛΗΣ It's completely fine to refer to your (future) children as "those/the kids" in a joking or lighthearted manner.

But Chris murdered his children, him using "the/those" instead of "my" in this situation just shows how detached he is.

i don't have kids yet perhaps sometime in the future i will  but i would never say "those kids" instead if i had i would say "my children" (mine...he is talking as if he is watching someone else talking about his children)

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he speaks abt them like they were random people he never met. what a disgusting human.


You can literally hear the answers he is lying about. He distorts his no's when lying.


I'm in love with that woman. She psychologically beat the crap out of him.


I hope serial killers dont watch these videos to learn how to beat the system. To me this guy seems so guilty, wouldnt anybody be more upset


Oh. My. God. The amount of pressure that was applied by the polygraph administrator was absolutely incredible. It made me uncomfortable to watch. I was extremely uncomfortable throughout that entire segment. Unbelievable interaction. unbelievable.


Woman: "It would be really STUPID of you to come in today if you had anything to do with their disappearance."

Watts: Sweats profusely

Woman: "It would be really STUPID of you to come in today if you had anything to do with their disappearance."

Watts: *Sweats profusely*

She wasn't wrong, it was really stupid. He could've left at anytime, he could've asked for a lawyer at anytime, he could've declined the polygraph but he was so into himself, he thought he was smart enough to beat it. Shows how stupid he really is. <br>Glad the idiot didn't decline it.

She wasn't wrong, it was really stupid. He could've left at anytime, he could've asked for a lawyer at anytime, he could've declined the polygraph but he was so into himself, he thought he was smart enough to beat it. Shows how stupid he really is.
Glad the idiot didn't decline it.

I know right?? I saw this vid some time back and every time she says it I'm like - oh shit she's really not there to play. I mean - by saying that she's literally telling him "you're screwed" in plain sight. Brilliant.

@Rykehuss why wait till court? He says all good attorneys will say not to speak a word. By then, I'm sure the attorney will have had a word, and thus allowed 'hypothetical me' to speak.

Lmaoooo Im at home sweating profusely!!! So i know he was shitting bricks 😅😅

@Rexx Colt Police often don’t tell you you’re a suspect at first. If police are talking to you for any reason, get a lawyer. <br>But yes, if your child or daughter is missing, it’s probably worth it to speak immediately with the police. Get your lawyer ASAP, but obviously in the meantime talk to the police.

@Rexx Colt Police often don’t tell you you’re a suspect at first. If police are talking to you for any reason, get a lawyer.
But yes, if your child or daughter is missing, it’s probably worth it to speak immediately with the police. Get your lawyer ASAP, but obviously in the meantime talk to the police.

@Rykehuss he means if you are in a position of being charged with something.

@Abigail

How often are cops there right on time to catch the killer during the act?

@O Z buttt as Rykehouse said if they are taking you away and if you don't say anything the killer will get away??

@Rykehuss

He didn't say wait til court. He said always have an attorney.

Just be like you know Tammy your right why am I here I think I'm just gonna leave

666'th like <br>Never talk to cops without an attorney people. Not a word. Even if ur innocent

666'th like
Never talk to cops without an attorney people. Not a word. Even if ur innocent


That polygraph tester is probably thinking "OMG I can't believe I shook this guy's hand!" after she heard about the trial


Every word out of Tammy's mouth is loaded with "I know you did this and I'm going to trick you into admitting that"


The women doing the lie detector test is SO good at laying on the pressure calmly


Somehow, his idiocy made his mind leave planet earth and forgot there's this thing called divorce and still chose the hard way. I think the should add more years to his sentence just for his stupidity.


FBI Agent: "Hey, where's your family?"
Chris: "I didn't do this cruel act."
FBI Agent: 🤔

Like I had nothing to do with the like disappearance of like that wife and those kids

@Rob Roy It's the way you've analyzed the statement.


"act of evil cruelty" easily gave him away. they were just missing at this point.


I will never understand how he killed those babies. Maybe his wife was in a angry rage but his man he was so cold to kill his kids that was. Especially the oldest girl scarred about what he was doing and what was happening.


it’s so weird to watch him just lie over and over with such obvious lies. very creepy.


Wow I live in Greeley less than 30 miles away from this crime. This is the first documentary I’ve ever watched on it and my mind is blown right now.


Officer: Hi Chris

Chris: I swear I didn't kill my wife and my kids.

Like like like like like like like like like

Investigator: So h-

Chris: I would never do anything to those kids they're my life, my lifeline

Investigator: So h-

Chris: I would never do anything to *those kids* they're my life, my lifeline

@CellBlockNine That rap was bad(as in not good, that is). It had no meter and was over explained(you explained too much, as in over explaining, meaning that there was too much explanation) and the rhymes were also lackluster(like lacking lust, that is). It just sounds like a huge nonsequitur, sorry bro(I'm apologizing for making you aware of your lack of talent)

@blahblahblah mememe He never referred to his wife as "that wife".

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@ˢʰᵉ ᵍᵃᵛᵉ ᵐᵉ ᑫᵘᶦᵗᵉ ᵃ ˢʰᵒʷ ^̮^ Thank you!

@Rainbow Flower Thank you so much! If only I could go on to be as successful and talented as the good doctor.

@CellBlockNine you sound like Dr. Seuss 😂

@GregK You just don't understand the context so you just don't get it. Of course you aren't going to like it if you just don't get it. Pfft.

@CellBlockNine serious as a heart attack

@Ed Peesker What do you mean?? Why not?? I showed my friends and family the notebook I wrote it on and they read it and all gave me positive feedback. Literally not one bad review. Maybe you just aren't familiar with the case and past interviews he's given so you don't understand teh context. you just don't get it.

@GregK Wait, are you being serious? I can't tell if you're joking.

Chris Watts likes to smoke pots and he likes a lot to clean bots (robots that is). Chris Watts sleeps on cots and he connects the dots and hates when the weather is hots especially when he has to mow the lots. He prefers the applesauce brand of Motts. But he is not a baby tot (because he is an adult, that is). Oh yeah Chris Watts, his life shall rot in a jail in which he didn't sought but his parents did in fact taught (him better, that is), never again will he sail a yacht.
<br>That's my rap I wrote about Chris Watts. Comment and give me a like. Did you enjoy it? Thanks.

Chris Watts likes to smoke pots and he likes a lot to clean bots (robots that is). Chris Watts sleeps on cots and he connects the dots and hates when the weather is hots especially when he has to mow the lots. He prefers the applesauce brand of Motts. But he is not a baby tot (because he is an adult, that is). Oh yeah Chris Watts, his life shall rot in a jail in which he didn't sought but his parents did in fact taught (him better, that is), never again will he sail a yacht.
That's my rap I wrote about Chris Watts. Comment and give me a like. Did you enjoy it? Thanks.

Officer: Hi Chris

Chis: I didn't burn them.

He didn’t want “those kids”. That’s messed up

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@Brandon Kijowski did you expect a answer within 2 min or do you watch stuff for days while skiping radomly trough it ?


You can hear the nervousness in his voice from the very beginning


He was listing methods of murder like it was nothing. If I were in this position as an innocent person, I would lose my mind that someone was forcing me to think about such horrible things, especially with the possibility that my loved ones were experiencing them. What a terrible, cold human being.


Sometimes I just take a complete sigh of relief knowing I've never killed anyone.


"There is only one person in this room that knows what the truth is and in about five minutes theirs going to be two of us." This is definitly a 'bruh' moment

@K M Weekes I can’t find the PDF, can you find me the whereabouts of Chris Watts please

TheLasVegasElite Read the article and you can access it.

@K M Weekes needs to be a PDF that the public can access

@Oderol strawman tactics, trolls turning up to defend their fake story?

Regular as clock work

@TheLasVegasElite let me guess, climate change is fake and the earth is flat?

@Lewis Rogers i wouldn't bother. It looks like hes just trying to sell his 38 page "book"

@Ash C the other cops are watching in the next room

@TheLasVegasElite no way???

Shit man. Checking this out.

Lewis Rogers 100% you can’t find the accounts of this murder case at city hall

Andrew Glassing the murders never happened, these guys are actors

@TheLasVegasElite I've really been thinking that the whole thing was a farce! Federal case so he's moved to Wisconsin, he'd be just as fkd there! There have also been long drawn out interviews with him in prison, perfect timing with the plandemic as well.

Those kids....those kids...jesus, who constantly refers to their own kids like that? Talk about zero emotion.

SammyT13559 respect the scientific breakdown of a ‘bruh’ moment lol

She is amazing. Talk about twisting the knife

@Erlendur Sveinsson Bruh moment' is a blanket term for all situations that merit a reaction, whether that be shock, awe, or any other strongly felt emotion. In these such situations one must exclaim 'Bruh! ', typically in a low tone of voice. So knowing the truth of the situation and seeing his response, gave me a instinctual "Bruh" reaction. 21:18

I almost feel sorry for him. He absolutely knows 100% he is fucked.

And the polygrapher just throwing shade after shade is the icing on the cake

I *almost* feel sorry for him. He absolutely knows 100% he is fucked.

And the polygrapher just throwing shade after shade is the icing on the cake

Im getting nervous holding my breath and im not even being questioned tf


The strange fact is without a confession, if he had just said absolutely nothing he would more than likely be walking around free today. Without the bodies it can’t be ruled a Homicide.


The polygraph lady pretending to engage to Chris' story by laughing is SAVAGE


This lady was so brutal. She was basically just teasing Chris and smashing his confidence into tiny pieces. All the backhanded compliments about being a bad liar was her practically telling Chris that she's coming to get him.

she was like an invincble monster feasting on a small little rat

And he deserved every fucking second of it.

@Sandy Loraine They should polygraph who? The polygrapher? Or the dead wife?

People shouldn't  cheat' She is just as guilty and they should Polygraph her

@Ulfhedinn Norsk I don't know......maybe it's kind of her profession and she's dealt with people like this countless times?

@Maidenless Yeah, she is such a badass. She knew she was dealing with a monster & handled him accordingly.

V B wow, I bet your middle schools peers must love you

V B very clever comment. i’m sure most people at school think your the funniest person in your friend group that contains you and you only.

shes talkin bout some “thank you for being a horrible liar”🤣🤣i love her

@Linkux Snooks Do I win money if I solve this puzzle?


It's scary how cold and clinical that woman detective is. Even when she's laughing and smiling it's totally fake. He didn't stand a chance

@Alan Matković I quoted the woman in the video. And then I said “SAVAGE!”  That’s all. Not sure how you interpreted that as praise. Additionally, the polygraph isn’t admissible in court anyway. They used his confession. But thanks for trying to enlighten us.

@Robert Luke you’re literally praising something that can help him in his defense in court. The polygraph would automatically be dropped out because she enforced additional stress. I bet your life that if someone said that to you, even if you were innocent, you would be so nervous you would fail it. And the polygraph is not nearly 100% correct.

@ReyBlade a lot of people have killed their kids and some have killed their kids and spouses.

WTF!? I must assume you are being sarcastic? She was all but wholesome and professional and was trying to comfort him and trying NOT to believe that he is guilty.

scary? I guess I can see that, she's a stone cold badass

@Hocane she’s not using femininity. She’s using seriously effective techniques.

A professional doing a great job. Respect to her

@Max claire the fact that you're in the room taking the polygraph test means you already lost.

@You Hit My Car Abc She might have a pledge in her mind to do justice for his little girls and his wife.  The opposite of what you're saying.

From the vague video you can tell she obviously cares about her appearance i would play with that,  women with nice hair wouldn't try to trap me, would they? i failed the polygraph test is that just you saying or everyone else?

Male  detective was just as how you described the female to be. Watts was being  as deceptive- you have to play their narcissistic sociopathic game

She was great. Goddamn, we always wonder where the good cops are. They're probably working real crimes.

In an old article about torture in medieval times, if the one being interrogated was a noble or some bigshot, interrogators usually only presented the instruments and described what they did. This was often enough to get the person to talk. That way no one got their hands bloody.

yeah but like it´s his job to gain that man´s trust and to come over as sweet and trusting. such a cool job i think but also terrifying!!

Officer: Hi Chris

Chris: I swear I didn't kill my wife and my kids.

“If you had anything to do with these kids disappearance it would be really stupid of you to take this polygraph test. Hahaha right? You’d should not be here.”  SAVAGE!

Good example on how to use femininity in a intimidating way.

@Michael Cortez well to start with I wouldn't brutally murder my wife and child.

@lowkeyobsessivehighkeyimpressive "fancy narrator" well aint you a honey talking cowpoke! Im sure you would melt like the wings on Icarus if you were Chris 😂

Yeah that lady was badass. He was scared shitless

@hyeboi because you had a fancy narrator to break down everything for you


Him talking about he misses little things about his kids (like them sitting at the table) really shows how he knows their dead. After my mom passed away I thought things like this because I knew she was gone and I miss the normal day-to-day life with her. If someone I cared for was missing for a couple days I wouldn’t be saying things like that. It would be more about how I was worried for them and wanted them found alive, not reminiscing them like they were already dead

Yep. I was thinking that too! He's so not worried about it too

Yeah your comment seems pretty accurate but we need to remind ourselfs of 2 things: context and humans.
Humans are not identical. Some do irrational things others are broken in some way and have some mental illness that will affect their communication and make them apear strange guilty maybe. Psychopathy or autisim are good examples
Context is everything... knowing he is guilty now its easy to go and find what we are looking for because we know what happened. We won't point out anything wrong because we know its false so we will only identify things that confirm his guilt withoit noticing any behavior that would have been more associated with innocence

@Jack Carter there’s no doubt in my mind that he regrets every second of that night. There’s a more recent interview where he describes the murders in greater detail and you can just hear the pain and cracking in his voice. However, can’t turn back time so I believe he’s decided to detach himself

@Captain Price Don't underestimate my knowledge, I have watched all seasons of Jerry Springer, Judge Judy and Ricky Lake sir.

Everyone here thinks they're an expert in human behaviour and psychology but you're not.

@Not Usefull why wouldn’t you miss the little things!

That is an incredible insight that never occurred to me. Thank you for that. Wish it didn't stem from personal experience though. Heartfelt condolences.

they were such a beautiful family too, don't judge a book by its cover or somethin I guess

This is very true, when something like this happens, like when a relative becomes very ill and  the question whether they will live or not becomes uncertain or in this case that they went missing, I think we just go to a "survival mode" where time seems to stop, and we don't immediately go back to normal life, it is certainly hard to put into words.

Hell, even when my dog died I couldn't look out the back window at the spot he used to bask in the sun for months.

That’s a very good point. I didn’t think  about it like that. It took me a while after my Grandmar died to start missing pitting things. Because in my head those things were going to happen again! Then when I remembered I would think ‘omg I’m going to miss…’ Thank you for that. Really good way of wording it too! I’m sorry about your Mum, I’m sure she’s very proud of you ❤

This is a REALLY great observation! You are 100% right. <br>I'm so sorry about the loss of your mother. Sending you love and peace, sis ❤

This is a REALLY great observation! You are 100% right.
I'm so sorry about the loss of your mother. Sending you love and peace, sis ❤

@alyssa same here!! My dad was in coma for 4 days before his demise. During those 4 days , us as a family constqntly checked up on his health levels and well-being. We never reminisced, rather we were concerned about him returning to us. Sadly on the 4th evening he passed and there after  we made comments like "we'll never eat another meal with him again" things along those lines. I'm sorry for your loss and I know nothing ever really fills that void. I hope things have been getting better for you and your family ! You are not alone <3

@haidls back nice empathy you got going there bud. You watching jcs for interest or advise?

@haidls back that’s true, but judging by how many likes this comment has it’s safe to assume that people think similarly to me

To all those who havw lost loved ones i'm sorry for you and i wish you healing.

He gives it away as he talks about "those kids" with the news teams and when he talks about their personalities in the interrogation, "she was...". He is so incredibly bad at lying, as the polygrapher says both jokingly but also dead seriously.

also the fact he sounded more relieved talking about it then distressed at missing it

I totally get what you mean. My Grandpa passed away just a couple days ago. You know what I miss most? Just hearing his voice. His stories. Hearing his viewpoint on things. He had a... well, more of a wild west approach to crime. His response to a lot of criminals was "Hang 'em". Draconian, yes, but that's how his generation grew up. It was interesting to see how someone with that upbringing would solve some of these issues. We did agree on a lot of things. Sure, we disagreed too, but who doesn't? We were always there to listen to each other. I miss fishing with him. I miss golfing with him. I miss his humour. His levity. Through the darkest times he'd always, ALWAYS try to lift everyone's spirits. Wasn't always successful, but I've never seen him down, or depressed, or anything. Was that just a really good poker face? No idea. But it did help a lot.

These are little things I took for granted. They were just baked into him.

Good-bye, Grandpa, you will be sorely missed.

Haven't thought about it that way. so true!

That's such a good point!<br>BTW, So sorry to hear about your mom. Stay strong, pretty girl. ❤

That's such a good point!
BTW, So sorry to hear about your mom. Stay strong, pretty girl. ❤

I agree. In my case it was my dad passing and Im missing all the small things like how he would squeeze my shoulder. My dad didn’t answer the phone for a few days a couple months before he passed which was abnormal so we called someone to go check in on him since he lived 9 hours away. My sisters and I were panicking luckily he was ok just misplaced his phone. Not once did I start missing the little things.

Excellent point! Sorry about your mom. <3

Very true. Was going to say this exact thing.

Even when he was doing the news report and he was saying ‘if you’re out there, please come back, just please’ and says it in such a desperate manner. It’s almost as if he’s wishing what he’s done is just a bad dream and he’ll wake up from it.

What I cannot get over however, is how not once does his ‘guilt’ (which is probably none) never once overpowers him to the point where he admits what he’s done wrong. He even goes as far as blaming his victim when caught. He’s an absolute narcissist. All the reminiscing and desperately begging on the news, wasn’t because he wanted to turn back the clock to see them again, it was to turn back the clock so he can save himself. Never any remorse for his wife or children. It’s the most sickening case I’ve seen.


When he said “those kids” my skin CRAWLED. Doesn’t even acknowledge them as his own children. Disgusting

That's why he could kill them, he was detached

Molly Duncan omg!!! I noticed that too!!!!! They would walk right in not knock.

or even by their names, ugh makes my skin crawl honestly. that detective knew before going in that room he was responsible

Also- he keeps saying he’s waiting for a knock on the door and the kids coming in... why would she or the kids knock on their own front door?

Dissociation.
Why do you think people these days overuse labels like "n4zi", "r4cist" etc.
They are trying to make themselves believe that the horrible thing they want to do is not done to someone like them, but to "those".

Yeah the fact that we know he killed them probably makes it a lot worse as well. But it was definitely screwing with me when he was saying that.

I feel sick every time he said that. Such evil

yea distancing language is a red flag for sure

I've seen that before when a killer was being interviewed about killing his son, he kept calling him by his full name, just chilling.

That's what I kept thinking " These, those, they, the" made me sooo mad 😠 like he NEVER wanted them.

LiveModding I agree, but it still sounds very weird, plus there is zero emotion in his voice when he talks about them.

he just said those instead of mine, you dont have to be a disgusting person to make that mistake. jeeeeez

@Kaydee Johnson He can't even say the names of his daughters at all. That's one thing that really gets to me. Those girls weren't a stranger's daughters, they were his and he can't even say their names. When he does say their names, he's very disingenuous.

However, he isn't even emotional when he talks about his then missing daughters and wife. His voice doesn't even break when he's talking.

Tiff Waffles EXACTLY. When I can’t find my daughter for 2 minutes I’m losing my mind, he never cried, never freaked out, never even ACTED emotional. He’s sick

He only mentioned his daughters names because he felt that the officer thought it weird that he was saying 'those girls'. It's weird for a father to not be so frantic or saying his daughters names often when they are missing.


Tammy should be starring in marvel movies because she's a superhero. When she's like "you'd be an idiot for taking this test if you're guilty" and he's trying to chameleon his way into seeming like a normal person that he's always just barely passed for. Like I just feel like shanann saw the flags weeks ago and chose to trust this man she knew over her gut feeling. And that Bella didn't run from the car they just trusted this lizard psycho freak with their lives it's so devastating.


Upon reflecting on the photo of them, he maintained calling them by their formal names, and not Bella and CeCe, as a comforting self-soothe manner of keeping them mentally alive. Clear distancing.


I can’t handle the fact that on his own, he watched a video of his kids knowing that he HAD MURDERED THEM. That’s what a monster looks like.

@Noniayo Botah I always wondered if Bella didn’t walk in on him wrapping her up if he would’ve spared them but I really doubt it. He saw them as an extension of Shannan and just like little things in the way of his new life with NK. It’s heart breaking 💔

@phil It could be shock as well. It's completely possible that he feels remorse despite having committed such an atrocity. Some people do absolutely horrible things and regret them later, and not only because of the consequences, but also because of guilty conscience.

It's possible he's dead inside and has no feelings, but it's also possible that he actually has a sense of regret. It's something we just can't know.

@Noniayo Botah child support is paid during a divorce not if his wife is murdered. He'd just be raising them just like he had before?

@Noniayo Botah he had no attachment to his children or wife whatsoever.

@Noniayo Botah he isnt visibly experiencing any sort of emotion. i would say its a cold-blooded attempt at getting anyone watching to think he is a loving father

I think he is realizing what a horrible shit he is done with his kids…I think he had feelings towards his kids but he most likely killed them so they won’t be a witness for his wife’s death and also not to pay child support. Sickening how money came before his kids🤦🏽♂🤦🏽♂🤦🏽♂

Yeah this grossed me out tbh. Idk how anyone could look at video of the people they had JUST murdered. He’s sick

Smh that didn’t even click when I saw that! I was thinking “wow what a feeble attempt at garnering sympathy or playing the victim”... and I totally forgot the guilty subcontext.

Disgusting little man...


i dunno if anyone has taken a polygraph from experience but if anyone were to answer those same questions <br>how do we know for sure nobody answered wrongly/honestly/guessing intentionally.

i dunno if anyone has taken a polygraph from experience but if anyone were to answer those same questions
how do we know for sure nobody answered wrongly/honestly/guessing intentionally.


This was like a scene from Breaking Bad or something. There was so much tension that I actually felt a pit in my stomach.


"I want that knock on the door" he has said this so many times its like one of the nine phrases he has on his pull string


By 1:34 it's already so blatantly obvious he killed them.

"What should we do to the guy?"

"Well I don't even think there's a death penalty in Colorado..."


I’m not even guilty and I was sweating just by watching him, not that I condone him for doing what he did btw


He’s such a strange guy. He says a lot of the right things, but you can tell how forced and untrue the words are. No real emotion involved.


An abusive ex of mine woke me up at 2am to throw me and his son out in the cold.
He woke me up at 4am to tell me he was cheating with my best friend.
That question was irrelevant to what he did to them and really unnecessary filler.


She actually asked him to give her a list of different ways you could possibly kill a person. <br>LADY!! YOU'RE SAVAGE🤣

She actually asked him to give her a list of different ways you could possibly kill a person.
LADY!! YOU'RE SAVAGE🤣


Funny how she tells him he “failed” the test but never actually shows him proof he actually “failed”

They know he did it.  Sometimes u don't need proof when you have instinct


Thank you for being a horrible liar! God I'm bingeing all these nonstop


“I hope wherever they are, they’re really safe” yeah, trust me Chris. they are safe. safe in Heaven.


Did anyone else notice that he subtlety showed how he actually views his children and his hatred of them in the way he spoke about them?
As he tried to verbalize reasons he loved them, in each it was an example of how demanding, picky, bratty, or disobedient they were. (In his eyes.)
It was how they never go anywhere without their blankeys, calling forth frustration from the past.
It was about how they are demanding and choosy and their clothes.
It was about how he wished he had to repeatedly tell them to eat their dinner, or have them throw chicken nuggets at him.
Every single example he gave was how difficult the kids were.
Not a single example of nap time, or their laugh or smile or favorite movie or game... nothing about reading or spending time together. Normal things a parent thinks of, because they make a strong emotional connection in the mind.
The only strong connection he had to "those kids" was how much they were a pain in his ass and how they made his life difficult, although he tried to frame it as love. When thinking of his children the first any only examples his mind went to were them not listening to him, demanding something of him, or throwing food at him. That's it. The only times he mentioned his kids during all of this.

The evidence was right there.

For example, I don't even have kids... I kinda hate kids... but when I think of my nieces and nephews I think of the oldest who is a good sister and cares for her siblings and adores her dogs, when I think of her brother I think of how much he loves learning new skills and trying new sports or activities and treats his cat like his child.. my next niece I call Llama and she loves to cook and bake and acts like a sass queen and my youngest nephew loves cats more than humans and hes an awkward little weirdo and an adorable peanut of a human.
They aren't even MY kids! They annoy me 90% of the time and yet my mind only goes to good places when I think of them, the first immediate thought is usually something specific and weird like my nephew picking his nose when he thinks no one is looking and getting embarrassed or my niece holding the cat wrong and paying the price and crying on my lap about how the kitty hates her.

This guy.... he has no love or connection to those poor kids. His mind and heart here full of hatred and contempt.

Very accurate! I noticed that too. He proceed his childrens like they are functions, mostly that cause him pain in ass. That really sad.

When he was asked if he misses them a normal loving parents would have talked about how he misses their laugh or how he wants to have fun with them again but just as you said he only talked about how he just wants to see them "run through the door and tackle me to the ground, bust my head open I don't care" who would say that about their missing children

I have a niece and she's the apple of my eyes like my daughter.<br>Id rather see myself suffer thru so much just for her to be well and happy.

I have a niece and she's the apple of my eyes like my daughter.
Id rather see myself suffer thru so much just for her to be well and happy.

If I owned a law firm .you would be the first I hire.

I do think part of it was his mind trying to lessen the guilt of what he did - by only associating his kids with negative things and distancing them by saying "those/these" kids, he's keeping himself from truly coming to terms with what he did. To acknowledge the good of (his) kids would cause him to in a way admit that he murdered good, innocent children that he was supposed to protect and love. This way, he's convincing himself that they were just some brats that he knew.

Dude exactly, I don’t have kids but raised my little brothers. The first I thing I think of is the how the middle child is out going, has an infective laugh, follows me around, always wanting to get into what I’m into, I think about playing nerf guns with him, or how proud he was to show me he still had a lego model I made him when he was a young child, or how excited he gets to see me. I think about how he’s protective of the youngest boy, and the youngest, I think about how he’s a gentle giant. Came out of my mom as the biggest of us 3. I know when they grow up they’ll be bigger then big brother. I think about how the littlest one is so gentle with animals, so afraid to hurt them. How he’s so sweet, and always shares with his friends and his brother. How he won’t ever yell at someone, and how he’s a mamas boy. I think about how they go out with their bikes and are so respectful and nice to the other neighborhood kids, I think about how they love to play halo because it’s what we used to play together when I lived with them, and I’ll always remember late hours in the night playing Minecraft with them when they first started playing video games. I remember the middle child sitting in my lap every day as a toddler watching his favorite movie (he had to watch it, I’m serious when I say it was my little dudes favorite) and how I would kiss them in the top of the head good night. I love them so so much, and I’m just the big brother.

Omg you make me cry, i hate kids too, but when i think of my niece i think the best moments and how much i love hereven if she lies so much, all the hugs, support, caring and laughs, the hobbies we share, my second nephew i think how sassy he is, a truly funny guy even tho he is kind of a bully :/ ... but my last niece, since i didnt spent time qith her AT ALL i only think on how annoyinh she is, so demanding and rude .... omg omg omg i dont have a conection with her ... well is her mom fault anywah she didnt allow us to spend time with her and she raise her to hate us, being portrzy in her rude behavior and cruel world.<br>My dude you spoke only trues there ,but if someone ask me i love all the same HAHAHAAHHA which is a lie xD

Omg you make me cry, i hate kids too, but when i think of my niece i think the best moments and how much i love hereven if she lies so much, all the hugs, support, caring and laughs, the hobbies we share, my second nephew i think how sassy he is, a truly funny guy even tho he is kind of a bully :/ ... but my last niece, since i didnt spent time qith her AT ALL i only think on how annoyinh she is, so demanding and rude .... omg omg omg i dont have a conection with her ... well is her mom fault anywah she didnt allow us to spend time with her and she raise her to hate us, being portrzy in her rude behavior and cruel world.
My dude you spoke only trues there ,but if someone ask me i love all the same HAHAHAAHHA which is a lie xD

and u can tell how he hates his wife even more than his kids bc she’s always an afterthought to him. i mean he literally admitted that in this vid but also in the ones before he always talked about how he wants his kids back or he hopes his kids are okay “......and my wife too” like cmon at least try to make it seem like u care abt her

Same thing for me. My sisters are annoying af but I would be devastated if they died. Im using a alt account cus they dont need to know this lol

Such eye opening points about the hatred filling his heart... I know a person close to this. I see how that happens now. Very sad

@jjcoola998 I’m autistic and I 100% could tell he was lying. Though, hindsight.

that’s a pretty common thing at least in movies and tv. A person who has lost someone will fondly remember both good and bad aspects of the person they lost. I believe that this could be what he is trying to replicate here. He sucks at it though and instead just comes across as insincere

I especially noticed it when he talked about the hugs. "I don't even care if they tackle me, or throw me on the floor" like... They are little kids, they can't really throw him on the ground. It sounds like he just finds the hugs and greetings annoying more than anything else.

Yeaaaah you def gonna be the next Chris Watts my guy... saying way too much shit

Yes, he was talking about them as if he is a robot who was programmed to know what love is, but never actually feel it. He is so distant from them, so far away from them emotionally, only thinking about himself.This is truly horibble to see that people like that exist, because instead of being a loving and caring father he only saw his daughters as a problem, an obsticle on his way to his perfect life. Some people would do anything to be able to have kids, and this monster killed them as if their life meant nothing. just horryfing.

Yep. If someone were to ask me about my 19-year old, I would talk about his kindness and sense of humor, how he hugs me every time he leaves to house and every time he comes home, and many more of his positive attributes. I would tell people why I love him and why they should, too.


She is so calm in the face of a killer! 🌟


I love Tammy!
I can’t stand how Chris constantly refers to Cece and Bella (and Niko) as “those kids”.
No, Chris, those were your precious BABIES! Your Daughters, your Son, your flesh and blood! Not “those kids”. Ugh!!!!Selfish monster.


Just one question. Is polygraph examiner a real job or is she another detective on the case? She seems to stick around and know a lot about interrogation techniques for just a polygraph examiner.


“I just wish these kids would come running to the floor and hug me”<br>If only you didn’t kill them, maybe they could have

“I just wish these kids would come running to the floor and hug me”
If only you didn’t kill them, maybe they could have


I'm new to this channel and have been binging JCS and I just watched the first part to this vid. I'm confused, why was this vid taken down and how long has it been back up? It was posted 2 years ago..

Glad I managed to watch the first part right after this vid was made available!


Wanting anything less than the death penalty for the person who made your wife and kids disappear is just... Not love.


Polygrapher: "How would you plan a murder?"<br>Him: "what i have never heard of such a thing - what's a murder? wait me????? i would never"

Polygrapher: "How would you plan a murder?"
Him: "what i have never heard of such a thing - what's a murder? wait me????? i would never"


I find it interesting how he refers to his children as “those kids”.


20:43 Chris's heart drops at this very moment


I’m sure the police were watching his house but the fact that he came back the next day and didn’t just try to run. He really didn’t think the jig was up.


"A lot of men don't cook eggs "
The fact that he's not insulted that the bar is that low...

"A lot of men don't _cook eggs_ "
The fact that he's not insulted that the bar is _that_ low...


This is a case study in why you don't ever talk to the police without a lawyer.  Sure, cops may think your guilty for asking for one, but when you're being acquitted because you didn't incriminate yourself you'll thank yourself.


"And the coolest thing about this is, right now, there's only one person in this room who knows what the truth is. And in about 5 minutes, there will be two of us." I would have lost MY SHIT.

@Memo William Don’t need 911. I’m above god :)

@Memo William Don’t need 911. I’m above god :)

@Indi Go ...

Get help. Set down the bong and call 911

😆

@Indi Go ...

Get help. Set down the bong and call 911

😆

@Memo William Not possible when I’m above god, baby boy.

@Memo William Not possible when I’m above god, baby boy.

@Indi Go …

Isaiah 14: 12-15

How art thou fallen from heaven, O Lucifer, son of the morning! how art thou cut down to the ground, which didst weaken the nations!

13 For thou hast said in thine heart, I will ascend into heaven, I will exalt my throne above the stars of God: I will sit also upon the mount of the congregation, in the sides of the north:

14 I will ascend above the heights of the clouds; I will be like the most High.

15 Yet thou shalt be brought down to hell, to the sides of the pit.

😂

@Joshua Bailey Damn that's a really good point. When i watched wrestling as a kid i liked Kane more than the Undertaker (even though both characters are technically bad)

@Devin Dimas oooooo im so scared lolol god sat there as Chris smothered his daughters, i think ill be okay if i think god is a coward and probably doesn't exist.

girl wtf is this reply section.. catholics stay embarrassing 🥴

girl wtf is this reply section.. catholics stay embarrassing 🥴

@Serithe ….

Right … because you’re the ultimate authority on God.

😂 at you.

@Serithe ….

Right … because you’re the ultimate authority on God.

😂 at you.

@Memo William Dude just pass the bong already

@Memo William Dude just pass the bong already

@Memo WilliamOut if nothing but curiosity what manuscripts of  the New Testament date to the first century

@Cami ...

You’re mistaken. I assume you’re uninformed.

There are 5,000 copies of the NT; some dating back to the first century. The OT is even more trustworthy with matching copies that date before the advent of Christ.

In comparison: there are 400 copies of Shakespeare’s work.

@Memo William the Bible that you’re referencing has been rewritten over and over. If someone accused you of murder based on an old book that had been rewritten by people that disliked you, would you make the same arguments?

No. It's not even remotely an intimidating line. It's BS and polygraphs are inadmissible. If I was there I would have told her polygraphs are useless and only show if someone is bad at lying. Trash.

@Elite_Hunting Blessed be the name of Jesus. Hosanna to the son of David!! Hosanna to the highest! Blessed is He who comes in the name of the Lord. This is Jesus.

@Ray Williams …

The underdog?

😂

You’re suggesting that Satan might win?

@Ray Williams …

The underdog?

😂

You’re suggesting that Satan might win?

Ugh, I come to try to find the timestamp for this and get sucked into yet another round of YT evangelism...

@Memo William Thought you're supposed to root for the underdog and sympathize with the abused child, not with thr abusive bully?

@Pllayer064 no offense but your pfp seems like its wearing make-up with Mercury and lead in it

@Pllayer064 no offense but your pfp seems like its wearing make-up with Mercury and lead in it

How did religion get into this thread? Look at the original comment!

How did religion get into this thread? Look at the original comment!

@Memo William Unfounded statements are the name of your game

@Memo William Unfounded statements are the name of your game

@duh ...

”that’s enough projecting.”

Another unfounded statement, similar to your eel statement. 😂-> at you

@duh ...

_”that’s enough projecting.”_

Another unfounded statement, similar to your eel statement. 😂-> at you

@duh 😂

Nice spin. You’re mind was made up. You proved that by your previous post.

Even so, I gave you a response when you claimed (erroneously) that circumstantial evidence isn’t evidence. I’ve continually tried to change your mind, but you persist.

@Memo William So the answer is that you are not making an attempt to change minds. What a way to spend your day.

@Memo William You are not the root, just an addition to the problem. You don’t owe me a pass. I don’t really know what you’re getting at, as I said cheers after my first message. Wasn’t saying goodbye. I know that I don’t have to explain this to you, as it’s just the micro aggressions persisting. You’ve moved past the point of attempting to use your circumstantial evidence as a justification for lack of evidence and continuing to passive-aggressively tell me that you’re right and that I’m wrong. You really consider yourself to be the messenger boy? Choose a different approach. The hostility towards people willing to debate is yet another thing that makes your argument look weak. Is your goal really even to convince? Or are you seriously replying to comments telling them that they’re wrong and then telling them that they are stupid for disagreeing?

@Memo William The issue with a lot of religious people is that they don’t just aim to offer a sense of inner peace and a guiding beacon for those who believe, but they also attempt to insult and force their morality onto those who might not.

Once your religion goes beyond, for instance, explaining how the universe came about and what will happen after you die, and starts making statements about how being homosexual is a sin (prescriptive morality) and that evolution is false (a factual claim that does not “preclude appeals to actual evidence”), surely you can see how one is not surprised when seeing a religious person insulting and making disingenuous remarks to those who do not share the same beliefs as them.

I feel for those who can be passionate about their beliefs without being rude to others, because they have people like you choosing to be a representative for the community.

@duh …

That doesn’t even make sense.

And I thought you were done.

Cheers!

@duh …

That doesn’t even make sense.

And I thought you were done.

Cheers!

@Memo William Your evidence only exists BECAUSE the evidence of refuting parties does not exist. But no, God is metaphysical and his existence transcends our universe. How convenient.

@Memo William Anyways. Hope you can learn to be more accepting of others, with blind faith or not. Cheers!

@Memo William You’re still using a lack of evidence in one regard and using it as your evidence to support your case, which... wouldn’t be admissible in a court of law. And calling the people that don’t believe what you believe ‘stupid’. Really shines some light on the character of evangelical folks.

@Memo William You unfortunately seem to have a deep misunderstanding of what the word “evidence” means & represents. You can not take a lack of affirmation for certain things that usually have scientific explanations and use it as so-called ‘evidence’ for what you believe to be true. This makes your argument look incredibly weak seeing as you’re using subjects that aren’t completely understood and declaring that, because it’s not completely understood, God is evident. Call it faith and leave it at that. There is no evidence of God. No one is stopping you from being faithful, though. Cheers

@pasha zack ...

I agree. But why follow a belief system named after a fictional character in a book about a God they don’t believe in?

@Gabe Barbieri polys are simply for investigative purposes. It lets a cop know the person is being deceptive or not.   Like how Steven Calkins failed miserably when asked if he seen Terrance Williams again after their encounter at the cemetery.

If he was innocent he would've said "look lady we are wasting time so give me your damn poly I don't give a shit what it says I need to find my babies!"

@JRyan Pimentel Grab thus spoke zarathustra and understand that you are bowing down to a corpse. God is Dead and we have killed him. It is better for one to dance one's own dance, and not drag cadavers around with them. Unburden yourself!

I have read everything you are suggesting. The bible is just a book.

@ron sock grab a old school bible itll have his name....so u saying theres no creator ?spalms 83:18kjv  If u read the scriptures u would know. The word trinity not in bible jesus never said to worship him jesus preached the good news and to not worship images of a man ,woman ,animal etc and what his father promises after he gets rid of this 8th world power in the bible prophesied inthe boof of daniel  (UNITEDNATIONS) so u belive theres a heaven and hell?  The miracles Jesus's father gave him like when he ressurected lazarus did he send him to heaven? Nope...act's24:15, jhon5:28,29,ISAIAH 26:19 read it tho man dont be ignorant we aint perfect everyone commits mistakes it aint jehovahs fault usually fake ppl distanc themselves when they know they doing wrong...

@JRyan Pimentel blessed be fairy tales for babies.

@JRyan Pimentel blessed be fairy tales for babies.

@Devin Dimas devin forgot to respond. what a devin thing to do

@Devin Dimas devin forgot to respond. what a devin thing to do

@Ratine good to know that you're a "scientist" god help us all

@Ratine good to know that you're a "scientist" god help us all

@Ratine you must be very depressed. To have little to no hope in your life, or refusing to stick to any morals:( sad. Ill pray for you darling! ☺❤

@Memo William can you teach me how to be as edgy as you are?

@Memo William can you teach me how to be as edgy as you are?

@Raf Raf …

False. It does.

You’re being rude.

Are you the comment police?

😂

@Raf Raf …

False. It does.

You’re being rude.

Are you the comment police?

😂

@Memo William I don’t want to be rude, but nobody cares about your wall of text my guy. Nobody with the right mind is going to change their belief over a youtube comment section

@Memo William  Also wanna know how stupid religion can be ew, so I saw this post about this lady who got a tattoo of a lemon, when asked why, she revealed that it’s bcc her toddler who died loved eating lemons. Which is okay
BUT THEN- I go to the comments and someone writes, don’t worry he’s eating lemons in heaven with god right now 🤣 what a joke. Idk about anyone else but I find that very comically disrespectful

My sister loves reading manga, imagine her dying and then someone commenting, don’t worry she’s reading anime boy manga with god rn, tf??

I literally read your comment at the exact same time she said it and now I’ve spent about 6 years in the twilight zone

Dude thinks he can Hannibal Lecter a polygraph lmao

Dude thinks he can Hannibal Lecter a polygraph lmao

Dude that is the rawest fucking line out of literally all of the lines

Dude that is the rawest fucking line out of literally all of the lines

@T.N.H.P THENEOHUMANPATTERN ANIME! why can't I worship the flying spaghetti monster? If God would punish me for that and give me bad karma then he seems pretty shitty.

Timestamp pls, I lost where it is in the video

Timestamp pls, I lost where it is in the video

I felt like a kid again and my mom was on the precipice of discovering I did something bad

I felt like a kid again and my mom was on the precipice of discovering I did something bad

@Memo William also might I ask what’s wrong with choosing a losing character in a (here lemme fix that for ya) FICTIONAL story. It’s his choice. Allow him to pick the losing side of a made up hocus pocus book. When I was a teen I liked the decepticons from transformers more. Same principle😆😆

@Elite_Hunting ...

“HAIL SATAN”

😂

You identify with the losing character of an alleged fictional book about a God you don’t believe in.

Oh! My sides hurt from laughing at you.

@Elite_Hunting bless it be jehovah's name!!!! ✊🏼

@Elite_Hunting bless it be jehovah's name!!!! ✊🏼

@Elite_Hunting you will regret saying that one day

@Elite_Hunting you will regret saying that one day


I've taken a polygraph before and I told the absolute truth and they said I was lying on one of the questions...never again will take one


That polygrapher is awesome! She tore shreds into that evil man. So glad he will rot forever in prison


Detective: so what should we do to the culprit?

Chris: I just want those kids to run through that door and just bust my head open like I almost did while strangling them. I love those kids and that girl


The way that he keeps just saying "those kids" instead of "my kids" 😞


The way he uses "kids" and "spouse" instead of "my children"/"my daughters" and "my wife" is sickening.

@John Smith It's entirely because of the context that it's so sickening.

@Jarrod Purvis it's best not to listen to armchair psychologists. There might be something in it, but realistically he had pictures of his kids in front of him so it's pretty natural to refer to "those kids" along with the props. These guys are just looking to sound smart or applying their bias too harshly. If most people listened to someone speak like this without context they wouldn't think anything of it.

@Wreck-It Rolfe For me it's particularly when he says things like those or these kids as if they have nothing to do with you. Most people would be in the same boat with me when I say most people refer to their family as that, their family. My mom, my brother, etc. The way he says it is like they have nothing to do with him. Aside from that, he just sounds like an alien interpretation of a family man. Half sincerely too.

tbh i'd rather it be that way because he didn't deserve them.

@Maddie Stahl that’s what I would call them. Nothing wrong with that

The kids part I completely agree with, how can you distance yourself from your own flesh and blood that you helped create. Like those girls loved and trusted him as their father, at least have the respect to reference them as close to you. The wife on the other hand I understand the spouse pronoun. The two had already discussed divorce and we don't really know their relationship, perhaps they didn't even see themselves as friends any longer. Unfortunately his wife is not hear to clarify how their relationship was...

@TIV67 Playz we've been in end times for hundreds of years

I guess I understand when it comes to the wife but not the kids

It called distancing language. We use when we want to distance us from something. It is typically used when the speaker is trying to avoid thinking about the subject.
Often, this is taken to mean a person is lying. That said you shouldn't base if a person is lying just on one sign. If you see many signs that's a red flag.
Also I've had a tuff childhood and I find I use it when I talk about some things that happend in my childhood that are difficiult to talk about!

@Debo Datta "You can tell once he started cheating on his wife, he otherized his wife and children in his mind, No loving father would ever say  spouse, these kids or those kids"<br>No loving father would ever say "those kids" in any context? And as for "spouse" being not affectionate enough, this was a marriage that wasn't going well and he was cheating. The relationship to wife and to children are not the same.

@Debo Datta "You can tell once he started cheating on his wife, he otherized his wife and children in his mind, No loving father would ever say  spouse, these kids or those kids"
No loving father would ever say "those kids" in any context? And as for "spouse" being not affectionate enough, this was a marriage that wasn't going well and he was cheating. The relationship to wife and to children are not the same.

@Wreck-It Rolfe you dodnt watch the video? Hes psychologically making himself detached to "those girls".

In an alternate universe where something else happened to his family and he would be totally innocent, I could still see him distant to his wife, given that his marriage was finished even without the murder and many divorcees can be extremely spiteful, even hateful towards their ex-partner without ever crossing a criminal line (nor even considering it.)

As for the "kids" part... yeah.

@quweva you mean wife and children? Kids is apparently too disconnected and cold lol.

This guy's fucked up but there's nothing wrong with using the word "kids" to describe your children. Multiple people have even used the word "kids" while criticizing his word choice just in this thread.

It's not an important factor that he called his kids "kids." I can see the spouse thing and I think the spouse was the main issue in this case, for him, but it's more important that he used past tense to describe them, not the word choice that is essentially a synonym.

And in fairness, spouse is a very uncommon word and when used it's usually deliberate. Kids is not.

Yes I'm probably not picking but generalization on social media gets under my skin a lot. People make some blatantly obvious stupid arguments that mean nothing in the grand scheme of things and idk why it annoys me. I guess this is a me problem... Hmmm oof

@Maddie Stahl you just said it was gross that he used the word "kids" and "spouse" then you yourself used the word "kid."

I get the spouse thing but I don't see anything wrong with kids.

@Wreck-It Rolfe he doesn’t see his family as his wife and kids

@donatae Jones....I am pretty sure I read that they were broke and could not afford a third child...so there was no money to split if they divorced. But you are right there would still be child support he'd have to pay.

I think why I don’t find it weird is because that’s how my parents have always spoken about myself and each other... albeit it makes sense since they’ve never wanted the best for me

@Jarrod Purvis I'm not saying he never says "my wife", it's just the fact they were so consistent that it stood out. Just like his use of past tense towards his wife and children before admitting they were dead.

So, as I am reading these posts, I have heard him say “my wife” about 5 times.

He does say these kids and those kids a lot though.

But, he repeatedly says “my wife”

@Wize Wolf Never said the bastard was clever...

@Dontae Jones killed them to avoid child support yet now he's in prison for life. Having less money or living in prison forever...hmm. tough decision.

@Kevin Perez it was never there to begin with.

@Debo Datta I doubt he ever really loved them to be honest. But he definitely (on getting into shape like the investigators implied) thought he could do better than them and wanted out.

I honestly think he killed them to avoid losing money in a divorce and child support.

@Wreck-It Rolfe It shows that he's entirely disconnected from them. It's definitely something the investigators would have picked up on, he shows he's completely separated himself from them.

Jesus f Christ. How does a person’s conscience just disappear like that….

@Wreck-It Rolfe it means he doesn't acknowledge them as his family. Not once did he say " my girls or my kids or my wife" it's almost always in the third person "I love those kids" or "I can never hurt those kids"

@Wreck-It Rolfe it's sick because it shows how little he cared about his own kids and wife.


Chris Watts is so pathetic it’s genuinely nauseating to listen to him speak. His monologue about how much “these kids” meant to him is some truly disturbing shit to listen to knowing what happened.


I dont really know if a polygraph test can be trusted. If i was asked "did you kill your family" my heart would obivously go racing because i would get scared about the test falsely saying that im lying.


"Do you know where Shanann is now?"
"Noumbf" GULP
He's such a convincing liar

"Do you know where Shanann is now?"
"Noumbf" *GULP*
He's such a convincing liar


Without even knowing anything about this other than that he is the father of the children, it's absolutely see-through that he is guilty as can be


It’s fascinating watching him playing along when she’s asking him to list off all the ways you can harm someone. Any normal, innocent person would be like “What the hell is going on. Why are you asking me this”

I would start crying if they asked how I thought a loved one died, I'm so afraid of losing my family.

Yes, I would be so appaled by someone asking me how someone could hurt my daughter and husband. I never want to even think about shit like that.

@l-_olVlo_-l yeah, I've read something along the lines of "Mr.Watts has a malignant naricissistic personality disorder". Meaning he alledgedly knows how to emulate certain emotions even though they're not really there. But in the context of an interrogation, even had one "read the manual" it would be hard to properly act out the "correct emotions".

@V Vey you're missing the point. If you're an innocent man you're not gonna sit there playing "name that violent action" with the investigators. You'd be confused and concerned for your missing children and spouse.

Probably not<br>If anything, I'd have answered way faster than he did

Probably not
If anything, I'd have answered way faster than he did

I was shocked that he didn’t question the motive of that question. It was such an odd thing to ask!

I would never appreciate someone trying to explain hypothetically how my loved ones would be hurt! I’d be so upset


Damn I cant even get a girlfriend and this guy had everything I've ever wanted and he just throws it away like it's nothing


I mean I've seen a lot of these and this dude is really a terrible liar and this officer is on point especially at the end when he was telling him about thoughts at home and then the quick swing to say"those kids" (repeating his words) have a good dad. 👍👍


"What if the kids are hurt"?<br>"Well my good sir, what ever is allowable by the laws of the state of Colorado sounds to be sufficient enough to be of proper punishment"

"What if the kids are hurt"?
"Well my good sir, what ever is allowable by the laws of the state of Colorado sounds to be sufficient enough to be of proper punishment"


That interrogator is very good he is making me nervous just watching him on this video.


that was BRUTAL. she wasn't lying when she said she was well trained. she words everything so carefully. an innocent person would be so relieved to hear what she had to say but a guilty person would be terrified. well done.


16:00 Jesus, imagine being an innocent person fearing for the wellbeing of your children, and being asked all the different ways they could've been horrifically killed.  I can't imagine I'd be so calm and thorough as this piece of shit.

16:00 Jesus, imagine being an innocent person fearing for the wellbeing of your children, and being asked all the different ways they could've been horrifically killed.  I can't imagine I'd be so calm and *thorough* as this piece of shit.


If I were in Watts position, but innocent and was asked to give examples of ways to kill someone ( family) before a polygraph test, I would probably say "who the fuck do you think you are asking me to think of ways my family could be killed". Watts gave examples without even a hint of indignation towards the FBI woman.


"What if he hurt them?"

"*gulp* um l-life in prison?"

guiltiest shit I've ever heard


This guy is just a straight up freaking monster and is guilty as it gets. There is no emotion to him I would be losing my money be if my son and wife were missing.


shes a a legend bringing his confidence up, just to destroy it every time

Paul Wilson same here. Just the thought of taking one makes me feel guilty lol

@Miss Chanandler Bong
So true, Tammy isn't doing so well either. 😔
Much love to them all. 💗

I just wish Tammy lee interrogated Nicole kessinger the outcome would of been far different,

I wonder if Coder is okay... how he’s dealing with the residual effects of this case.   Some of those involved in the investigation are still not doing well .   Damn shame what this monster did !

@mutinyontheark Yeah I know. I loved the video by Adam Ruins Everything when he explains how bad they are. They are only helpful if you have other evidence someone is guilty, and as you said, they can pressure people. Luckily the woman detective seemed like she knew what she was doing at least and he was super guilty

@Brianna Long Really? That's insane. I knew feds still use it for security clearance tests, but it's terrifying if you can be convicted based off such shoddy evidence.

@mutinyontheark Actually they're admissible in federal court and like 21 states

Polygraphs are magical psuedo science that are inadmissible in court for a good reason. That being said, they're great for pressuring stupid people into incriminating themselves.

Right? I wanna meet this woman so she can teach me her ways lol

The "you're obviously a very bad liar" while laughing was incredible

"You've raised my hopes and dashed them quite expertly, well done ma'am!"


Interrogator: “Did you kill your family?”

Chris: “Yes, I mean no.”


His family loved him. Those precious children.  She was an influencer and on Facebook daily. Children can't fake sweetness and innocence. As we all know from disastrous family and school photos. When our l Iittle princess has loud body functions during social gatherings.
He has removed his privilege to call himself a dad and husband.
SW was happy.  You can see it in her videos.  You can also see went she was having a bad day .
I couldn't have videos my married life.
Not many of us can. Her house was kept gorgeous


I read somewhere that this monster said something to the effect that he was still a father and would always be a father, and I was surprised by just how completely and utterly infuriated I was when I read that… when you brutally murder your two little girls and murder their mother who is pregnant with your unborn son, when you betray your own children in the most horrific and brutal manner possible, when you abdicate everything that fatherhood stands for, you do NOT get to sit there and say that you’re still a father or ANY kind of father. The ARROGANCE of such a statement is just beyond comprehension. Rot in prison, scumbag.


How is this possible for a man to kill his pregnant wife and beautiful children I don’t understand


“Thank you for being a horrible liar ”<br>Chris: 😀

“Thank you for being a horrible liar ”
Chris: 😀


"We don't wanna be good liars" that killed him


I love how he get destroyed by the investigators 😂😂😂


Can someone tell me why the audio and visual quality in the security tapes is always so awful. 99% of people have better equipment in their phones-why is so hard to transfer that into a CCTV cam


I am waiting for a future type of these videos where the suspect just looks at the cops and says "Listen I have spent hours on Youtube watching police interrogation vids so don't even try it. I'll get a lawyer now thanks." 😂


The detective was great but let's not forget the polygrapher. She was amazingly manipulative and played him like a fiddle without him realizing it. So interesting to witness.

She works for the fbi so she is trained to be like that ! Amazing !

If I were being interogated,  I would not answer any hypothetical questions.

@Big Brother the test began long before she actually plugged him in m8

She's also a detective! Just a detective who also trained as a Polyographer

Yep but Chris was disappointed when they just left him after the confession, he believed they were going to bring in coffee and cookies, and have a nice time bonding before they left with tears in their eyes while saying you are a good man Chris, we know you are. Tammy will visit you at Christmas and I will see you at the new year

@Big Brother how can you call those reactions fake? Regardless of the polygraph effectiveness in court as a tool for control in an interrogation its invaluable

This guy is good, but watch the interrogater who got Russell Williams.

That dude is crazy good.

@Big Brother while i agree that polygraphs have the <i>potential</i> to introduce dangerous conclusions in certain circumstances.. that is clearly not the case here. watts is a straight neanderthal with very, very limited intelligence and like the comment above mentions, it was less about identifying deception and more about serving as a psychological tool to pry open his nearly empty head.

@Big Brother while i agree that polygraphs have the _potential_ to introduce dangerous conclusions in certain circumstances.. that is clearly not the case here. watts is a straight neanderthal with very, very limited intelligence and like the comment above mentions, it was less about identifying deception and more about serving as a psychological tool to pry open his nearly empty head.


Holy shit this polygrapher is a god. "Youre a really bad liar" 10/10 the look on his face


In all the footage I've seen, he can't personalize his own children. I think he can't stomach reality


When he said " when you hire someone to do it.. or KNOW someone to do it" I think Nikki(bad one) helped him.


The polygraph woman seems so sweet and friendly. She did a great job


When he gets told he's a bad liar. He shat himself lmfao.

The whole point was to show that they ALWAYS would say that you are a, no matter what the first results would say

@ 3:33 I had nothing to do with These murders

Yea that polographer lady was amazing, she was pretty much trolling him

@CL man I'm not there yet, counting down the seconds!

@CL Thank you kind person, i hope you have great Day :)

Whereee :( cant watch the whole video right now

@Samuel Koch Man. He completely broke. This was an interesting one.

@Eska Florence haha. Ty. Your comment is magnificent

Dude right lol it literally destroyed him. He knew at that point that they knew he was full of shit.


"Thank for being a horrible liar!"

... it was at this moment he knew....


I'd already watched this case but still makes my blood boil


Sickening to think that if my child’s father was in this same position he would’ve tried to break out of that interrogation room to find his baby… how can Chris think anyone believes him? My baby is 5 but his father STILL considers him his baby not “that kid”. This case is just all around gut-wrenching


I would definitely probably be one of those who gets convicted wrongfully on nerves alone.


she was ruthless. "right now there is only one person in this room who knows the truth, in five minutes there will be two of us" lmaaooo making him sweat before he even begins

@Chris Boelens to the contrary I believe their “usefulness “ has been soiled by the    Propaganda that actually made them useful in that circumstance. Such as when they are used in mass for job interviews. certain federal jobs require them used regularly after already employed. There was a case of an senior FBI agent losing his job because one year he failed one , he wasn’t under investigation for any misconduct it was just a standard thing. Then the many cases they are used to try to find/narrow a suspect when they don’t have one tends to lead investigators on the wrong guy potentially putting an innocent person in prison if they manipulate other evidence or theories because that test proved in their minds he was guilty.

@dustyak79 That's a fair point. I guess it's not admissable in court which makes it not as bad too. I retract my statement of them being useless

@Chris Boelens they have the success rate they do have is because they are used when the suspect such as him comes in front of it. It’s no different than the technique of pretending to have more evidence than actual exist. Except they manufacture said evidence with the machine. Confronting the suspect into a confession. When random suspects are brought in its magical show is obvious such as the husband of a btk victim failed it and the green river killer passed his.

@Just a guy Obviously this guy ended up being guilty, but polygraph tests are absolutely worthless and I can't believe the US still uses them, it's so ridiculous. She did guarantee he'd fail it, by intimidating him and making him nervous, raising his heart rate among other things, which the polygraph checks for. It's so stupidly easy to get false positives from it or manipulate the person as done here.

@kinor Spielman she fooled you huh. That was a flawless execution.

@kinor Spielman she fooled you huh. That was a flawless execution.

@kinor Spielman no dude, her questions and comments were unbelievably ruthless, and paired with that cheery feaux-naive tone. she made damn sure he couldn’t beat the polygraph. definitely one of the best mind fucks i’ve seen in any of the videos on this channel

@kinor Spielman how did they “need” a different interrogation style? This was extremely effective and they got a full confession without him ever contacting an attorney

@Danny Becker that's because polygraphs are only used when the investigators are already certain of the subject's guilt and just want to trick them into confessing using the results as "evidence." You can see this is clearly the intent of the polygraph "expert" in the video. It's all bullshit pseudoscience which is why polygraphs aren't admissable in court

@Danny Becker The success rate for one is espoused as high from the people that use them and rely on them. You take a dosing rod advocate and they will tell you they have a higher rate than actual. They are made to look scientific but utterly lack a scientific basis. It’s origin is over a hundred years old and essentially it’s entire operating principle hasn’t changed except swapping paper and stencil graghs with a digital display. Face it it’s no more effective than hooking someone up to a copy machine with a lie /truth printed piece of paper ready in the scanner, while questioning a suspect.

@dustyak79 you're comparing dousing rods to polygraphs? They're not perfect, but have some reason. If polygraphs are done by an expert, their success rate is far, far better than the 50% chance dousing rods have been demonstrated to have.

@Danny Becker pseudo science there's people that swear they can find water with a dousing rod and many people have seen it and swear by what they witnessed. You've watched essentially a magician doing his tricks.

Polygraph test are worthless. Unless you use them to psychologically beat a suspect to make them confess. Otherwise that polygraph test means nothing. A 10-cent lawyer down the street can get it thrown out. Her job isn't giving lie detector test. It's just convincing people to crack

@Danny Becker no lol they are highly disputable by most professional's. there is a reason they aren't used beyond these rooms in the US most countries don't use them at all. good for some pressure, that's about it.

@kinor Spielman I guess you weren't paying mr. Gameman

@kinor Spielman I guess you weren't paying mr. Gameman

She was a savage from the moment she stepped in: "You would be really dumb to come in for a polygraph if you have anything to do with this." And the "Have people told you before that you're a terrible liar?"

And all that packed in to this smiling amicable social personality... I may or may not crush out on her a little bit :)

@todd reynolds obviously don't take one. But I can tell you, first hand, that they can be extremely accurate when there's a good operator. In school, we had one of the best in the region come in and use it on my class mates and I. Get got everything correct with absolutely no errors. But, if someone isn't good at using it, or developing the questions, then they're bs.

@kinor Spielman Well obviously the interrogation was conducted well because they got a confession from him. Numerous professionals in law and mental health fields have praised the interrogators, especially the female. What were they to do? Shout and beat him up, potentially causing him to walk out of the room and refusing to speak to police without an attorney. Remember he wasn't actually arrested at this point, he was free to leave

@Danny Becker actually the inventor of the polygraph called it his Frankenstein's monster because they're NOT accurate. They have been beaten by the guilty and have caused the police to focus on innocent suspects who got nervous and failed them. Don't ever take one from the police. Maury? Sure, no real consequences.  But when your life and freedom are at stake. No way.

@kinor Spielman You watch too many interrogation scenes in movies bruh.

@kinor Spielman how would you have handled it then? I bet you would have definitely gathered an airtight confession in no time!

Thank God you’re not an interrogator, you’d make him get a lawyer

Thank God you’re not an interrogator, you’d make him get a lawyer

@Erebos I mean, they're not used officially in the US (inadmissible in court), but they're actually extremely accurate, if done by a good operator. It all comes down to the experience of the person administering the test.

@kinor Spielman thats not how you extract information from murderers but if you know better you can always bevome a detective yourself.

I absolutely loved watching her work.....it hurt to have to watch her suppress her natural reactions dealing with someone like him, but she did 🥇 and she did a damn good job

@kinor Spielman Lol did you want her to scream and yell at him?  Do you honestly think that would work?  Have you been watching too many movies?

@Erebos They definitely shouldn't be used as the ONLY evidence against someone. They're great for situations like this though, it helps a lot with putting pressure on the subject to make them confess.

@kinor Spielman You can't brute force your way through interrogations, bud.  You risk the person getting off the hook and found not guilty.

@kinor Spielman top class interrogators are masters at understanding and manipulating people into telling the truth. most of that comes from being patient,, as in having an EXTREME amount of patience. normal people like you or i obviously want to rip his face off into confession lmao but these people need to work against possible loopholes and uncooperative human behavior. being bold and brash doesn't always work.

@kinor Spielman kinor wanted some buff guy to come and get in his face lmao

@Just a guy Not really. If he was smart he would have easily called her bluff...

@kinor Spielman she’s not an interrogator she operates the polygraph hahaha

@kinor Spielman if she was mean and intimidating, he would have kept quiet and hired a lawyer. Since she was nice, Chris was much more willing to talk and eventually confessed. It’s not that she actually wanted to be kind to him (she knew immediately he was the murderer), she knew that’s what she needed to do.

@kinor Spielman nah everything she did worked, she did her job super well

@kinor Spielman She was ruthless in terms of the mind fuck she gave him, she all but guaranteed he would epicly fail the test. She was playing 3D chess.


12:50  "I miss the kids throwing chicken nuggets at me"  My kids never threw food at me! Why would this be acceptable behavior?


i love how there's gonna be murderers in the future that have watched these videos and are gonna get away with crimes because they know how to act more convincingly


Polygraph lady: "it would be real stupid for you to take a polygraph test if you had anything to do with their disappearance,  I mean real stupid."                                                           Chris: " duh, okay."


There are plenty of ways that you can hurt a man
And bring him to the ground
You can beat him, you can cheat him
You can treat him bad and leave him when he's down.
Are you happy?   Are you satisfied?


Did Chris "those kids" Watts really think he could remove his family from existence and everyone else would just shrug their shoulders after a while and just let that go?

In his immature, self-centred, limited narcissistic mind that's exactly what he thought, yes. He was fully convinced he could get away with this.

@Gay Poo Eater i saw their comment as "he probably didnt plan this and lost his shit, then killed them without thinking about what he was doing" which is actually a really good point, like it or not. It can be easily misunderstood, but i really think that this person didnt mean to excuse his actions, just explain them.

He snapped on her during an argument and killed her. He talks about it in another interview. He wasn’t thinking.

he probably thought i’d be one of those unsolved murders

@Lennart Gosman Did you really try to say it was such intense love for his mistress that made him murder his children and wife? A normal, sane person who has fallen in love with a person other than their spouse, who loves their children, would do the logical thing and just GET A DIVORCE.
He and his mistress had correspondence where, after Chris and Shannan had found out they were having a baby boy, his mistress told him she can’t wait to give him his first boy. They talked about getting rid of Shannan and her girls before he killed them, his mistress is commonly believed to have been so much more involved in this despite not being charged.

Normal emotions, even strong ones, won’t cause people to impulsively murder their spouse and children and then try to cover it up with no emotion. If it was an impulsive act out of intense emotion, he would have come to pretty quick once reality hit. Have these situations happened before? Yes. This is not the case. He’s a selfish, narcissistic psychopath who had no issue dumping his daughters in oil tanks, and burying his wife and unborn child in a shallow grave face down.

@Rurex Dane
And he did it before CW.
Both cookie cut from the same batch... golden boys that were validated by their social climbs, beyond the efforts they put forth.

It's worked for him in the past. We do what we know until we know different.

Yeah that's a big part of what's so baffling to me. The husband is always the prime suspect. Then again, I don't know why any of these fools ever agree to be interrogated without a lawyer in the first place. Seems they don't really think ahead, maybe that's why they are murderers.

@Acknid I want to know what was going on inside Jodi's head as she was trying to deceive both the investigating detectives and the jury. How could she truly believe she was successful in her deceit whilst spinning some fantasy tale?

Right?! I seriously dont understand how he thought this was gonna work. Its fascinating.

Seeing how stupid his decisions were, I think he knew from the beginning, but he probably thought he would have more time. He wasn't counting on Nicole's intuition to detect something was wrong that quickly.

@Lennart Gosman I think it's not that at all, seems like he doesn't feel emotions at all and just heartlessly killed his family to try and start a new life with his mistress

@Taurean Livermore yeah, jodi had all kinds of interesting facts to share with us.

@Oliver YT no... its all emotions... same like when you are in love... you can do crazy shit..... everyone can relate to situations like that.<br>The murder happend in a situation like that, you cant think clear and your not even thinking logical about beeing caught etc.... emotions are a bitch

@Oliver YT no... its all emotions... same like when you are in love... you can do crazy shit..... everyone can relate to situations like that.
The murder happend in a situation like that, you cant think clear and your not even thinking logical about beeing caught etc.... emotions are a bitch

To answer this question with a question: Do you think, we'd had less crimes, if there was a 100% probability, that every criminal would get caught...?<br>Chris Watts is like most of those criminals that think there i s a chance to get away with their crimes... Unfortuately there indeed is a chance to get away... Fortunately not for him.

To answer this question with a question: Do you think, we'd had less crimes, if there was a 100% probability, that every criminal would get caught...?
Chris Watts is like most of those criminals that think there i s a chance to get away with their crimes... Unfortuately there indeed is a chance to get away... Fortunately not for him.

Well there's two very complex answers to that one:
 1.) Yes.
 2.) Yes.
He's basically a dude that thought everyone was as stupid as he was. He's a male Jodi Durr-ias. Some people think everyone will believe everything they say.


Damn, if that detective questions me Im pretty sure Ill be guilty of anything


Dude, I just gotta say. Polygraph test might have worked here but I really don’t think they should be used, like obviously I’m going to be hella nervous if someone is accusing me of murder and asking my questions


“Thank you for being a horrible liar! ☺”<br>LMFAOO 💀💀

“Thank you for being a horrible liar! ☺”
LMFAOO 💀💀


I wonder if the loudly ticking clock in the background was put there on purpose to add more tension in the interrogation room, it really added to the "pause technique" the interrogator uses.


This is painful to watch, I don't know how he could do something so horrible and just sit there and lie about it, his own children. THOSE kids. THESE kids.

Yes those and these he detached himself to his kids.

thats the thing he didnt even lie well...if someones facing life in prision of course they'll lie......

@Sav V right. barely ever refers to them as "my kids"

FabulousResults If you watch the Netflix documentary, this guy doesn’t cry until he has confessed and it’s not because his whole family is dead, it’s because that’s the moment he realizes he’s been caught.

@Babz 007 While society does have a connection to serial killers, Watts isn't a serial killer.

According to criminologists serial killers don't spend a lot of time developing intimate relationships with their victims, and they have "cooling off" periods which can make them much harder to catch.

Considering that more than half of all marriages involve cheating, and only a fraction of that ends with murder, I don't really think that even the strictest laws would change that much.

@Babz 007 sure, our society has flaws, but Watts was living in the better part of it with a good income, a very nice house, a wife that was committed to him & wanted to work on their marriage, good kids, and etc..., so I really don't see how society could be blamed for what he did.

I'm not even a parent and can't imagine any parent calling their children "these kids" or "those kids"

@Freaky Boo Exactly. If my kids were missing I wouldn't be able to stay seated for 1 minute. You'd be wanting to be out driving around looking for them.

Every time this monster says "these kids" I cringe, makes me feel ill.

A man who was genuinely innocent would ONLY care about getting his wife and kids back - he would be absolutely frantic and telling them to stop wasting time and look for this family.  Watts speaks in a monotone the whole time and is mostly only concerned that they think he did it.

I know right, "those kids", "these kids." I guess he doesn't have a problem treating his kids like nothing since he murdered them so violently


If I was asked what the kidnapper/killer should deserve for taking my wife and kids, I'd say 5 minutes with me in a locked room.


Unbelievable how this goes on and on and he doesn't ask for a lawyer??!!  Tell me how you would make someone disappear...this guy is dumb.  Investigators were great but they got lucky with the incitefull neighbors and this idiots obvious stubbornness to get a lawyer when it's clear the investigation is focused on you.


Chris in a nutshell: "I swear, I had nothing to do with that evil thing that you never mentioned I might have done. Like...that evil thing? I had nothing to do with it. Like, that's something I would NEVER do. Never. At all. I'm a nice guy. You have to trust me, lol."


The man’s cruelty matches his arrogance.  How he thought he could get away with this is astounding.

He would have gotten away with it if it hadn't been for those meddling kids


She really enjoyed telling him he’s a terrible liar.

The pause when he first lied on test about his wife. She let him know she knew.

McFozan Chris had elaborated various other means of death but NOT the ones she mentioned. She’s a professional and knows when you avoid very obvious solutions (like strangling) they can pick up on it

Did the police find the bodies and figure out the cause of death before this lie detector test? She mentioned strangling which was the way that he killed his wife..

@Laroac I didn't detect the contempt (I could be wrong). I think she was masterful. They should show this interrogation in criminal justice classrooms.

@Glowerworm Why not both? Especially considering the contempt she must feel.

No, thats just to make him more anxious for all the next few questions


i truly don’t know what chris was expecting. i can only assume that he either thought that the authorities were extremely stupid or that he was gonna be really lucky. it’s sociopathic in the stupidest possible way.


This dude reminds me of my dad. "If those kids aren't dead or dying they're about to be!"


Another great video! All these are so interesting to watch