Scary that he helped birth his daughter but little did she know she was entering life right into her killer’s arms

nonya Xdova Foetuses don’t develop an amygdala (the part of the brain that processes pain and fear) until around the 25th week, by which stage over 99% of abortions have taken place. They can’t feel, think or process emotions or pain. They aren’t conscious and they aren’t yet human. Inform yourself.

That's so morbid and sad and wrong and hideously true

@nonya Xdova I can understand that. I've never had an abortion personally, but I definitely would if I ever had to.

@umami thats up to u to decided, i personal believe that the second an egg is fertilized that that fetus should have all rights of a human being as thats exactly what it would become if we didnt kill it

@Kass just cause she was raped by evil man doesnt mean her baby doesnt derserve to  live i had a friend who was raped and kept the baby and he is the most loving kid ull ever met and neither me or her could imagine the world without him

@nonya Xdova your argument is that it is a soul? how do you even prove that souls exist? when do they even form lol does a fertilized egg instantly gets a soul? do animals have souls and yet you eat them peacefully or they are just bodies?

@Kass yeah ur right its worse at least he knows what he did was wrong

@nonya Xdova No, it's definitely not the same at ALL.

So....very sad, a road to destruction and heart ache!!!!😢😭😢😭


These these these these these kids. If my kids were missing I wouldn’t be able to fucking function. Absolutely sickening to watch. He never loved “those” kids EVER.


LOL "so thanks for being a horrible liar"


For that shirt alone, he should be in prison.


Right before the test begins, I wonder what’s going through his head, does he actually think he’s about to pass the test or something

He's remembering what George Costanza (Seinfeld) said:   it's not a lie if YOU believe it.

He's remembering what George Costanza (Seinfeld) said:   it's not a lie if YOU believe it.

He tghought he'd look more guilty if he denied the test. He knew he'd fail but he probably thought he could lie past the results

@Clayton T you're making a definitive statement on something that is still an ongoing debate, there are many things that can be learned by getting someone to take a polygraph test. Especially when they perform so poorly, and I've already agreed that it's a great interrogation technique.

@Aaron Abele It's not that they aren't concrete evidence, thy aren't even evidence. And again, him doing bad on the test doesn't mean he is lying, it means internally he is freaking the fuck out (which is not involuntary, and CAN be controlled). <br>The only reason lie detectors are used at all is to play mind games and pull a confession out of naïve people, NOT to see if someone is lying or not.

@Aaron Abele It's not that they aren't concrete evidence, thy aren't even evidence. And again, him doing bad on the test doesn't mean he is lying, it means internally he is freaking the fuck out (which is not involuntary, and CAN be controlled).
The only reason lie detectors are used at all is to play mind games and pull a confession out of naïve people, NOT to see if someone is lying or not.

@Clayton T it may be true in many situations that lie detectors don't do a good job and aren't concrete evidence and science backed. But in this case he scored a -18, where a -4 is usually considered a liar. He is that bad at lying.

@AJ 7 that's the point of the test, to get a confession from guilty people and to annalyze their emotions. if you're innocent you should get an attorney before taking a test. Even if you're guilty you should get one.

Polygraph tests work about as well as magic 8 balls. The results are meaningless and they should only be used as an interrogation tool on people who believe in them.

@Fister Mantastic You literally CAN fool polygraphs though. And you can fail despite telling the truth. It's inherently an unreliable "test".

@AJ 7 The test does VERY little on it's own.  It's the psychology of the polygrapher that makes the thing work.  She was VERY good and was able to psych him out enough she could have told he was lying with her back turned.

Polygraphs don't detect lies, they detect stress, or more precisely physiological indicators of stress: Increased heart rate, blood pressure, respiration... it's why they're unreliable and most states don't allow polygraph results to be admissible in court.
Psychopaths pass polygraphs easily because their lack of empathy or guilt won't cause a physiological response when they lie. Innocent people can fail a polygraph test because they're just nervous or stressed out at the question..and while it's not easy, it is possible to 'pass' a polygraph just by controlling your responses: Think of something horrific when you're telling the truth, and it'll throw off the baseline. Frame an answer in your head so you're not technically lying can work too.
So, because it's possible, if you're dumb or arrogant enough, it's a calculated risk to 'prove' your innocence.

he must have seen one of those stupid "how to pass polygraph test" videos on youtube

he must have seen one of those stupid "how to pass polygraph test" videos on youtube

@Anthonyq84 crazy that junk fake pseudoscience is still used. Your smart watch is better at telling lies

@Anthonyq84 crazy that junk fake pseudoscience is still used. Your smart watch is better at telling lies

i still don’t understand why he even agreed to take the polygraph lmao

i still don’t understand why he even agreed to take the polygraph lmao

@Akudama Soul polygraphs are a load of bs.

@Akudama Soul polygraphs are a load of bs.

Yes?
Because a Polygraph test is literally so shit it may as well be a coin flip?!
It is a fucking travesty that it was ever given any weight as evidence.

Yes?
Because a Polygraph test is literally so shit it may as well be a coin flip?!
It is a fucking travesty that it was *ever* given any weight as evidence.

Picked it up on part 1, this guy oozes with arrogance... it's actually nauseating.

Picked it up on part 1, this guy oozes with arrogance... it's actually nauseating.

You're a face i didn't expect to see he. I watch your vids. You're awesome.

You're a face i didn't expect to see he. I watch your vids. You're awesome.

@Akudama Soul It's really not disingenuous :/ My proof is I am an AWFUL liar, and it's blatantly obvious to others when I am lying to them. But guess what, have passed a polygraph without any trouble. If I can BS my way through a polygraph, anybody can.

@Marc Kailes Exactly it’s nothing more than a group of Psychic mediums only that industry has duped many in law enforcement itself which as you said ruined lives . I’d rather see Chris Watts go free than some poor innocent guy or guys serving time or death sentences because some gullible investigators believe in the lie detector so much it clouds their judgment and influences the investigation. Not too mention law enforcement and federal jobs use them in hiring and retaining people. Some FBI agent went in for his routine test failed and lost his job.

Be funny if they checked his phone and the first google search was "How do you pass a polygraph test when you are definitely guilty?"

@Marc Kailes I always heard the guy that came up with the CVSA lied about having the Educational background he claimed. Also if you wanna take a dive into a similar rabbit hole look up the Blood spatter experts and how that all started. Basically some dude clubbing stray dogs in his basement selling courses to law enforcement after he got recognized in one court. Then selling courses to teach his bogus stuff.

@Akudama Soul saying they are bs is way more genuine than saying they have a scientific background. Fact when your eyes are exposed to light the pupils constrict. That’s a proven physiology response to a stimulus. Think about it over a hundred years some steam punk looking inventor during a time when the human body was even less of a known thing, thought a physiological reaction to the stimulus of lying would be measurable with antiquated instruments.  We have cat scans now that only just give us theories on the function of the human Brain.

@Clayton T naturally, they aren't always 100% accurate, but saying they're a "load of bs" is just disingenuous

@dustyak79 people used polygraphs on plants and instead of thinking “this machine Is wrong” they thought PLANTS ARE SENTIENT

Polygraphs are based on pseudoscience and are not admissible in court for this reason. The real value of polygraphs is not in accurately determining the truthfulness of a respondent (as they have been shown in studies to be highly inaccurate), but rather that they encourage the respondent to volunteer information to the test administrator that would otherwise never have been brought up.

Lmao he knew he was screwed when the detective asked him if he wants to take that test

Lmao he knew he was screwed when the detective asked him if he wants to take that test

People always think they can, but they can't. You'd have to be very slick to beat it. Likely have a disorder which makes it easier for them.

@Anthonyq84 have a look at most of these interviews as vast majority don’t have any legal representation which is crazy. Never talk to the police without a lawyer guilty or not

@INDELIBLE FAECES exactly, and in prt 1 , he’s literally acting sus anyways , his wife ‘goes missing’ and he’s texting people, doesn’t let the cop kick his door in , makes him wait multiple times

@Fister Mantastic I know, machines aren’t to be trusted, if being confident can make the machine go wrong then it needs to be redone lmfao

A lot of people believe they’re special and they can fool this test by lying the best they can. By being confident while taking it they believe it’s enough to pass. It isn’t.

@J Dubya ja, that’s why they don’t use polygraphs in court , they use them in interpolations to gain leverage over their suspects , if they’re lying on the polygraph it will make the suspect think they’re caught

Polygraph's aren't reliable though and many courts will find them inadmissible as they are so unreliable. It is completely possible to fail one even if you tell nothing but the truth.

love the gta shit aswell, been watching for about a year

love the gta shit aswell, been watching for about a year

the test is basically if you stay calm or not, if you can stay perfectly calm throughout the test you're practically guaranteed to pass it, but judging by his body language, the man was shitting it lmao

He’s a narcissist. Narcissists are arrogant enough to think they can talk their way out of anything. It’s sickening

Did he think he was gonna get away dumping the bodies at his work? Nothing about any of this makes any sense

Did he think he was gonna get away dumping the bodies at his work? Nothing about any of this makes any sense

@dustyak79 When I say if you are calm, I mean that you can indeed beat it and have questions appear "true" (otherwise cops would never get jobs, they all need to BS a polygraph when first hired. Imo the main reason for this is to test how the cop manages their stress levels). It's not a valid science, but it does indeed truly measure certain things, all of which are associated with being nervous. The false assumption used to determine truth and lie is that people are only nervous when they lie, which is total bs. Also people have different ticks, which this device also does not account for, and just assumes everyone has the same basic reactions (me for example, all you need to do is look at my eyes when I lie, I always glance top left).

The entire thing is built around making the subject think the test is infallible, and thus indeed making it infallible thanks to placebo. The subject psych's themselves out when the questions they need to lie to appear, and because they truly believe (among the other signs, all of which are told to the subject for this reason) their heart will start to race when they say the lie, it actually happens. A calm person that understands their words have literally no meaning and can successfully just stabilize their body can bs the fuck out of the test.

All of this is meaningless though, because as said nothing the test provides is actual evidence, and the end goal is to just tell them they failed in the most convincing manner possible and get them to feel like there is now overwhelming evidence of guilt, and to just give up. (even if you successfully bs the test and pass, they will tell you you failed and see what you do)

@Clayton T I always feel guilty for stuff I didn't do. A computer broke at college and I had a guilty look on my face. Then the tutor looked at me as if I done it

@Clayton T Its not even about being calm its a invention dating its origin back to the 1900s ya know back when they put cocaine in coke and measured peoples heads and eugenics. Its totally a interrogation technique guarded and flaunted because its all they have. There is no scientific method to replicate actual truly known falsehood's with the real consequence's of death row or imprisonment. Nor a could sample group such as DNA be conducted with those parameters. The given nature of a Lie being an almost truly unknown also doesn't lend itself to a true determination of its validity.

Even I would not pass it lol. I would get nervous by every question, thats why it is not used in the courts.

Even I would not pass it lol. I would get nervous by every question, thats why it is not used in the courts.

Well polygraphs are a load of bs, so ya he probably does. All it really measures is if the person is freaking out, if you are calm and understand that polygraphs can't detect lies, it's very easy to trick them (especially if you are a sociopath with no emotions). It also goes the other way. A naturally nervous person who is innocent, but has physical reactions to the simple act of being accused of a crime can come out looking like they lied to every single incriminating question.

The tests are bullshit, not validated. It's all part of the theatre to get you to confess.

The tests are bullshit, not validated. It's all part of the theatre to get you to confess.

It’s unbelievable that anyone, guilty or not, would submit to a polygraph without consulting an attorney.

It’s unbelievable that anyone, guilty or not, would submit to a polygraph without consulting an attorney.


thank god chris is a terrible liar. you could HEAR the difference in his voice when saying "no" to any of the questions about shanan


Lol evil cruelty, this interrogation was just for laughs


"She was the girly girl."
"I loved those girls."
Practically a confession.

"She *was* the girly girl."
"I *loved* those girls."
Practically a confession.

He never said i love this girls , he said i love this kids !!

@Cyann 8eight she's talking about what CW said. He said 'Bella WAS a girly girl'. Nothing to do with the polygrapher.

@7 Eyes open wide You denounced rapists being raped but ok'ed murders being killed by the state. Retribution for one and not the other. What did I misunderstand?

@MJ L I never said that. Learn how to read. Even better learn how to comprehend.

@7 Eyes open wide Wait, youre not for retribution when it comes to pedophiles but murderers are a different story? Your logic is not consistent. Just so youre aware, the state doesnt execute rapists, serial rapists or pedophiles.

@Antediluvian Spy I understand where you are coming from. But to torture him- who would be serving it up? Similar to when people hope for child rapists to be raped in prison, who are these ordained monsters who are allowed to be just as bad as the one deserving the torture but with our blessing? Sadistic torture or rape would require a person to be just as bad. Killing them just makes sense on many platforms and if done quickly and even humanely is a righteous justified act.

@7 Eyes open wide Death is relief of suffering. He would just be in the ground. He should be on a Judas' Cradle. Or get the punishment of Prometheus.

Yup. But unfortunately linguistics is a soft science.


I hate this case so much. He’s so manipulative! A pathological liar! How can someone who’s suppose to protect there family do something like this?!?!? Ugh


If I hadn't had a dad in the likes of Chris watts, with the egg cooking and second pairs of cllothing, I may be-sorry, slip of the tounge-may not be here today.


I don’t get it a couple days of being free at the cost of his family’s life


So what would be the normal response of an innocent person to the polygrapher asking about all the ways you could kill someone? I’m sure that’s not something they’d ask unless they’re pretty much certain that you did it, but we all know sometimes they’re wrong. I’d imagine a normal person would get majorly defensive/upset and question “what do you mean/why are you asking me that?” That question just seriously threw me off and the fact that he didn’t even question that is crazy.

I think the correct way is just to be shocked and unwilling to answer. Imagine your family is gone and someone asked you for an opinion on how you would personally kill them. Pretty appalling to hear, much less have to answer to


The polygraph examiner has a very very poor posture.


i really enjoyed edie falco in this episode


Loves them so much, he can’t even name them


“You would be stupid to take this polygraph if you were guilty. You are a really bad lier.” This would fuck up a normal person.


Oh my god, wasn't kidding about her training, she is badass. I also had a good laugh with how she subtley roasted the hell out of him, through out the whole thing, and he wasn't even smart enough to pick up on it. I wish I could find more footage of her doing these tests on other suspects, because that was outstanding.


Polygraph Operator:
"Is your first name Christopher?"
Chris: "Yes."
PO: "Before 2018, did you lose your temper?"
Chris: "No."

PO: "Did you kill your wife and kids?"
Chris: "nOo"
PO: "Bet."


I always wondered how the cops knew so quickly that Chris was having an affair...

Stupid me.

He just handed his phone over to them.   That settles that.


Can someone explain to me why "these" and "those" are highlighted? I'm italian so i don't know if there's something wrong with it.

it’s because when he says “those kids” he’s actually detaching himself from the situation. if he said “my kids” or something more human like a normal father would say he would’ve built some sort of emotions, too bad he’s a piece of trash anyway lol btw i’m italian too ahah è come dire “non ho ucciso io quei bambini” invece che dire “i miei bambini” c’è molta differenza a livello umano


The way he detaches himself from even being a father, referring to those sweet babies as “those girls” “these girls” makes me so freaking mad. I’m a kid myself really (16) but I wouldn’t even refer to my pet in that way. He didn’t care AT ALL when he murdered those beautiful girls


This guy is incapable of looking anything close to innocent.


When he watches that video of his kids… it fucks with me, man.


He’s wearing the same clothes. His head must’ve been racing all night.


"You could SMOTHER or STRANGLE someone"<br>Chris: 👁👄👁

"You could SMOTHER or STRANGLE someone"
Chris: 👁👄👁

@C “Heart dropped to his ass” lmfao I gotta remember that

Chris in his mind : dam she’s good!! How did she know?

He just did piss himself when the mf said that 😂😭


I need them back like soo bad like I just want them to open that door and just barrel-rush me I need to see those kids so bad


he really does suck at lying you can hear his voice shake


The fact that shirt wore that outfit is a good tactic.


It’s sickening how he watches that video of his kids knowing he killed them :(

@olivia grace I’m a Mormon, so I can’t say much, except for I don’t believe that swearing is a sin. Or atleast, I don’t think the bible brought it up. Either way, it’s just words, and there’s worse sins out there. Also keep in mind that not everybody is Christian. Maybe this person has different beliefs. <3

@olivia grace I didnt swear olivia i said "tf"

@PyroShayNiac God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering!  God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you!  Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)🥰

Right? Why TF did he do that? Just to seem innocent?


Did anyone notice how many times he said "like"?.


Cops chris your family is missin<br>Chris alright man hit me up if you find them

Cops chris your family is missin
Chris alright man hit me up if you find them


Okay,people.  Nobody "passes" or "fails" a polygraph. Nobody even has to take a stupid polygraph in the First Place.  It's like reading your palm or a tarot card reading.  What a bunch a BS


“You should not be in this chair if you had anything to do with them little girls disappearing” <b>starts sweating</b>

“You should not be in this chair if you had anything to do with them little girls disappearing” *starts sweating*


Has anyone ever wondered what "Jim" from jcs looks like? Both narrator and the creator


gross... every time he referred to what he missed.....It was ...the worship and adoration of the kids. How they would ideally treat him.  Funny. I always miss the cute things they said or did......"dad: Honey make daddy breakfast. Daughter age 6: Sure daddy, do you want a big bowl or a little bowl."   Forever a joy to remember.  He missed them busting thru the door to hug him.


Its absolute cringe listening to this guy lie. Of all the intoragations ive watched this has to be the worst


Imagine if you were actually innocent and these police were asking you these questions. You would be OUTRAGED that they're wasting time asking disgusting questions instead of finding out what really happened to your family. The very fact he's willing to answer without giving any skepticism or lip back to them screams he's guilty. It's like watching a child lie to their parents to not get in trouble

I don't know, I feel like a lot of these techniques are very much focused on a single type of person. Meanwhile a more introverted or socially awkward person would probably trigger a lot of alarms even if innocent. I can kind of understand why often the jury doesn't see these as enough evidence, since I can very well imagine myself screw these up even if completely innocent.

I'm not even a cop or administer polygraph and I know he's extremely guilty. Polygraph lady was good lol

Don’t look me in my eyes when u dance for me


the sheer amount of double speak here is ridiculous


“We are 100% certain that he killed a woman and two children so let’s put him alone with a small woman in a room unrestrained and have her ask him questions that would definitely make him angry. Oh yeah, and we, the cops are fucking geniuses and don’t you forget it”


LOL that polygrapher is such a savage calling him a horrible liar ha ha


"Only one person in this room knows the truth and in 5 minutes, there will be two of us". Damn, this woman is my hero. I bet he does not agree that is "the coolest part" 😂😂😂


He is going to lose all his commissary playing poker in prison with that face


Next time my roommate eats my leftovers,  I’m going to ask about the whereabouts, then do the “pause technique” and stare at the fridge.

And ask "how many ways can you think of that would cause that food to go missing?"

“Help me convince everyone else that you didn’t eat those leftovers.”

@Chris W don’t forget to buy a clock for the kitchen

Refrigerator: .............

stares at the fridge menacingly for 10 minutes

Refrigerator: ..... OKAY OKAY!!! It was Greg!! He ate your food!!!

Refrigerator: .............

*stares at the fridge menacingly for 10 minutes*

Refrigerator: ..... OKAY OKAY!!! It was Greg!! He ate your food!!!

I can only imagine what it's like to have a bunch of Criminal Justice majors for roommates.

“There were three slices of pizza when I went to the store. When I came back, there were two. Did you eat one?”

“No.”

“Are you sure?’

@ElectrikkPaperClipxx this is true! Alot if great information in these interrogations on how to read people

Honestly, these techniques can be applied in many areas of life.

@Chris Michelle Jesus loves you!  He really does! ❤

Yuk..i remember having roommate...i spose these days it only makes sense

Goddamn idk why this reminded me of joey from friends 😂😂😭


Why ?! , Why wouldn't he just walk away ?! , Why wouldn't he do anything else , why murder ?!


Watching video of these happy little girls. Makes me sick.


"Chris , please stop it's time". This was one of the coldest thing an officer has said during interview

Especially the exhale into <b>END OF PART 2</b>

Especially the exhale into *END OF PART 2*

@Nick Koster they went from being empathetic towards him to straight up "chris you fucked up" attitude

They go from being his friend to "Chris, you did not pass that test. It's time" Scary. My face would be so red then.

Cold line.

I felt like I was the guilty one in that moment.

I know I would probably confess to shit I never did if someone threw that one at me out of the blue.

they say that in other interviews ive seen.  they even sometimes say it to innocent suspects.  its all about psychological impact and tells and such.  you could feel the weight of it here though.  like they knew beyond doubt it was him.


Ok I have to say, the polygrapher is the most brilliant and awesome person I have ever seen in these police interrogations.

I mean, you can take her as she is, and cast her in a movie, and she'll be the protagonist/star easily.

The way she posed those questions, the scaring technique in a calm tone of voice, the passive-aggressive "you're going down, we're gonna bust you in your lies" but in such a calm demeanor and gentle wording.

OMG she is just brilliant!


“A lot of dads don’t buy a second pair of clothes…”<br>And Chris just beaming hear-to-hear like he just won Dad of the Year.

“A lot of dads don’t buy a second pair of clothes…”
And Chris just beaming hear-to-hear like he just won Dad of the Year.

@Morgan Rusnai yes, it's ear to ear. Grinning ear to ear

Grahm made great use of the "Ego-up"  technique. He and Tammy really nailed it on how to break Chris down.

@Morgan Rusnai it is. Like you’re smiling so big that the corners of your mouth reach your ears

isnt it ear to ear? im not being a dick, im genuinely not sure.. i always thought it was ear-to-ear

And uh… make… eggs…
And… pack bags…

Chris: yeah, i really like to be involved


Can we just appreciate the interrogators? These guys are proffesionals who went to schools for years and years. They spent hours studying and practicing. Funny how this guy thinks he can use "big brain" against them.


The polygraph woman was amazing!

She spent five minutes convincing him the test was full proof.

Right now one person in this room knows the truth.
In 5 minutes it  will be two.

So smart

i had to exhale when she said that because it stressed me out and i didnt even do anything wrong lmao what an absolute legend. this video has totally changed the way i feel about polygraphs.

CBI Agent Tammy Lee!! She’s awesome and is an amazing Law Enforcement Officer. 💜🌟


I'm amazed at the incredibly vast difference between a human male who loves his children unconditionally and will protect them with his own life; versus a human male who loves his children when it's convenient and if needed will murder them to begin a new life for himself. <br>As sickening as murderers are; it's also fascinating that just the existence of these people are here with us in society and are being born every day. You have to wonder what makes a person do this. Many of us can think about killing but almost all of us never act on it- not just because of the consequences we would face afterwards but the burden of guilt, shame, regret and overall remorse we'd live with is enough to stop us. Most of us are born with a conscious and some level of empathy, 2 things that the Chris Watts's of the world lack.

I'm amazed at the incredibly vast difference between a human male who loves his children unconditionally and will protect them with his own life; versus a human male who loves his children when it's convenient and if needed will murder them to begin a new life for himself.
As sickening as murderers are; it's also fascinating that just the existence of these people are here with us in society and are being born every day. You have to wonder what makes a person do this. Many of us can think about killing but almost all of us never act on it- not just because of the consequences we would face afterwards but the burden of guilt, shame, regret and overall remorse we'd live with is enough to stop us. Most of us are born with a conscious and some level of empathy, 2 things that the Chris Watts's of the world lack.

I've never thought of killing someone  😳😳
I mean... "we all...?"
No, i dont...?🤔🙄

Why are you saying human male instead of just man?


She absolutely destroyed him in the polygraph test. A professional at work.<br>Also she was telling the truth that he's a terrible liar. Is it even possible to act more guilty than he did?

She absolutely destroyed him in the polygraph test. A professional at work.
Also she was telling the truth that he's a terrible liar. Is it even possible to act more guilty than he did?


The way the polygraph examiner amps up the fact that it's going to be really obvious if he lies is awesome. Pure torture for this POS


During the polygraph, when she asks "Did you physically cause Shannan's disappearance?" and the moment he says "No", she just raises her left eyebrow and gives out he was lying... If only he was looking at her, he would've known then and there...


Not once did he ever said my kids.
How can any father call this own kids “those kids”
I hope it hunts him even after death
SMH


I love how the detective doesn't just blurt out questions, but really thinks through what the next best thing to say is and also in sure he is processing so much ...


whats nerve-wracking  is when she asks "when was the last time you saw Shannan" Chris answers "no" the polygrapher looks at her monitor for a good 3 seconds and her expression says it all. i know one answer does not determine the entire polygraph session but it was interesting how she stopped and just stared at it...


dude literally said “that wife” and expected everybody to believe he had nothing to do with their disappearance


"Chris.....Chris stop. It's time."<br>THAT WAS COLD AS ICE

"Chris.....Chris stop. It's time."
THAT WAS COLD AS ICE


That reassurance of the investigator that they will commit to the case and do everything to help is so heart warming. They're taking the job seriously for the sake of others.


I hope these investigators got good salary raise and full recognition. They are super good, honestly. They are perfect doing their job.


I have 2 daughters that were around the same age as his when this happened. What ever punishment he is enduring now, this man should be doubly afraid for what awaits him in the afterlife.

I talked to God. There is no afterlife. Why would there be?

He should be double afraid of what's going to await him in prison - most criminals absolutely abhor child murderers or molesters.


"I didn't lie on the on the polygraph test, I promise"

Speech 100


I don't know if this is read a lot abroad, but there's a famous book by French author Albert Camus, "l'étranger". In that novel the main character gets sentenced to death over having killed someone that was going to attack him with a knife. The main reason he gets convicted for such a hard sentence is because the defendent's attorney pointed out that the narrator had showed no emotion at his own mother's funeral, and in general displayed a lack of human emotion.
Ofc this is not comparable with this situation, I mean the guy killed his whole family this is absolutely horrible and unforgivable...
But I can't help thinking how hard it would be if you had actually nothing to do with this situation, and the police was focusing on you and actively trying to break you down only because in their opinion you don't show enough emotion regarding what's going on.

You've probably heard of the Australian case - Lindy Chamberlain, whose baby daughter Azaria was taken by a dingo while they were camping. Nobody believed her because she never showed any emotion.

Love that book and Camus in general- it's commonly read in high school English classes (though I read it for fun myself ;). I guess the emotions investigators typically look for in an innocent person would be fear and anxiety, or anger at being accused of such a thing.


I just realized, he says "Those kids" and "These kids" rather than "My kids." Not necessarily a strong sign of guilt to add to the evidence, but it is strange that he would distance himself that way if he had been innocent.

Saying “those or these” instead of “my” is a MAJOR red flag. No innocent person would refer to their missing family as “them”.


Dude. This polygraph administrator makes it super easy for any lawyer with any skill at all to get the polygraph not just thrown out, but to put question upon the entire police interview. Yeesh.


I really thought he would call an attorney the night before and then refuse to take the polygraph test and say his attorney instructed him not to. Why do psychopaths think that they can fool a polygraph test???

Y’all just come online to say anything boy bye 🙄

@conzmoleman wym “ they’re “ where was that applicable ?


Rule #1: never talk if the detective didn't ask you nothing<br>#2 Don't ask the DETECTIVE  if other people thinks you're guilty

Rule #1: never talk if the detective didn't ask you nothing
#2 Don't ask the DETECTIVE  if other people thinks you're guilty


"those kids"/"these kids"
Not
"My kids" "my babies" "my girls"

He just comes off as inhuman


Even if I was 100% innocent, I'd still probably fail after everything she said


So funny how well detectives can just toy around with suspects


This lady is one of the best interrogators I’ve seen aside from the Canadians


This guy is way to calm, for losing his wife and kids anyway.


The interrogator and the polygrapher are both amazing.


You know lie detector tests are junk science, and yet around 19:00 you’re detailing all the techniques that go into the test, as if they have any merit…lol


"It's hard to even think about that kind of stuff RIGHT NOW." <br>I would like to think he said that out of remorse for what he did... But I know it's only because he got caught for it.

"It's hard to even think about that kind of stuff RIGHT NOW."
I would like to think he said that out of remorse for what he did... But I know it's only because he got caught for it.


The woman conducting the lie-detector test was really fucking with him, she was awesome.


When the officer told him to take a deep breath, i did it it too. Lol. I have watched this on netflix and read the news but i still want to watch again, i just couldnt believe how someone can do this.


Wow this analysis was extremely well done.


Please make more of these! It’s been 4 months!! Best channel on YouTube!!!!


These interrogations are so vividly Satisfying. Salute to the Interrogators of 🇺🇸


i was getting so nervous during the polygraph and then i remembered i wasn’t the one being tested


I've watched this video too many times. She absolutely destroyed him.


Wow! "These kids", "those kids". Wtf. He couldn't act more guilty. Everything he says is riddled with proof that he's guilty.


He really meant it when he told his kids I brought you into this world and I can take you out of it


Those precious children must have experienced such fear and this  jerk is such a lowlife that he didn’t deserve one moment with them


Рафаэла Хендрикс


can we talk about how fucking good these interrogators are? god damn


This is great for whenever I ever need to pass a Polygraph!


Chris was in my crew at the oil rig he was always quiet Man it’s crazy to even think of this


I am just surprised how Chrisss was able to fool everyone around him all his life .................... Watching this                   he clearly has a disconnect fromm normal empathy to the poinnt that his answers are bizarre like ones you would give if you   were lying about stealing a candy bar. Its that he is unable to even pretend to appear genuinely concerned   despite having been a lizard all his life and acting like a regular human. He has to be the most psychopathic killer I have seen with zero ability to empathize. There HAD to be things that peopllllllllle thought were strange. Probably why he was an introvert, he was aware that being more social woulld reveal this.<br>Christ, he literally choked his daughters to death with his hands then tossed them like trash in fucking oil tanks! I admitt the videos I see with him and the kids he genuinely looks like a loving father but this was all just a fake act the entire time, something he learned to do observeing society. Obviously he neglected to study up on how normal parents behave when something happens to their chilld. I   think he was convinced that because he knew how peopleeeeeeee saw him that this would suffice. Guilty pppppeople always seeeeemm to say, "You can ask ...?"

I am just surprised how Chrisss was able to fool everyone around him all his life .................... Watching this                   he clearly has a disconnect fromm normal empathy to the poinnt that his answers are bizarre like ones you would give if you   were lying about stealing a candy bar. Its that he is unable to even pretend to appear genuinely concerned   despite having been a lizard all his life and acting like a regular human. He has to be the most psychopathic killer I have seen with zero ability to empathize. There HAD to be things that peopllllllllle thought were strange. Probably why he was an introvert, he was aware that being more social woulld reveal this.
Christ, he literally choked his daughters to death with his hands then tossed them like trash in fucking oil tanks! I admitt the videos I see with him and the kids he genuinely looks like a loving father but this was all just a fake act the entire time, something he learned to do observeing society. Obviously he neglected to study up on how normal parents behave when something happens to their chilld. I   think he was convinced that because he knew how peopleeeeeeee saw him that this would suffice. Guilty pppppeople always seeeeemm to say, "You can ask ...?"


Me realizing that I'll suck at this polygraph test because of my anxiety and will forget all the answers and get myself into the jail without doing anything.


bro he was literally hyperventilating taking the lie detector test


Everyone in the comments is such a genius when it's all said and done


if phone memory is similar to a hard disc for a PC, deleting data doesn't actually delete it - it just makes the space available to be saved over by something else


It's so cringe seeing him lying. Even if you didn't know he did it, you can make out his hilariously bad acting.


The sheer amount of woman haters in the comment section is alarming. Blaming the victims and making it seem like Shannon's death and that of her kids has any justification. <br>Women, be really careful when picking partners these days. Jesus!

The sheer amount of woman haters in the comment section is alarming. Blaming the victims and making it seem like Shannon's death and that of her kids has any justification.
Women, be really careful when picking partners these days. Jesus!


It’s like he thought to himself “ I know I’ll act super guilty and they’ll let me off”


I kinda wish I was the polygraph lady… her job seems so cool


Man says use the death penalty …. on himself … how deranged can you be to do something like that overall though?


Yeah he is a soulless robot with no feelings. He has become numb.

When he had to give ways people could be murdered, his voice started breaking up really bad after he had to say smother  and it took him a long time to even say it.


Okay but that lady is a badass, she's almost like a good character on TV.


I love how the polygrapher was like, If you had nothing to do with with their disappearance you have nothing to worry about. <b>Wink wink you pos</b>

I love how the polygrapher was like, If you had nothing to do with with their disappearance you have nothing to worry about. *Wink wink you pos*


“Thank you for being a terrible liar” she is laying the guilt and impending doom subliminals on THICK!! I know his stomach gotta be doin gymnastics right now! 🤣🤣


Why did he keep saying "make those kids"
1. Just say "my kids" "our kids" OR EVEN "them"
2. Say "have" kids. Don't say make. Acting like they are a table you made.


If my family were missing I would inconsolable ... wouldn't even be able to get words out... would need valium to get thru the day... would be driving around like an insane clown DESPERATE for a sitting if them somewhere....

He is a psychopath


When chris says he likes to "get involved" and takes it to another level


The ticking clock makes me crazy.<br>Makes me want to confess even I don't have anything to confess...

The ticking clock makes me crazy.
Makes me want to confess even I don't have anything to confess...


here’s what i gathered watching this:
he says “and like” “and she” a lot, meaning he stutters a LOT. people only stutter when they’re nervous or lying. in this case, it’s both.

i also noticed that he has such long responses yk? he gets off the main focus and talks abt something else. weird.


What the hell made him think he would pass a polygraph? I'm glad he say yes. If he were cunning, intelligent and able to do this alone. He would have said "No polygraph. I'm shutting my mouth now. I want an attorney but he didnt. CW and SW were alone in that in the early morning hours of August 13, 2018. Whomever was in the house along CW lay in wait for Shannan to arrive. He had help with Shannan. I see Shannan putting up a huge fight. Actually, I see her beating the shit out of CW. I believe his accomplice smothered the girls. He doesnt have what it takes to hid something like this and keep his wits. Whomever helped him hated Shannan and the babies, If this all had not happened,  Nico, his first and only son would going on 2 years old. The girls would a few years older developing into the fine people they were to become. All of this shouldn't have happened. Why could he not get into the truck and just keep driving?


Notice @ 9:30 as soon as the police officer tells him that he’s free to go he throws the pictures of the kids and gets his drink


He is trying to show affection to his daughters by telling their names like ‘celeste, celeste.. she was celeste’ okay dude what else you got


I don't know if I'm crazy for even thinking abt this, but in this interview, Chris has a similar affect, tone and mannerisms as Jake Paul did when "confronting" Cody Ko. That means nothing relating the two in action or legal/moral status, I just thought it was pretty interesting the similarities, weird overlap in how they display anxiety I guess


it’s like he’s telling on himself, it’s so funny how he fails to act innocent.

@robin RIGHHT like bro they're YOUR kids💀

it’s so weird how he keeps referring to is own kids as “THOSE kids” like girl 😭


The detective is looking at him like “Dude you are stupid”


I know that polygraphs are inadmissible in court and stuff ,but when its THAT obvious..its OBVIOUS! I can hear it in his voice ,everytime he says a lie ..its a second hand embarrassment ,for me,personally ...


Her lines could really be used in some psychological thrillers.


25:53  may be his most awkward moment of his entire life


I feel like by "those kids have a good dad" he could have been implying God.


i literally got so much anxiety watching this


Incredible that YouTube manages NOT to suggest Pt 1 amongst the related videos.
I got this (pt2) randomly suggested for my YT activity is broadly based on watching true crime videos, obviously.
So sure I wanna watch Pt 1 of this. It would be convenient just to click on Pt1 in the related videos. But no.
It's not there.
Rant's over.


oh he's definitely guilty..<br>I mean, what kind of maniac wakes up at 4 am to work out!?

oh he's definitely guilty..
I mean, what kind of maniac wakes up at 4 am to work out!?


This act of evil cruelty he just told us how he defines what he did. Who he is evil and cruel! That was the big reveal to Shannon and his kids after he took off his mask that he was in fact really someone  evil and cruel.


If someone took my wife and kids, and the cop asked what should we do with him?...
I would say just put him in a locked room with me for 5 minutes, no other punishment needed or required.
this guy. what a POS


I never realised the time that goes into preparing for the test. It started at 11am and the test wssn't administered until 2.45pm


He really showed up the next day for the poly? Lmao who did he think he was fooling?


The interrogator here is really first-rate.


If he never confessed, I wonder if he would have ever been caught


I dont think he meant to kill the kids.

Here is my best guess:

Shannann came home and decided to tell Chris something along the lines of I am divorcing you, taking the kids etc. Chris freaked out, killed her. At that point he was going to say she left after the long talk but I believe he mentions how one of the girls saw him either kill her or move her body and asked what are you doing to mommy, why is mommy sleeping or is mommy okay, something along those lines. At that point he realized he had to kill the kid or else he would get caught. He probably then decided to kill both kids because if the mom/one kid is missing that would look weird. But because of her bestfriend he was caught before he had time to do anything


He said the thing about the kids barreling through the front door both in the interrogation and in the news clip


I just laughing how is he trying to make assure and pretend to be he is innocent infront of the detective..but the fact is the  director  knows  he is the murderer of his family.. May be his blood was boiler at that moment


i felt like i was chris sitting there during that polygraph-test jesus


So at this point had they discovered the bodies or were they still missing?


I know he was shitting in his pants when she said he’s “a very bad liar “


This is better than any first 48 or csi episode.. good stuff should be a TV show


Nah i’m cringing so hard at how bad he is at lying. The lack of empathy too. “I loVe ThESe GiRlS sO mUch”


Psychopaths can sometimes pass these tests, that’s why it’s not admissible in court because on the flip side an anxious innocent person could flag as guilty


I never notice before, at 17:00 he gets flustered or maybe a Freudian slip, and says "I confess.."


Bruh 4:37 (mumbles) I’m pretty sure he said “I know what they think, it’s all  true” I’m almost positive 😂said rlly hush hush though


I'm not convinced he's actually guilty. The detectives seem to be coercing a confession out of him. <br>There is a good chance that the friend had something to do with it. Why aren't they grilling her in the next room?

I'm not convinced he's actually guilty. The detectives seem to be coercing a confession out of him.
There is a good chance that the friend had something to do with it. Why aren't they grilling her in the next room?

@AJ1namillion🦋🌸 The friend told them where the bodies were. The cops were in league with the friend, too. This is one giant cover up. There is currently a huge international push to have Watts released. Lots of fundraising etc. Watch this space.

@AJ1namillion🦋🌸 everyone wants a conspiracy. No one wants to believe that things are the way they are. Fascinating

Are you being serious? Have you never heard of this case?!? He lead them to their bodies. They were at his job site. He confessed to basically killing his daughters twice, after they woke up the first time…


"Chris I want you to take a deep breath" <br>Chris actually takes a deep breath 🥴

"Chris I want you to take a deep breath"
Chris actually takes a deep breath 🥴


Yes he helped make them and helped himself to taking them out…..


They can legally say you failed a polygraph.


Polygraph tests are bullshit and don't tell you if someone's lying or not, but I guess they totally can stress the hell out of someone and you can judge their reactions and statements yourself.


Shit you can hear his tone change when he is asked significant questions


How could he watch the kid’s videos post polygraph test????


What a psychopath. The BS coming out of his mouth knowing he killed all three of them. Gross.


" a lot of dads don't ... cook eggs" lmao


Tammy said...strangle someone twice...he repeated everything but that...😆


if im sitting down with someone and my wife and kids are missing and they are listing all the way someone can end up dead im flipping shit and walking out of the room.


THosE KiDs tf those are ur daughters how could he call them just KiDs that's just so frustrating


3:50
I feel like he kinda slipped here, I think the sentence would be I would never wish harm, or something else but because he did it *and obviously he nows he did) he might have slipped and maybe thats why he said "I never WISHED harm" but anyways thats just what I think ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The slip was that he even mentioned them being harmed or hurt in the first place, when the detective never did.


My love for them will never die <br>But they will

My love for them will never die
But they will


Interesting how he refers to Cece as Celeste.  Seems more distant towards her


1:12; "What if HE hurt them?" That's a subtle little poke there.


wouldnt someone taking a polygraph even when not guilty still show a spike on said polygraph when faced with questions that have more implications than ones that are simply true or baseline tests? i assume thats why they're inadmissible or am i wrong?


Chris, where are the children?

Chris: bad, just not good, they missing I go take walk to find them.


You can smell the shit secreting out of him the minute she said you didn't pass the polygraph and he says I promise I didn't lie LMAO ok we believe you well we are all set lol


What was his thought process on doing this when he was guilty. I don't get it.


Polygraph, why did he agree to that when it's really easy in America to refuse to take one?


Since you think every little thing matters so much (which I don't entirely disagree with), then surely the clock and its audible 'tick-tock' have some sort of intimidating significance.


When my girlfriend doesn't text me back for a few hours which is unlike her because we text all the time. I get concerned this man doesn't care at all. If i drop a cheeto i show more concern than this monster.


One of the main reasons aint gonna be a murderer cuz I dont wanna be interrogated 😭 im an anxious awkward introverted person pls i would be crying so hard during these interrogations. U ask me a question i'd be hyperventilating


I don't like this - he happened to be guilty and confessed, but there's lots of evidence that polygraphs are unpredictable and I would have failed this just from all the preliminary mind games. Not cool, though it is good he got caught, but this piece is awful.


"Chris. Stop. IT'S TIME. Take a deep breath. . . "


I love the drama with the bold red words


He is aggressive towards female then the male detective


Is this the same guy who narrates for the channel called EWU or Explore With Us? Because his voice sounds excatly like the other guys who know narrates their videos for some time!


THOSE KIDS?! I would NEVER refer to my daughters as "those kids". EVER. Those are MY girls. MY daughters. "Those"?!


Holy fuck that woman is a pro. You know she had him shitting himself when she told him he is a great liar


Some decent cameras and microphones would of been greatly appreciated


He put his kids before his wife by killing them first


Ted Bundy passed his lie detector test with flying colors.


I can't express how deeply satisfied I am with how this guy was subtly trolled the whole time by the interrogators.  "you're such a good dad, you make them eggs" LMFAO


Ending on a cliff hanger! "Deep breaths..." can't wait for part 3. Thank you Jim! 😀

@ridespirals yes, agreed!! They won't even realize how lucky they are! 😂

@crapitoutjim firstly, I love your name! 😂 Secondly, this is one of the best criminal shows ever, I'm including TV as well as YT.

people in the future are going to be lucky being able to binge all the episodes in a row

Ariana AJ I'm literally beside myself with excitement in anticipation for the next episode...


“thanks for being a horrible liar” had me dead 😂

@SMB FishN We know, but that was a calculated line used to fuck with his confidence

MN Creek Water <br>we know. it’s still funny.

MN Creek Water
we know. it’s still funny.

thats the fake portion of the test you guys. he was told to lie. so she said that.

Yeah his facial expressions said it all. 😂😂


imagine sitting in an enclosed space so close to a murderer. the fact that these professionals are able to be in such a calm state.

Well if he lose it and do something stupid it save you a lot of paper work and extra procedures

Right?! I wonder if it like… smells evil in there. Or like if you can feel that negative energy.


“Chris stop. Stop, it’s time.” These guys are so good at their job, true professionalism.


you don't want to hear a lie detector operator saying you are a bad liar


Somebody should've watched dexter s4 ending


Watching this polygrapher psychologically rattle this POS was pure beauty.

I would prefer if she had <b>really</b> rattled him by applying 440 volts with 60 amperes to the polygraph leads attached to him.

I would prefer if she had *really* rattled him by applying 440 volts with 60 amperes to the polygraph leads attached to him.


That "Chris, stop." at the end was extremely satisfying.

I was looking for this comment... "Chris, it's time."

@Delayed Creator your claim doesn't even make sense. Chris Watts didn't fail the polygraph because the detective said something in a big mean voice - he failed the polygraph because he is a cowardly murderer, and an appalling liar to boot.

Recomend a game thats not FPS,racing,sport OR gta5 why are you defending him?

polygraph doesnt do shiet , the last guy just made him think that he is the killer even if he doesnt have any proof , like acting tough and all when saying "stop"

@WeDoThis 24:07
Someone else's comment was saying they hoped for HD interrogation footage of Chris one day - I couldn't agree more. I'd watch hours of this uncut to see his wee face repeatedly realise he's screwed.


That woman has balls of steel. Straight up told him he wasn’t truthful on the lie detector test

I think it’s part of the process, it’s to make him scared and certain that they will know. That’s why polygraphs are most useful for extracting confessions like this, not for being admitted to court

Gunkanjima business? It’s all a technique a lie detective isn’t even use as evidence in court they used it to just manipulate him if he claimed the lie detector was wrong he could have walked free that night

@Myss angelA she is a detective or whatever is higher up. She's in a couple of other interrogation videos with different murderers and she is just brilliant at what she does. I can't remember her last name right now but it's in the video, you should look up the other interrogations if you thought this was good.

She works for the Colorado Bureau of Investigation. She has investigation and interrogation training for sure.

@Gunkanjima no no I don't know anything either but I'm assuming she must have some sort of training, maybe she's a detective, maybe she's a criminal psychologist, or both, I just think that if she's allowed to be there and be part of the investigation she's some sort of professional

Myss angelA 😂😂 sheesh I’m dumb. Literally has no idea detectives were also trained in lie detector tests

@Gunkanjima hahahaha the local lie detector business, amazing

Myss angelA True, she might be a detective also? I thought she was just a hired lady from a local lie detector business 😂

Well she's a professional, she's trained to say and act in a certain way. Very interesting to see nonetheless


I have nothing to do with this case and I’m nervous


Cop: Hey Chris you want a soda?<br>Chris: I killed them

Cop: Hey Chris you want a soda?
Chris: I killed them

The guy in the orange cap could've asked him this.

This comment got to the point a lot faster than the other ones


whenever the footage is sped up the clock goes like weeeeewoooooo


Why am I embarrassed when she confronts him I feel like we’re in class together

Empathy, which proves that you are not a sociopath like him.


Drinking game!!!! Every time Chris says 'like' take a drink


"the coolest part about this is that right now theres only one person in this room who knows the truth, but soon there's gonna be two of us who know the truth, and that's the coolest part" LOL SAVAGE

@zoots15 why did you @ me? you meant to say that to andrew

@Stella D. Gavala  Of course she does. Doesn't make using it any less effective, or the op's comment less relevant.

@Andrew Crenshaw she uses the same dialogue with all people she knows are murderers cuz thats her job. well done andrew brilliant observation

Savage? Yes. But then again, she probably uses the same dialogue with all of them.


These professionals are amazing at their jobs. I could never do that.


My fist comment must of failed like this low life excuse for a human being !! RIP Shannon Watts Bella Watts and Celeste Watts  ! I have a picture of you guys that I done even know a world away but feel so much pain for you guys ! I know  your all together in heaven    😭


You're doing very good
Can you please keep digging yourself deeper
Crkhed....ya no problem


"Nothing you've told me tonight makes sense" <br>Goddamn that's direct

"Nothing you've told me tonight makes sense"
Goddamn that's direct

NyteQuiller detectives always say that tho. I think it’s said to increase anxiety. The more anxious someone is the more likely they are to slip out.

@Annie Miller idk must be all the upvote bots lmao

@ISO UFO Yep I hope they have some fun with him

NyteQuiller how do u have two top comments

@Virginian Ain't it satisfying when a killer gets busted

that was the only part that made me laugh. it was awesomely direct

The funny think is that he probably thought he was lying like a mastermind and everything was going according to plan, so yeah hearing that probably felt like a nuclear blast in his head


20:28 GOD she's clever, so insidiously crafty. God damn. She used a lie to make the suspect more nervous when he lies.
That was amazing to hear.


He would have made a great politician.<br>By great you know what I mean.

He would have made a great politician.
By great you know what I mean.


Polygrapher: "So, if you DID have something to do with their disappearances, it would be really stupid for you to come in and take a Polygraph test today."
Chris Watts: "Exactly."
Polygrapher: "RIGHT?!"

I love her. What a badass.

Eh, Polygraphs are not immiscible in court so.

She was pretty cringe. I’m sure she had him freaked out in the moment, which is good, but watching it from the outside she just comes off as a really bad actor

"Hm, I hadn't considered that." (gets up and leaves)


Polygrapher: "What are some ways you can kill someone?"
Chris: "ok well killing someone is a very difficult thing to do and i would never even think of doing something like that so i wouldnt know any possible ways to kill someone because killing someone is such a despicable horrible thing to do and i would never want to wish harm on anyone so i wouldnt have done a single thing to make my family die---i mean disappear because i wouldnt want to wish harm on anyone because killing is bad and i would never do such a thing"
Polygrapher: 🧍♀

Inaccurate, Chris would've said 'I wouldn't have done a single thing to make <b>that</b> family die'

Inaccurate, Chris would've said 'I wouldn't have done a single thing to make *that* family die'

@coten this is a really interesting observation, def seems like he was subconsciously trying to separate himself from the act of murder

Weeknie My first thought was, why ‘disappear?’ ‘Disappear’ makes me think of magic tricks and illusion, not murder.

I was looking for a comment like this haha.

@Weeknie It's supposed to just be general, short word responses. You're not supposed to 'explain' how you would kill / dispensary someone. Just say methods that might work.

For instance, you could say you could 'shoot them' regardless of whether or not you know how to operate, buy, or dispose of a firearm as well as not knowing how to get away with it.

Another one would 'sell them off'. Again, you don't have to know how to get connections to sellers, how any of the underground works, or even have a conceivable idea of the industry at all. You just have to know 'it exists, somehow' and say it as an example.

Perhaps a better question would be 'what jobs could get in society'. The important part here is simply naming jobs... not figuring out which ones are actually feasibly within your reach while considering your level of income, education level, or status.

--

The idea is that an innocent person will be completely detached from the question and simply 'say answers' while a guilty person, or person related to the question in some way, will intrinsically think the question is 'about them' and answer somewhat defensively or put themself into the answers... when in actuality the question did not require the need for personal introspection whatsoever.

@Vincent C. I dunno, maybe I'm just overanalyzing. Id be saying like "yeah I could bury them I guess" but then immediately shoot holes in my own story. But you make a good point I suppose, now that I think about it Mythbusters and breaking bad gave me two quite good ways to do it

That's not an accurate impression of Chris, to make it more accurate you need at least 60 repetitions of the word "like" scattered randomly throughout the comment. Then it would be perfect. 👍

@Weeknie dude, you've seen movie, you've seen news report about killers, stuff like that, it's honestly not that bad of a question if you're innocent

I'm honestly wondering though how this is considered a question regarding "common knowledge". If you ask me how to make someone disappear, I would have no idea how to respond to that question. I mean, my answer would be a simple "how would I know", not the elaborate response he gave, but would they expect me to successfully answer that question if I wasn't guilty?


Murder 101: Lesson 3<br>Sharpen your hunting knives in rollin' good times. This way you'll eliminate all suspicion of motive.

Murder 101: Lesson 3
Sharpen your hunting knives in rollin' good times. This way you'll eliminate all suspicion of motive.

@Shift Automotive He did it with the devils. But he went in alone.

@Iemran Juffri Hard to believe he pulled it off by himself

@Shift Automotive The neighbours knew they were fighting. (Check Raw Bodycam, Chris Watts neighbour.) So, the whole murder was senseless.


Must be awful for her to sit there when she knows full well he’s killed his wife and kids.

@lion x warrior She disassociates, like the comment above stated. She just doesn't feel any emotion either way, just has more of a suspicion of one outcome than the other.

Get good at dissociation.  Not as hard as youd think. Harder to turn the switch back the other way

Novascotia Skater “well technically” goofy

She’s given interviews. There’s an Oxygen special about it somewhere on YT. She expresses her disgust repeatedly and vividly.

Pretty sure it's not awful or great it's her job and she's good at it that's why she does what she does and the people on the internet don't do what she does

Well...technically they didn’t know yet for sure...they suspected ....but it was after this ....when they were talking to him about failing the test that they were told the bed sheet was found at Cervi 319.... so during all this test prep she doesn’t know yet...

Jordan Marshall she went full savage on him. I think she’s fine. She’s probably happy she gets a chance to fuck with his mind.


i've watched this before, but i just LOVE hearing the woman giving the polygraph reassure him that it's terrific he's a terrible liar and that he will for sure be found innocent, because it's driving home the fact that they BOTH know he's guilty and they are inevitably going to find out in five minutes. his fate as a dead man is sealed in that moment.


It's like watching an alien try to act human after studying us for years.

@Polarbearsrus hes thinking too much. hes guilty and he knows it and hes trying to act innocent. if ur innocent and got accused of a crime you dont have to overthink anything because you know you didnt commit the crime. if ur guilty, every single question u get asked becomes torture because you have to think about how to respond, your tone of voice, how you should word your response, where you should look, should you make eye contact? do you answer the question directly? do you pretend to be shocked or cry?

Exactly, he's a terrible actor, most narcissists are.


I love the question at the beginning. "When we find the guy who took them"

Because the story for the entire time until then was that she took the kids and left because of their marriage problems. "Find the guy who took them." If Chris was innocent shouldn't he be super confused as to what the officer means by that statement? But he isnt.

Absolutely mind blowing stuff

Yeah some guy who had nothing to do with it might have said like "We know for sure someone took them? And no one told me they were kidnapped?"

never thought about this, but great observation!! omg i wonder if the detectives did this on purpose


This is a example of what not to do. Lol


I just called the police and confessed to smoking weed 3 years ago because of this investigator.

You're making a good decision, good choice.


Polygrapher: Chris you failed the polygraph. You're not being honest with us, we need you to tell us what actually happened. <br>Chris: I promise I didn't lie 🥺

Polygrapher: Chris you failed the polygraph. You're not being honest with us, we need you to tell us what actually happened.
Chris: I promise I didn't lie 🥺

@Lela ahh, thank you :) I didn't realise

@DaLoneWolf KillerSinz it's a troll , don't worry

@Luyando Mweemba it was him. I don't know what the person above is talking about. Some people suspect that the other girl christ was with had something to do with it aswell, so maybe that's what they meant. But that's just a guess.

He's not the real killer. Also, nobody cares about the crazy MLM wife.


I need.... i want them back... i have to have then back...

He is such a freak


he probably crapped himself when the lady said “you could smother someone, you could strangle someone”

@DangerDan Yeah, polygraphs are becoming less and less admissible in court.

My question is was that coincidence that she mentioned the two exacts acts. Bc I’m assuming they hadn’t found the bodies yet... And if they don’t have concrete evidence of his guilt then a lot of these tactics are feeling like coercive confessions to me.

@DangerDan She probably had it running in the background all the time. She knew he was guilty after all. She knew what to say to make his heart race. As the video said, polygraph tests are not admissible in court. They can easily compare the readings from when he was normally talking to when the detective starts listing out the crimes. This guy is such a bad liar, answering questions directly, its a surprise he didn't get caught much earlier.

@Iain  Could that not happen with an innocent person as well if they were just worried and stressed over what she was saying? I don't trust polygraphs.

@Josiah Lamb 15:35
When she mentioned the actual causes everything would have spiked on that polygraph

Exactly lol that even made ME nervous. I can't imagine what feeling went through his body.

You could smother someone and drop them in oil batteries...

Yeah it's creepy when he says 'you can drop them in a trap' after he dropped his daughters in the oil tanks.


"So you obviously are a really bad liar. Have people told you that before?"

Gottdamnmm!

It's hardly the most important part, but it pisses me off that he went with deception considering he has the acting chops of a 15th string JC penney mannequin

@Ahoy Captain You're welcome. Honestly, the polygrapher is brilliant at her job. She's already putting him on edge before she starts the test.

@Mish375 S Gotcha that makes sense now <br>Thank you so much

@Mish375 S Gotcha that makes sense now
Thank you so much

@Ahoy Captain Zebra stripes in the wild disorient flies. They kind of have an odd illusionary effect. In this case, they're on clothes to disorient guilty suspects and make them feel more on edge.

@it's me again yessss I think she wore it to make Chris’s subconscious go crazy


It's so obvious! If he was innocent and his wife and kids were missing he'd be hysterical, demanding why they weren't out looking for them, you be disgusted at the list of murder possibilities. He's not even trying

Honestly I think he is trying his hardest to look like he's cooperating fully. It's just that he has no real concept of what genuine human emotion should look like.

Exactly. I’d be pissed as to why am I being asked about murder possibilities when my wife and kids are missing. Why would they put that in my mind

And most he would be frustrated or angry that why are they dedicating questions like he has to do anything with their disappearance.


Doesn't he realise that any normal person, let alone father, would be a freaking mess! He is so calm, it is bloody disturbing.

I felt so disturbed by his demeanor. Last part he was laughing, smirking almost prior to the first interrogation. Like what the fuck man?

hes probably extremely nervous on the inside , some people shut down like that in stressful situations


This channel is amazing, and yet in the back of my head my paranoia is like "ONE DAY YOU'LL BE ON TRIAL FOR SOMETHING YOU DIDN'T DO AND THEY'LL USE YOUR YOUTUBE HISTORY TO SHOW YOU TRIED TO LEARN TO CON INTERVIEWERS."

Yes, it’s like ... should I remove this. Or erase my history cuz This type of stuff really is interesting!

I was just thinking this like 10 minutes ago😂

They'll send the same lady for your interrogation. All that research would be a waste :D

I've thought this as well.🤣🤣 I legit think I'll be on trial one day.  For something, idk.


@7:19 - @8:16

You know how-when 🐍’s constrict their prey?


When she tells him he’s a bad liar like it’s a compliment and he starts to panic. That’s the real tea.


She literally tells you you're a terrible liar, but you still go ahead and take the test? Bruh.<br>Shoulda called Saul.

She literally tells you you're a terrible liar, but you still go ahead and take the test? Bruh.
Shoulda called Saul.

you know that she tells this to everyone?

@Karim B or lawblog.. Can't remember what it was haha I'm rusty on my arrested development lately. I have to freshen up on that haha

@Karim B he can find him in the bobloblawlawbook..


someone said:everything happen for a reason

Me:even it stupid?


“Did you have anything to do with your wife’s disappearance?”
Chris: no
Her: .... 👁 👄 👁


It’s so obvious this guy is thinking with the wrong head!


She was almost playing with him with that “soon there’s gonna be TWO people who know if you’re guilty. Isn’t that cool?? :D” line. Meanwhile he looks like he’s seconds away from throwing up

@Alycia Marie He was under no obligation to take the test, period. A smart man never would have walked into that room.

Has to be the reason she gave him the bathroom break just prior, or she would have needed a mop after saying that!

@Alycia Marie I guess, playing devils advocate, I would try to remember that polygraphs are inadmissible as evidence, and what they think they know is irrelevant compared with what they can prove.

She put him in a position where anything he did made him look bad she said if you’re lying you shouldn’t be taking this test. So if he says neverMind I can’t do this he’s guilty and if he takes the tests they know he’s guilty

I can't imagine how hard it must be to know in your gut you are sitting across from a family annihilator and pretend to be friendly w the POS in order to get him to talk and hopefully confess without lawyering up


That was incredible Jim, the polygraphers technique was marvellous and terrifying.


Polygrapher: "...you could smother someone..."
Chris "..smother someone"
Polygrapher: "...you could strangle someone..."
Chris "yea...its hard for me to think about that right now"

The polygrapher is BOSS!

hello well I think she is a bad ass and loved every move of this lady and the detective but is not that difficult to think he maybe smother or strangle them because the house was spotless remember, no mess apparently. If he use a knife, a bullet or if she was actually awake there will be at least some blood or marks on him but nothing was there. Thank god he is the dumbest criminal ever, second ones are the ones I just caught another sociopath couple. By another I highly meant Nichol Kessinger.

@N330AA I think any trained investigator would be carefully listening to the list of possibilities, and clue into the ones that weren't included. I'm by no means an investigator, but I think I would wonder why he left suffocation off, but added such unusual possibilities like 'beating them into a coma" or "running them over".

@hello no I dont think so. I think she guessed with how he answered. He listed about 7 ways u cud kill someone quite easy but didn't list strangling and suffocating until he was pushed and he mentioned them one after the other. It is her job to study lies

Jakki Akki have they discovered the bodies before the polygraph test?

Was that just a coincide that she asked those 2 or did she suspect something?


Honestly this guy is literally the worst killer , it is so obvious that he is lying , the way he speak , the words he use 'like, like' for example , how calm he is (until things get more serious , he shit himself at that moment lol) ,


Would have been great, had the officers said "We found your family" and then seen his reaction.

@MUFFINHEAD1985 Yes. But there are people out there who think he didn't do it. 🙄

@WendySW714 of course. I'm just saying it's a risky tactic.

@MUFFINHEAD1985 You mean, IF he hadn't done it, right?

and then it turned out he didn't do it and they lied to a man about his wife and 2 kids being alive.

@Crow Medicine lmao yes and then when he showed up later. She just kept the act going even tho they had all the evidence of her guilt 🤣

@MariOkami Yup. She was a terrible actress. That was great.

@WendySW714 ah yes like Dalia Dippolito. When she is told her husband was found killed she goes hysterical

omg i would like to see how he would react XD

I can recall a couple of cases where they did do that! They were murder-for-hire cases.


Why did he agree to a poly? Why didnt he lawyer up & keep silent?


“Right now there’s only one person in this room who knows the truth, and in about five minutes there will be two of us.”

clock moves nearly an hour ahead

“Right now there’s only one person in this room who knows the truth, and in about five minutes there will be two of us.”

*clock moves nearly an hour ahead*


Don’t get me wrong, I’m glad he did not get a lawyer...but this is why you get a lawyer. 🤣

@Mathias Ringle if you're innocent a lawyer will have no problem proving it don't try it yourself

@Mathias Ringle we are glad he got caught but no matter what you should get a lawyer or don't talk to cop's they aren't your friend they don't care if you did it or not if they can convince people you are guilty then you are don't matter what you're story is

You seem to disregard the fact the man is uneducated enough to attack his family in such fashion

So you think he should have lawyered up and tried to get away with it?

Led Floyd I was thinking the exact same thing you couldn’t have said It any better

He should have refused all these interviews until they actually pressed charges, at that point you simply get an attorney. I don't think he understands, they're trained to get answers out of people exactly like him. This man is a detectives wet dream. At least with a lawyer it's a wet dream, but with a condom.

People  always act amazed these sociopaths, murderers, child predators and serial killers  don’t have the capacity  to act properly (remain silent or utilize a lawyer) after  they commit abnormal and illogical  acts  like killing their family. If they are able to do these crimes, to me it’s not strange that they talk and lie to police. In fact guilty people almost always to talk their way out. It’s human nature.

I also think he is such a narcissist that he truely believed he would get away with it

@Timmy Long His father looks rich enough.

I think people think they look more credible by not lawyering up.. polygraph?,sure,Dna ,I have nothing to hide... knowing they do.

Knew he couldn’t afford one or even find one without Shaanan’s help.


Something that I find so disgusting and horrifically disturbing is how he can sit there and say “I love those kids. Kids are your lifeline.” Knowing damn well that he just murdered those innocent girls in cold blood and threw them away in a tank. This man is so complex and is the reincarnation of the devil. He took the life of two children that he helped bring into this world, those are the actions of a true monster. I hope the family of the wife and kids can truly find peace and I hope he gets to live with this heavy guilt for the rest of his life and entirety after. 🥀🪨

@pearlllg Fetus isn’t a child, but all right.


Kids stuff family 😂😂😂😂😂 wow that dont make sense. They should of gave him something to drink or start making a truth serum all these yrs and now truth serum yet we can solve cases quick.


People, including me, ask "how could he do that to his kids?", but after this video I think he never loved or even liked his kids so it was easier for him to do what he did. Just him repeating these/those kids was so heartbreaking.


Polygrapher: You're a horrible liar
Chris: *This was a bad idea chris*

Polygrapher: You're a horrible liar
Chris: **This was a bad idea chris**

@TIV67 Playz I had some horrible experiences with religion that basically ruined my life so any talk with religion makes me uncomfortable

who knew murdering people was a bad idea

@Monètyea but he never came back, he's been 2000 years late

@TIV67 Playz
Have faith and trust in yourself. You don’t need Jesus to be your moral support or to “have your back”. If god truly loved someone he would accept someone no matter what.

How do you know he went to heaven? Did you ask him? Is there scientific evidence to prove he went to heaven?

I respect people and the religions they believe but only when they also respect that I don’t believe in any religions.

@polygondwanaland i know that but I said SON. Muslims don’t believe Christ is the son of God.

@polygondwanaland jews dont disagree actually lol theyre kinda going through the similar “the end is nigh” phase rn

@Monèt Jesus also appears as a major Islamic prophet, so that's not actually true.

@polygondwanaland Because Christianity is the only religion where God sent his son down to earth to save people during Christ’s time and thousands of years after. Amen we aren’t deserving of it!❤

@TIV67 Playz I failed my exam, I said Jesus was the answer. Last time I take advice from a youtube comment.

@TIV67 Playz Why should someone pick Christianity over any other of the world's thousands of religions? I'm sure Jews disagree, I'm sure Hindus disagree.

@TIV67 Playz I thought that the bible said you  can't predict when the rapture will happen?


So many people are hooked on this case and you sir explain everything so well  .......


Not gonna like this man the MJ of interrogating people.


The fact that he never calls his children “my kids” but instead used “those kids” or “the kids” says a lot about how him

@Navacado alright thank you, I'll go through them again!

@DOC M I looked through the whole video again and either I missed it or it's actually in part 1. At some point during the series he did say it though.

@Navacado lol really I missed that 😂 what's the video time stamp when he says that wife?

@AxelSpott what do you mean what does it say about him, he literally killed his wife and kids with no remorse. That kinda gives all you need to know about what kind of person he was

The fact he murdered his  family says a lot about him


The Polygrapher Detective is a Master at what she does and I love how she acted like she was chatting to Chris at a Supermarket before she proved he murdered his family.


"Thanks for being a horrible liar"<br> Imagine the thumping in his chest after she said that lol up until that point he still had hope he could beat it, even his voice sounds weird on the answers he lies about, hes terrible

"Thanks for being a horrible liar"
 Imagine the thumping in his chest after she said that lol up until that point he still had hope he could beat it, even his voice sounds weird on the answers he lies about, hes terrible


"I made those kids, they're my life, I do more things with those kids than regular dads" <br>Chris has to force so hard to produce lies that go against his genuine beliefs. It's like a teenager lying about liking a certain band or sport or whatever to fit in. But it's about loving his own children. I'm guessing the hardest part of Chris' life up until his arrest was fitting into society with zero compassion for his fellow human beings.

"I made those kids, they're my life, I do more things with those kids than regular dads"
Chris has to force so hard to produce lies that go against his genuine beliefs. It's like a teenager lying about liking a certain band or sport or whatever to fit in. But it's about loving his own children. I'm guessing the hardest part of Chris' life up until his arrest was fitting into society with zero compassion for his fellow human beings.

people in his position be given counseling. Maybe he didn't know he couldn't be a dad until it was too late.

Normal people refer to their kids as "my" or "mine".


The violent language he uses to describe his kids is very telling. He talks about them tackling him, knocking him over, throwing things at him, but never anything positive. He doesn’t say “kiss them goodnight” or “fix their booboos”. I wonder if one of the kids made him snap that day, maybe one was being a little cheeky and he lost his shit.

He killed them because he wanted his affair partner without dealing with a divorce and child support. Those poor little girls probably didn’t do anything to piss him off more than just existing. :(

you forgot when they used to throw nuggets at his head lol

@Adara For him to kill his wife and kids that bad. He had no “genuine love” for them. He was a stone cold heated fool.

It's probably a symptom of the repressed anger this family annihilator had and his lack of genuine love and affection for the girls.

Something tells me he's never the one to initiate hugs or kisses. Poor kids were hated for just existing<br>Edit: also notice how he uses the term "barrel into me" but always corrects himself

Something tells me he's never the one to initiate hugs or kisses. Poor kids were hated for just existing
Edit: also notice how he uses the term "barrel into me" but always corrects himself


This was really nerve wrecking to watch for some reason. I can only imagine the internal panic that guy was experiencing during the entire test, it's so clear he's cracking under the pressure.


6:22 When the interrogator says, "Tonight's been a rough night; I can imagine." Chris' response, "I only slept 2 hours last night." Yeah like forget that my pregnant wife and 2 kids have been missing overnight...I didn't get enough sleep!! Nah, that's not a guilty man!


When he says “nothing you’ve told me tonight makes sense, nothing you’ve told me tonight feels like the truth.” Do you see how the suspect relaxes?  Lying makes people tense and when the truth is put out there there’s a relaxing that happens in the person


One of the most powerful questions I think I have ever heard from an investigator, What should happen to the person who did this? asked to the prime suspect him/herself?


Everyone keeps saying he's a psychopath/sociopath but him being pathetic at deception is exactly why he ISN'T one. And that makes it even scarier.


Everyone interacting with Chris for this three parter is like “Uh, that is. Bull Shit.” The wife’s friend, the first responding officers, the neighbor, the interrogators. This dude was divinely incapable of catching a break.


i have a genuine question, when being asked to take a polygraph test can the person deny? like i dont understand why he came in and actually took that test. i know the police know that he’s a terrible liar but couldn’t he at least say no to the polygraph test? and what happens if he denies to take it?

Yes, he can say no. But he knows he will appear guilty if he refuses. That shouldn't matter to him but they've framed this in such a way that if he can pass this test he'll be home free and all the suspicion will be off him so its just too tempting for him to not take that risk. stupid move of course. But he was going to get caught no matter what. Taking the test was a desperate "hail mary" play.


It must be scary to be alone in a room with the person you know is guilty.


Honestly I’ve been around someone for years who lies and I find it pretty easy to see through the lies people try and tell and this guy SUCKS at lying,


watched this dozens of times if I've watched it once, Tammy going "How'dyaFEEL" after the first part of the polygraph still absolutely sends me


After the polygraph test lady said "so how do you feel you did great" any normal dad looking for their kids would have responded in anger "wtf am i doing here i need to be finding my family" i knew from the moment his tv "plea for help" on the news he killed them and even then people told me to "get some respect"


This guy had already lost by the very start of the polygraph. No innocent father could even have a conversation about the various ways his family may have been murdered without completely breaking down.


Polygraph have always been pseudoscience. The creator stated how he wished he'd never invented the machine after how it's been used. It is highly effective at freaking people out due to the misconception about how it works and the accuracy if the machine, which is how it seems to be used here.


I would be a mess if a detective etc asked me the ways you could make someone disappear. I really think I would've shat myself as an innocent on the other end of this woman's questioning.


I was less anxious last time I got arrested than I was watching this! Lol love it


He’s continuously referring to his family as objects “I love those kids” almost like you can love THOSE shoes so sinister


I’m addicted to true crime interrogations and this…this one hits different. I hope he get what he deserves every day in prison.


I honestly wonder what was going through his head as he watched that last video on his phone. Did he actually feel some form of remorse, or did he know he was on camera and was simply trying to put on a show?


This guy actually thought he could pass a lie detector test….wow.


I've never been in trouble a day in my life but when she said if you did this then you shouldn't even be taking this test, and that scared me lol. If I was ever thinking about breaking the law after watching this morning way in heck lol


why anyone guilty or innocent would ever take a polygraph is mindboggling


Do you guys ever think about the before and after quality of your abilities to successfully lie during an interrogation between never watching one of these videos - and watching all of them? 👀


The interrogators are so good that even I feel like confessing!


I knew he was guilty from the jump. He used past tense words. He used full words instead of conjunctions.. such as "I am not sure" instead of saying "I'm not sure"  and saying "if these kids are not ok" instead of "aren't" .. saying full words is a way to try to seem more truthful but a truthful person doesn't have to try to seem truthful cuz they know they are telling the truth. It's just little things that can show us the difference between an honest person and a liar.


I love how she finds out he's guilty even before using the apparatus and the video marks out "*Knows he's guilty"


I still can’t get over the RANCID and VISCOUS energy emanating from Ms. Poly here. She has weaponized “cool PTO mom” voice into something that can unmake a man.


I think it’s very telling when he’s asked how you could make someone disappear the first thing he says is “hire someone to do it or have someone you know do it”… hmmm Nicole Kensinger, maybe?! Additionally, when the investigator says, “you can smother someone”… I think it’s interesting how he finished her statement and the change and crack in his voice. <br>Any thoughts?

I think it’s very telling when he’s asked how you could make someone disappear the first thing he says is “hire someone to do it or have someone you know do it”… hmmm Nicole Kensinger, maybe?! Additionally, when the investigator says, “you can smother someone”… I think it’s interesting how he finished her statement and the change and crack in his voice.
Any thoughts?

I noticed the voice crack. He skirts around how he killed them and says every other possible way.


She is awesome. She comes in almost as this sympathetic motherly woman and then boom she gets him for murder! She is awesome at what she does and she helped to bring a little justice to Shannon and her kids souls and family and friends!


"I'm gonna commit to you that we will not stop working until we find them." That sentence was <b>intense</b>

"I'm gonna commit to you that we will not stop working until we find them." That sentence was *intense*


5:12 "Usually at 4am, I wake up, I go down and work out..." That itself is a reason for life sentence right there.

i paused the video and thought about my life


can we talk about how well these videos are edited??


I can feel my own heart beating after those questions


I love the polygrapher, saying "you're pretty much an idiot if you decide to sit here and lie to me if you had <b>nothing</b> to do it, haha!"

I love the polygrapher, saying "you're pretty much an idiot if you decide to sit here and lie to me if you had *nothing* to do it, haha!"


Ohh god I can’t believe this my heart is broken he is Evil!!
He was talk about them in past… Good cop know that something wrong..
Big thanks for the neighbours and police they did fantastic job.
I’m still watching this and I can’t get over it
How he did that how?!?!?


Ya know, when Chris says Kids, spouse, family, he’s definitely making things worse for himself. I swear to god my cat even gave me a confused look as it walked by.


This Detective is very good at his job !


"I didnt lie on that polygraph I promise"

well then, you're free to go


“I’d be really stupid to be here today if you had something to do with those girls missing “<br>Chris: I’m stupid lol

“I’d be really stupid to be here today if you had something to do with those girls missing “
Chris: I’m stupid lol


Dude said "those kids" instead of "my kids" what a monster, you know he probably never truly loved them.

So cynical. Viewing his own kids as an object. Sad world out here bro


Thanks you!!!! too all those people who brought him to justice!!!!! Aman!!!


What does "barrel rush" mean?  CW used this phrase in most of his pre-planned responses regarding the disappearance of his children.


To be fair….. I haven’t murdered anyone & I was struggling to think of ways to kill someone. I thought of a few and then ran out and he probably thought of more than me😂 I would look guilty as hell in there!


Interesting to see at around 12:15 the polygrapher either self-soothing or twiddling her thumbs....then she seems to suddenly realise what she's doing and stops. 🤔😊


If I was innocent and my wife and kids went missing and the polygraph lady started asking me list all the possible ways people might kill other people or especially if she started listing possibilities herself I'd probably pass out with anxiety or just lose my mind and smash the computer over her head.


That interrogator is a GREAT professional. Wow.


She's so brutal in a passive aggressive way, ❤it


You think cops are psychos too? I wonder if some of them get satisfaction, watching the murderer across from them lose the light of life in their eyes as they realize how awful what they did was, and whats gonna happen to them next.


The interrogator is by far the best! great job!!


“Thank you for being a horrible liar”
🤣🤣🤣🤣 💀
Man she’s cool af.


4:07 “it’s never gonna die”
Actually, it already has. Your family took their love with them, when you murdered them.


The Work of the investigator is astonishing, absolutely professional.

Chris is such an naive Idiot thinking he could take on that investigator. He didn't notice what kind of treacherous words were coming out of his mouth.

He would have preferred to shut up. He is a definitive bad liar. Haha


With every "I love these kids" I wanna rage.


First off, he's acting way way too calm and there seems to be no sense of urgency to find his missing wife and kids. When looking at the pictures he seems emotionless. I'd be screaming my lungs out at the interrogator to start a search immediately. His actions are an easy dead give away, you don't need to be a investigator to see this.


Well I failed miserably my heart was pounding on every question. I couldn't believe how many times he was giggling at things.


How did she know to specifically say "smother them" and "strangle them"? Weren't they still missing at this point?


Dude I could answer how someone could make my family disappear if my family had disappeared and I was innocent. I'd break down


Detectives use psychology more than therapists.


I am so sick of him saying “just, like”, especially the weird mantra he has “I just, like, want them to run through that door and hug me.” He’s a fucking A L I E N.


My hearts beating just hearing the questions and I'm not even answering them.


Ok but like, the question “what are ways you know how to make people disappear,” is kind of a bad question. I would be absolutely screwed for that question even if I was innocent. My mind is very weird and I would throw out hella ways to “make someone disappear.” Granted they would be easily traceable and I wouldn’t know a cover story, but they’d “disappear” nonetheless. Maybe I shouldn’t be writing this🤔


Who kills their entire family, thinking after a while everyone will just shrug their shoulders and say "Oh well they are gone, better move on!"


People like this shouldn't commit murder honestly, he can't lie to save his life, even a 5 yr old could interrogate him and already assume he did it.


Absolutely sickening, lost for words , the only person they trusted in this world turned out to be a absolute devil


Wow that testing procedure is bs...they set you up to fail! F-that; always lawyer up.


He never says "my kids." It's always "those kids," "the kids," or "these kids."


We all know he did it but it would be nice to have a camera on the polygraph to show the reading at the time.


This dude just isn’t very bright lmao if I was being questioned for the disappearance of my wife and children I would outright refuse to answer a question about listing different ways to make people disappear, and I would be justified. It would be completely reasonable to not respond. Instead he just goes right into it


6mins: "Kids... that's your life, that's your lifeline." He changed his words for the worse. I bet they felt like a lifeline. Trying to appeal his "empathy" towards *these kids was the only thing he could think to do to bs his way out.


The polygrapher lady is so relaxed and polite sitting in front of a wife killer haha id lose my shit.


He nods when interrogator asks him if he had something to do with the disappearance of his wife and she says: and the answer is "no" (while nodding). Min 17:46


Did they really let him go home after first interrogation?


I can't imagine murdering someone and taking a polygraph lol.


I would break immediately if I we're the one getting interrogated by that officer.


come on man this guy isn't even trying lmao

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In addition, when he talks about his kids and how he would make them dinner and sitting with them at the dining table, at that point he should have broken down if he was really concerned about the kids. Eye's should have been balling at that point but it just calm, composed talking.....


Holy hell I've never seen a worse liar in my life. He wont shut up at all lol


"Before 2018..."
"No."
"Did you have something to do with the disappearance of your wife and children?"
"nO~"

Real master of subterfuge. His voice changed so much I thought someone else answered the question.


Omg the part when the lady left & he started watching videos of the kids 😣


He is so distanced. He always refers to his kids as 'those kids'. Weird


"My family has been missing for 2 days! It's only now that I can look back and laugh."


I can't believe that the use of English was most telling factor in this entire case


So he's been only pretending to be happy for all the years he was a family man?


Me: lawyer. I want a lawyer.<br>Cop :Ma'am, I am just trying to order my food.

Me: lawyer. I want a lawyer.
Cop :Ma'am, I am just trying to order my food.


One question I’ve had all along - why didn’t he get a lawyer??  He had to know they suspected him, yet he just kept talking without representation?

@stimmo77 I understand not wanting to appear guilty by “hiding” behind a lawyer, but as soon as he failed the polygraph I would have expected him to lawyer up.  Just weird how it all went down


Passive Accusation<br>(treating Chris like the child he remains)

Passive Accusation
(treating Chris like the child he remains)


Chris sitting for polygraph test. <br>me:  *SWEATING  UNCONTROLLABLY *

Chris sitting for polygraph test.
me:  *SWEATING  UNCONTROLLABLY *


Polygrapher- So when I ask you if your responsible for the murder of your family your answer should be no<br>Chris- Right got it yea I can do that

Polygrapher- So when I ask you if your responsible for the murder of your family your answer should be no
Chris- Right got it yea I can do that


Is she trying to make him own up to all the possibilities of death, so that he cant think of it in a way to answer truthfully?


we need this lady to question brian laundrie