"What do you think he should get when we catch him?"
"Life in prison, isn't that what he gets?"

That's exactly what he got.


the polygraph lady is like “omg, I mean, you have too sensitive results to lies, hahaha, if you’re done something you would definitely be caught. So funny”


Oh no... I'm having trouble with the question, "What are ways you can make someone disappear?"   Does that mean I'm probably guilty of something?


Thank you for being a horrible liar. Awesome. 😂😂😂


For someone w such a high IQ, you would think he would know to have a lawyer present


At 14:37, Watts seems like he's seeking approval from the authority figure in the room again by heightening his intonation at the end of his sentence. Interesting.


Bruh, that lady has some hella scary vibes. I bet noone steals her lunch from the break room fridge.


They should have added "cannot be used in a court of law" when they mentioned the polygraph. Literally all you have to say is "No" when they ask for a polygraph and it cannot be used or  mentioned in court. They are not accurate and are not considered to be evidence in any form. KEEP YOUR MOUTHS SHUT!!! This guy should fry though.

@A slightly disappointing salad It also shows his arrogance. He knew exactly what he did and still thought he could beat the polygraph.

I too am concerned by this whole process. Not because Watts, he is clearly guilty. But these methods have and still do also land innocent people in jail

I feel like it’s more of a psychological thing, where a person is more likely to show signs of lying and showing signs of trying to cover up lies


If you are guilty, will the wall clock noise (like in the video) make you more nervous?


What does he think is gonna happen
“ Yes I am acting extremely strange avoiding questions answering simple questions for 6 minutes and not showing any emotion to the children that I raised and saw grow and calls them those children like I don’t care at all and failed the lie detector test BUT I PROMISE I didn’t murder them or take them”
“Oh you promise? Oh okay! You can go home”

Like-


Even with the marital discord, there wasn't rancor or fighting.  Shanann's anger was more against Cindy Watts than at Chris.   Murder was so unconscionable and unnecessary that I would have believed that something else must have happened.


i know that if the case of "who shot off all those fireworks in the baseball diamond by my house" ended up with me and the polygraph woman I'd probably be in prison somehow.


16:02 this whole scenario would be so fucked up if he was innocent, like forcing the person to go through all the potential ways their family members might have been murdered... he would definitely not be cooperating with this exercise if he was innocent


He said: “if those kids are not okay.”
“Those”  not “my”
Total dissociation.


The one thing I can forgive Watts for (intellectually, not morally) is assuming his "kidnapped" family was dead. I think a lot of rational innocent people would realize that if someone is kidnapped and didn't leave a ransom note, it's safe to assume they're dead or being abused by their captor. Either way, they're definitely being harmed.

It's like that John Mulvaney bit where he makes fun of that scene in every cop show where the homicide division questions a dock worker that won't stop moving boxes, and after several questions very obviously pertaining to a disappearance, he'll finally put down a box, wipe his brow, and ask "Why? Sumpin' happen to her?"


Even a blind person could see through his nonsense. 😂


Wow, the polygraph test administrator had so many psy ops before she even did the test! It's cool.


Have mercy the FBI can retrieve deleted data?!?! That’s wild. Is there more info on this technology?


You can hear it in his voice when he tells a lie he sounds wayy less confident


@21:27 II could tell with those 'noise he was truthful about the before 2018 question then lied on the disappearance question. Went from a conferdent no to a unsure no. You can hear the nerves in his voice.


Cop : "What should we do?? What if he hurt them??"👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
Chris : "A pizza party..followed immediately with the release of the kids killer?? Yep, that's justice. The kids would want it that way."
Cop : 🤦🤦🤦


Its crazy when you get life in prison you don’t get to use simple things, like a cellphone or drive a car again in your life. Thats hard


BRUTAL...plain brutal.  Can't have him in the mob, he'll crack easily.  I wanna play poker with him.


How dumb is he to not realize going on and on about how he loves his kids and wouldn't want them to be harmed looks very suspect. That goes without saying. Why would you feel the need to convince someone so much of the obvious?


I wish the investigation in my country was that capable.


When hes answering the question about what should happen to the guy who did this hes also trying to figure out if the death penalty is on the table FOR HIMSELF


'The FBI have a program that can retrieve messages from someone's phone after they've been deleted."  <br>Yeah, that "program" is called Telecom Company cooperation with Law Enforcement.   If that doesn't work they use the program called NSA.

'The FBI have a program that can retrieve messages from someone's phone after they've been deleted."
Yeah, that "program" is called Telecom Company cooperation with Law Enforcement.   If that doesn't work they use the program called NSA.


18 mins in: "there's no way he's going to take a polygraph. That would be so stupid. There's no way he's going to actually take the polygraph!"
Edit
22 mins in: "let's do it" "OH MY GOD"


This is my fav YouTube page, hands down….I’ve been watching these videos for the past 3 days…this guy is a POS


16:00. Tammy solidifies herself as the GOAT of interrogators. Truth.


I’ve done a polygraph a before for the NSA.  Didn’t take more than a couple hours.  I failed and the funny thing is I told the truth throughout.  A couple of my coworkers took it and I know very well they didn’t tell the truth.  They passed.


Officer : what did you do once you found out your family was missing?<br>Chris: I worked out

Officer : what did you do once you found out your family was missing?
Chris: I worked out


How would a Dad refer his daughters as "Those kids" 🙄


😂🤣 “that’s a good thing, thank you for being a horrible liar”


It seems like he could hardly remember his kids names. Were they his biological kids?


The way he keeps talking about the pictures of his kids reminds me of maes hughes from fullmetal alchemist,  except he didn't murder his daughter


Just here to tell you there is another channel by this guy titled "J C S", with some more videos and please watch "the case of Andy B." from this channel if you havent already, you really missing out!


Tammy, although an amazing interrogator, has poor posture and a hunchback.  There, I said it.


just took a vacation and came back, still cant get over this cold blooded situation..period!!!


"Thank you for being a horrible lier" 🤣🤣🤣


i wanna see his heart rate when the poly graph lady helped him find ways to murder someone " smother someone strangle someone" yikes lol


Imagine being that woman's kid. Best liar of the century.


The tone in his voice changes everytime he lied


This was an interrogation, not a polygraph test.


To be honest, if you were innocent and someone started asking how you could kill someone I would probably just show them. Like your wife and kids are missing and they asking you to describe the possible things that could happen to them. Smh. Obviously, this dude was guilty, but what if they employed this tactic on someone who is genuinely innocent?

I would be like "well I watch a lot of true crime and some murders are carried out by...".  Its a loaded question.  If u say I don't know, you look like u r downplaying.  U give examples of how, then u look knowledgeable to carry it out.


how... she mentioned the exact causes of death ?!!


Not sure how no one in that building drowned in Chris' forehead sweat when those questions came in.


I wouldn't mind if the FBI could extract and read every text msg I've ever written. They would just see all the hilarious jokes I've made!


That polygrapher is amazing at her job. Also random comment: but does anyone else think she resembles Carmela Soprano?


I've watched all your videos. I had enough lesson to become a detective. Hire meh


The fact that HE WAS CHEATING ON HIS WIFE, AND HAS THE MF AUDACITY TO KILL HER N HER KIDS? WHAT


The narrators kids are never getting away with a lie


Lol 10:20 and so on, love the highlighting of the lady's polyagraphing skillss


at 20:19 she said "you remembered to lie and everything" ... lmaooooo


It makes me want to avoid doing stupid things.


He really likes saying that he wants the kids to run in the room and knock him over.


Oh the good old pre-covid times when people could sit next to each other like that.


Why does CW always pull in his lower lip/ jaw?  Any thoughts on behavior analysis on that?


Detective- how could you cause someone’s disappearance with murder?

Chris- you could stab someone, shoot someone, hit them with a blunt object…. Use a weapon to like, shoot them or stab them, like throw a bullet out of a gun and hit them with it, like cut them with a knife deep enough for them to die, um….. set a boobie trap for them. Um…. Hit them with a car. Let’s see…. I think that’s about it.


Crazy. I mean there’s a picture of the kids right there that’s why he keeps saying “these kids”


Next interrogation, take down the clock on the wall. Makes for easier listening when murder suspects are whispering to their dad.


"thank you for being a horrible liar...." oof


“I helped make those kids”<br>Idk about you but this guy is really starting to convince me (not really obviously)

“I helped make those kids”
Idk about you but this guy is really starting to convince me (not really obviously)


She is amazing at the job!!!! better than the polygraph…I wouldn’t want having any trouble at all with her…scaryyyyyy!!


Talking about catching his baby at the birth knowing full well he MURDERED HER. 😠😠😠😠


This guy is the absolute worst liar I've ever seen


“I’m a human being in general.”
Are you though? 🤔
Not in all the ways we other human beings define being an actual human being.

No. You’re a monster. In general and in actuality.


“It’s hard for me to answer because I didn’t do it…”


She looks a lot like Carmella Soprano. Both badass women in their own way!


Did you know that chris really wants these kids to come barreling thru the door? It's pivotal to this case that you know that chris really wants those kids to barrel thru the door and crack his head open on the floor like an egg


I don't care if you're 100% guilty or 100% innocent but don't say one friggin word without an attorney sitting there next to you.  I think there'd be less innocent people in jail if they'd followed that one piece of advice.  You're guilty until proven innocent in the eyes of the "friendly" police interrogator.

Obviously in this case this piece of human debris couldn't be helped by an entire New York law firm and he should rot in hell.  I'm just amazed at the naivete of people who think they'll get a fair shake in the interrogation room.  You won't,  whether you're innocent or guilty.


23:04 Reallly ? He watched a video of HIS KIDS... How can he even stand looking at his girls? Soo f'd up.


Need to get the polygraph lady and Chris Hansen to duo catch predators.


He is an island separated from true emotion by a cold black sea.


Me as an innocent should try to avoid those words, if I ever get questioned? The "I never said they have been killed" is so dumb that's  become a joke....it's so abvious what we're talking about.


That ladies posture was rly bad which scares me cuz it prolly means she’s extremely good at her job…and she is lol


Guilty or not I'd never allow a polygraph test. I don't trust machines


Indian police slaps first, if you have committed crime your confidence drops , second slap with high volume question comes and you give up ... Case is solved whithin 15 minutes


His constant use of "like" when he speaks pisses me off.


That is awesome, you are a bad liar so thank you for that. ...haaaha brutal


Not a good idea to have your  neighbors camera record you carry bodies to your truck at strange hours.


Anybody else think the interrogator is the coolest person ever?

FBI Special Agent Grahm Coder. <br>He’s awesome.

FBI Special Agent Grahm Coder.
He’s awesome.


Jesus christ that ladu had <b>me</b> sweating. She's damn good at that

Jesus christ that ladu had *me* sweating. She's damn good at that


So why don’t they use polygraph for the whole thang once they find out he did actually kill them , like they could ask the method of killing and other stuff too until they have actual proof that he did kill em and force me to tell the rest by force


“ these kids are my everything “ then why tf you murder them!


Chris stop.. it’s time wow It’s 4 AM but I can’t cut the binge off now


This pause technique has him word vomiting lol


This interrogator is an absolute SAVAGE. Like watching an artist at work...


when she told him he was a horrible liar and he thought he could win... she is SAVAGE!!!


Imagine talking to the police without the presence of a lawyer.

That’s because he was so sure he’d never get caught.

@Nicole Brassell you can talk to them. But as soon as they say, you are a suspect in a crime, the questioning should be over and lawyer. Even police say that.

@Katie McClintock after so many documentarys, how interrogation can beat most innocent to like "false confession" I still dont understand how people can say, I can handle it.

That's only a problem if ya did something wrong.. I talk to them all the time and the few times I did make a mistake I still talk to them. I fucked up 8 want to be like the best human I can while in this earth (most) cops are allies not enemies here's an idea just be honest when you do fuck up

@Richter WLK yep, he’s a very foolish man, he really thought he would get away with that

@Grimnebulyn i don't believe that. I think he's just dumb but thought that he could talk his way out of it.

He wanted to be caught. He had absolutely no plan for how to get away with it.

Charlotte R not sure he ever really thought that to be honest

A muggle watching muggle things the muggle way

Imagine being that dumb. OR thinking you're THAT smart that you're going to outwit TWO seasoned detectives.


The look on his face when she said "you're a really bad liar" was absolutely priceless.  They should've buried this guy under the prison..


This is probably one of the best behind crime scenes videos I’ve ever seen!


The polygrapher is so qualified she made me want to confess to something i’ve never done


This is so interesting! How people can actually lie in such cases, unbelievable. Also, seeing all those techniques the police is using, it's understandable why you should demand a lawyer before you open your mouth, even if innocent.

Yup. <br>If the cops decide you’re guilty and you’re not, you practically don’t stand a chance on your own.

Yup.
If the cops decide you’re guilty and you’re not, you practically don’t stand a chance on your own.


That clock is making me nervous, and I didn't do a damn thing.

reminds me of the principles office at school..

Amen....that clock is nerve racking..for a very good reason!

It obvious to see chris agree do that polygraph test.. bcoz he know,he got nothing any point to covered for his murder..

I swear they found the loudest model on the market for that room XD

You sound like Chris I haven't done anything

Maybe you did do something and find the need to confess. Go on, share it with us.

Melly, Melly, stop... take a deep breath... I want you to take a deep breath right now. (END OF PART 2)

Melly,why you lying and where are the bodies buried? 😉

Why nervous u hiding something relax we just wanna talk to you.BOOM YOU DID IT DIDNT YOU! U KILLED THE GROUNDHOG WITH BILL DEBLASIO! U AND HIM KILLED STATEN ISLAND CHUCK! WE GOT BILL IN THE OTHER ROOM SINGING LIKE A BIRD IF U DONT WANT TO GO DOWN FOR THIS ALONE TELL US EVERYTHING CUS BILL IS SAYING U MADE HIM DO IT IT WAS ALL YOUR IDEA!

Melly Ivy it really must weight on the guilty when left there alone in the silence with just the clock ticking. I’m sure it’s on purpose.

ya Melly you did , you watched this video . we need Alfred hitchock

Thanks for making me notice it. Now it wont stop staring at me!! Lmao 😂

Melly Ivy: Great timing. Now I feel guilty for laughing.😭😢

I'm surprised they actually let him go home that night.  I'll bet they had his house surrounded by law enforcement in case he tried to go on the lamb.  But maybe they didjn't; he is so dumb he probably still thought he was going to get away with it.

First of all we don't know yet if you did or didn't do a damn thing... I think it's time for you to sit in front of that polygraph lady for a couple of hours too... the sooner the better please..

The clock and his voice...his "like"......"like"....... Can't stand it.

Come on melly. nobody gets nervous for no reason. What have you done?

You get used to ignoring bells phone rings and ticks as a floor Nurse lol

@Ronaldo Laquidara Of course we can. I'm all for second chances.😉

@Tom Ripley it's written all over ur face as well fella lol<br>Can we start over lol

@Tom Ripley it's written all over ur face as well fella lol
Can we start over lol

Yeah, ya did, Nelly. It's written all over your face.


This lady is a straight killer. He even told us that the test could be beaten beforehand and this lady STILL had me sweating 😂


“ I miss them throwing chicken nuggets at me”

😞too bad this monster couldn’t truly appreciate the little angels he had in his life... can’t even come up with a real genuine reason to miss his babies.

i miss seeing those kids... breathe... and.. drink water? is that what kids do? i sure do miss it though


Detective: "When we find the guy who took them, what do you think we should do?"<br>Chris: "I'm sure he had his reasons. =]"

Detective: "When we find the guy who took them, what do you think we should do?"
Chris: "I'm sure he had his reasons. =]"

probably took them to disneyworld<br>so i'll give that guy a high five

probably took them to disneyworld
so i'll give that guy a high five


Lady: Thank you for being a bad liar. <br>Chris: Shits pants.

Lady: Thank you for being a bad liar.
Chris: Shits pants.

He scratches his forehead after she says that, sweat starting to bead no doubt.

Her entire approach was just trolling him.

This vid is in no way funny, but reading that literally made me spray my tea all over the keyboard 😂😂😂


If I was innocent and an interrogator asked me how to describe “ways to make someone disappear or describe possible murder scenarios” I would effing walk out.

Tell your wife to hide in a cupboard with her brush in her hand.
Call the cops and thell them she is crazy and you can’t find your gun.
Wait for the police to do the job.

Yeah Id probably cause a scene and ask them why theyre fucking wasting their time with me instead of looking for my wife and kids?

I don't know if they had knowledge of the their method of death but maybe it was to see if he would avoid mentioning the method he specifically used?

Yeah if my children were possibly dead and you asked me to describe ways to get rid of bodies I'd probably throw up in disgust and fear.

I would be so upset if they're talking about murder while I'm hoping my family  is found alive I'd not be able to...

@Nunnles Dude, we are saying the SAME thing! We are AGREEING. Calm down! Deep breaths, 4-7-8 technique. ;p

@Nunnles The polygraph is an objective tool (measures blood pressure, heart rate, perspiration, etc), the polygrapist (?) is not, I never stated otherwise. This said, even if the poligraphist (now it's word) flat out LIED about the results to manipulate shitstains, its results, or commentary on it, are still not admissible in court. On the rest, I completely agree with you. Rule #1: don't kill people.

@Peter Cullen Conditional sentence. Cause for defense* Objection in court and reasonable doubt under pressurising conditions in the interrogating room.

You said "IF I was innocent". You have just incriminated yourself.

@Nunnles They are not admissible in court. They only make for good circumstantial evidence and for obtaining warrants. Don't defend the guilty.

Right?! i was like, "wtf lady, my wife and kids are missing and you want me to imagine all the horrible scenarios of what could have happened to them?!!" Who needs a polygraph to KNOW this m effer was responsible?

I could come up with way better ones than this guy

Exactly. Only a guilty person feels the need to prove their innocence.


Tammy: What are some ways you can cause someone's disappearance?

Chris: You can tackle them. You can barrel rush them. You can throw your chicken nuggets at them.

Oh gawd I can’t stop laughing after reading this 😂

@Ferdinand Ries like that is such a hard question to like answer because like I don't even know how to cook chicken nuggets. Like I just want them throw them at me and to be safe

How many chicken nuggets would it take to make someone disappear 😂 😂

"you could play hide and seek and have them hide and not go looking for them"

I pick that. It's going to be the chicken nuggets for me


“I love “these girls.” My son is MY son, not “that boy,” and if something happened to him and he disappeared I’d be going between frantic desperation and rage and frustration. I’d be desperate to get him back, just like any true parent would. Because it’s my job as his daddy to keep him safe. And if you asked me what should be done to the person who took him, I’d tell you I’d tear his heart from his chest, personally. That’s the difference between a mother or father, and a monster. But there’s no emotion here. He’s so bad at lying it would almost be comical if it weren’t so horrifying and tragic. Why is it that so many narcissists are so damned stupid? He actually believed he could fool the cops and ride off into the sunset with his “new flame,” leaving his poor, sweet babies to rot in crude oil and his pregnant wife and their unborn son to be picked apart by scavengers in a shallow grave... such a horrific tragedy. People aren’t disposable. They’re not trash to be discarded when they’re no longer convenient. I loved my son from the moment I knew he was alive and growing inside of his mother, and I cannot fathom what this so-called “man” did. The saddest part is that I know that so many of us mothers and fathers would’ve fought him tooth and nail to keep his own babies safe from him, given the chance, and keeping his little girls safe should’ve been the most important priority in his life.

Even I call my nephew MY baby boy even though he’s not my cold

@skippygirl959 Thank you 😊I just hope that any mother or father would value and protect their child or children like this. It makes me so sad that he betrayed his children and wife for a fling. You don’t betray those you have that kind of responsibility to for anything. That’s not being a father, or a husband. I’m just a daddy now, but it’s the most important thing I’ve ever been, or will be.

Your son is lucky to have such a protective dad to have his back ❤


Its so crazy that he was so scared to break up with her and look the bad guy that he decided to kill her and his kids as if that would be easier. Like wtf man!!

@ny ppl tell stories of his wife’s personality being ugly cruel and belittling to him. her own friends spoke on how she kept having kids as a means to hold on. he felt trapped and maybe felt like that was his own way out? in no way did they deserve to die but i think he truly felt like it was his only way out. she was pregnant with a 3rd, i think it pushed him over the edge.. somethings clearly off with him to even think to murder his kids as well

@Sanguine Penguin that’s true, but he could’ve booked tickets with his gf or himself and left the family, it’s a much better result than murder

@Kevin that’s right but running away is always an option.


Have a feeling chris went home that night and googled “how to pass a polygraph test”

@joe duce j The truck he used to carry the bodies had a tracker, so they would have found out easily, with or without CW's input.

@Novascotia Skater there was a GPS on his ute so eventually they would have found them, it's horrible to think how long it would have actually taken though :(

I'm sure he watched some Youtubes on that too !

@joe duce j the bodies would have been found probably days weeks or months

Novascotia Skater yeah they would eventually go down the list and his work would be one of those places to check off 😕

joe duce j I think they would have eventually found the girls bones in the tanks.....ugh horrible to even think about.


He truly did not care about his children, or his wife. And that is just so chilling.

@Guten Tag123 Maybe not ok (but neither is lifetime imprisonment, that's much worse), but at least understandable.

@Serjo777 so it’s ok for him to murder her and his own kids?

Why would he care about a woman he doesn't like anymore and whom he's about to leave, that will also take his kids and half his stuff away, and then insist on monthly payments so she doesn't have to work herself? A lot of these situations are created by insane laws that are designed to ruin men's lives. If you're leaving a person, you most likely strongly dislike or even hate that person, would you want to work your a** off every day to then be forced to pay that person for no reason at all?

Why would he care about a woman he doesn't like anymore and whom he's about to leave, that will also take his kids and half his stuff away, and then insist on monthly payments so she doesn't have to work herself? A lot of these situations are created by insane laws that are designed to ruin men's lives. If you're leaving a person, you most likely strongly dislike or even hate that person, would _you_ want to work your a** off every day to then be forced to _pay_ that person for no reason at all?

@TRU Lunchy you good bro? or just disassociated completely bc same 🥰 have been disassociating since i was 11.

I could do that.  But never would.  I think you'd be surprised at the amount of people who are easily capable of doing such acts.

It's so scary to know that there are 'beings' in the world capable of something/things like this.


"thank you for being a horrible liar" she is savage- i love it!


If my spouse was missing and I was asked that question - making me imagine the “possibilities”  I would just lose my mind. That would be agony for an innocent person.

Exactly. I'd be LIVID that they asked me that. But CW is Mr Nonchalant.


He says "like" more than a 16 year old girl.

Isn't it like his girlfriend Nikki like kind of talk?

Wish I had not read this, now it's the only thing i can hear....

@Seth its the preferred response for the officer tho 'okay' is a response that gives of neither emotion, nor intent and will cause people that actually are guilty to start rambling because they're trying to lie their way through whilst an innocent person would get alot more upset about inclined questions and the officer their uncooperative answers (keep in mind the man would then just be questioning why he isn't allowed to go search for his wife that is still FUCKING MISSING, you'd be stressed through the roof and getting emotional over that fact like any rational person.)

Like is the same as any other word someone's going to use when they're in between thought patterns.. such as um.. huh.. ect..  the bigger someone's  vocabulary the less you hear these phrases.. and if you're nervous it only amplifies phrases because you're coming up with b*<b>****</b> on the spot..

Like is the same as any other word someone's going to use when they're in between thought patterns.. such as um.. huh.. ect..  the bigger someone's  vocabulary the less you hear these phrases.. and if you're nervous it only amplifies phrases because you're coming up with b******* on the spot..

You shouldn't have said that, now i can't unhear it. 🤦♀

1 ova kind not racial. It is people with poor vocabularies.


Not one time does this guy refer to his daughters as my daughters but those kids sad


The Polygraph Examiner is amazing.  She totally broke him.


I've been polygraphed in connection to a crime. I worked for the government, security at an airport, and a wealthy passenger's 50,000 dollar diamonds went missing from his luggage. He hired private investigators and everything. My managers asked if I'd be willing to take a poly just to get this guy off our asses. Obviously, I didn't steal this guy's diamonds. And especially not in front of 200 airport cameras while on duty. I was innocent. But let me telll you, even when you're being polygraphed and you're innocent, you're still a little scared. "What if this machine just says I'm guilty even though I'm not? Then what? Is the fact that I'm thinking about this going to raise me past my baseline and doom me?" etc. etc. etc. etc."Maybe in a parallel universe I DID take the diamonds, just not in this one. So maybe now that I've thought of that, I should add, 'Not in this dimension did I take those diamonds.' Why am I even thinking of shit like this? Jesus Christ I'm gonna freak out and fail somehow."  My polygrapher sure as hell did use the "IF you didn't steal those diamonds, then we'll know pretty quickly. Same thing if you DID steal those diamonds. We'll both know in about half an hour," tactic. 30 minutes later this fat polygrapher dude was like, "OK. test over. I have to do a full, official analysis on this, but I can already tell you one thing right now: you didn't take those diamonds." I was like "NO SHIT!!!!!!!!!!!"

@SweetCincy1 Or he never  had any diamonds, it was an insurance job.

Jason Harrington I pass a polygraph sleeping there not even accurate.

Dude should have put them in his carry-on.  Heh.

Pizza is forever yeah but you are not nervous when asked baseline questions now are you?

I wouldn't talk to the cops in connection with a crime or take a polygraph without a lawyer present or under court order.  When I took a concealed carry class the instructor told us if you have to use your weapon, call 911 and tell them there has been an incident at such and such address, you are wearing such and such, you have a weapon and hang up. Anything you say on the 911 tape can be used as evidence in the trial. Then get ready for a ride downtown wearing bracelets that are too tight. Too often cops are not interested in determining if you are innocent but in charging and convicting someone.

"This fat polygrapher dude was like" had me DEAD!! LMFAOOOOO

Polygraphy is a pseudoscience. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polygraph#Effectiveness

Jason Harrington Why on earth would you agree to that? glad it worked out


I'm in no way defending Chris but he was either an idiot who waived his rights to remain silent, getting an attorney, and refusing the polygraph. Or he actually wanted to be caught.


"thanks for being a horrible liar"<br>Chris: Well FUCK

"thanks for being a horrible liar"
Chris: Well FUCK

That guy is now just cold blooded murderer but also an idiot. It was clear that he was busted the previous day, and I would consider officer to let him back home as a chance to do the one and only decent thing - write a note with confession and take his meaningless life away. Yet this guy comes the next day for polygraph. ://


“The cool part is, right now there’s only 1 person in this room that knows the truth, and in about 5 minutes there’s going to be two of us, and I’ll share it with them out there!” Oof.

@COLEB35 KING a cornered man who just killed his wife and those kids? You think these people have morals?

Aditya Waghmare your senseless way of thinking let’s me know that you could never commit the perfect crime. She’s in a building full of police officers. Who would be stupid enough to attack her under those conditions ?

@BlueEyes-WhiteDragon She's a professional in a building full of police actively being recorded. If he tried something he'd be pinned down or dead within 20 seconds.


replace "those kids" with "those socks" and chris's emotions will actually make sense

I helped make those socks. my love for them is exponential


She’s awesome!! CBI Agent Tammy Lee, aka BadAss!!


The lying about the girlfriend is not the thing that caused the police to press on. .  what caused them to press on was the fact that he didn't stand up and say, "What the fuck are you doing here with me?  We need to be out there looking for my goddamn family!"  AND he didn't lawyer up and walk out, which he could have done.  THOSE were the two factors that hung him.


Agent Coder is great as his job. He literally told him that an innocent person would have told him to forget about his marriage issues and let’s go find them.

R. M. Nope it’s Tammy Lee and Graham Coder....Rourke is the District Attorney

I think you have the names mixed up. Detective Rourke(?) is the Male and detective Tammy Coder is the polygraph operator. I think.


"I've never cheated on my wife" - has a whole ass relationship with another women.

Yeah, I wouldn't really focus on the cheating

He’s definitely stupid. When the female interrogator chucked in the question “did Shannan do something to the girls”...only a moron would take the bait. Step forward Christopher Watts. “Yes yes that’s right, Shannan did it”. Bet she had inner facepalm at hearing that.

He killed his wife and children so he could be with a woman named Nicole, but a woman named Nicole (Shanann's friend) was his downfall. I love the irony.

There were also rumors that he was in a <b>brief</b> relationship with a man so, yeah, if true- he's a pathological liar.

There were also rumors that he was in a *brief* relationship with a man so, yeah, if true- he's a pathological liar.

Darren Hoy lol...did you read the initial comment?

@Roci Will Read for You rather than just one cheek


guys he’s a good dad, he feeds his kids.

@KMG the nuggies couldn’t have been that good, as they used them as projectiles against him apparently

He didn't feed his kids, he fed those kids 🤷♂

He didn't feed *his* kids, he fed *those* kids 🤷♂

He gives those kids snacks at night. Let me repeat. SNACKS. AT. NIGHT. How could anyone accuse him of ever committing such acts of evil cruelty?

He also allows them to have a SECOND pair of clothes!! Clearly such a loving father would never do anything to harm those kids.

And eggs and chimken nuggies of all things

And he didn’t do that act of like evil cruelty

He doesn't even consider them his kids and refers to them as "those kids" I wish he was my dad

He makes some mean eggs and chicken nuggets apparently.

He even helped make them!!! What more could a child ask for?


Great video.  Polygraphs are utter pseudoscience, but effective as an investigative prop. The real value is the psychological analysis of the exchange during the polygraph interview.  However, people who know anything about the polygraph won't agree to be subjected to one because, if the investigators already suspect you, the best you can hope for is an, "inconclusive" finding even if you're entirely innocent.  No one is exonerated with a polygraph.  Also, scientific testing has proven that polygraphs fail to produce repeatable results for control question results in repeated tests with the same subjects.  Results instead correlate to the subject's knowledge of the process, not the objectivity of the results.

Very true,  you can tell because they went straight from polygraph to "we need to talk" seconds after finishing up the test as well as some of the strong accusations the polygrapher raised prior to the "heated questions." They wanted Chris to continue to back himself into a corner psychologically to the point that he is unable to defend his actions in a logical (in his mind) matter.  At the end of the test, even though he tries to proclaim his innocence, you can tell he is completely defeated and the FBI can now just roll him over.


Sorry for offtopic but look at 18:30 I know this movement of the Polygraphen by myself


Watching this man call his daughters THOSE and THESE KIDS is almost sending me into a rage. I’ve had to pause multiple times.

Edit: his no’s were audibly different when answering questions pertaining to the disappearances. She had him shook. Good job test lady.

No kidding. My kids are MY kids. And if they were missing?! They’re my BABIES! Not a plant that sits in the corner that you water occasionally. I’d be a hot mess.


It's so disturbing to see this man who did this horrendous crime sit there all calmly and lie through his teeth. Gives me the chills

Doesn’t seem very calm to me to be honest


investigator giving the silent treatment-
😐     👁👄👁 I would never want anything to happen to them.
😐     👁👄👁......
😐     👁👄👁 I wish those walking grown up fetus shows up i miss them
😐     👁👄👁💧........
😐     👁👄👁 god everytime i knock the door i hope for those things that i made to answer it