Did he ACTUALLY think he could murder his family, and then just go live happily ever after with his new girl?? Sir.

Did he ACTUALLY think he could murder his family, and then just go live happily ever after with his new girl?? Sir.

@Ma Sato Yew ken mayke aye faurt. Eets okhaye. Eye hoap yew dew, tew. Yew weel feal bettur

@Ma Sato Yew ken mayke aye faurt. Eets okhaye. Eye hoap yew dew, tew. Yew weel feal bettur

@eyerolling Intooblivion That was the worst part...him trying to say his wife killed their kids...even in death he's trying to taint her with the most heinous of accusations...pathetic

@eyerolling Intooblivion That was the worst part...him trying to say his wife killed their kids...even in death he's trying to taint her with the most heinous of accusations...pathetic

@Karaoke Entertaintment that's what i thought too. It's very difficult to find good spouse.

@Karaoke Entertaintment that's what i thought too. It's very difficult to find good spouse.

@Polarbearsrus he said to his dad that mom always said shanon is evil.  And Dad straightly believe shannon killed the children. Maybe both parrents have narcissistic traits.

@Polarbearsrus he said to his dad that mom always said shanon is evil.  And Dad straightly believe shannon killed the children. Maybe both parrents have narcissistic traits.

@First Last he has financial problems, and he should pay alimony for 3 kids

@First Last he has financial problems, and he should pay alimony for 3 kids

I guess only he knows.. but the normal sane person, no 🙄

I guess only he knows.. but the normal sane person, no 🙄

And he goes on to tell the school right away that the girls are being unenrolled and calls a realtor to put the house on sale. Like how stupid can you be, dude?

And he goes on to tell the school right away that the girls are being unenrolled and calls a realtor to put the house on sale. Like how stupid can you be, dude?

@Anne Haight still better than spending the rest of ur life literally locked up

@Anne Haight still better than spending the rest of ur life literally locked up

Like he could’ve just got his shit and left at any time if they were that much of a burden...

Like he could’ve just got his shit and left at any time if they were that much of a burden...

exactly lmaooo he thought nobody would know smfh

exactly lmaooo he thought nobody would know smfh

He could've if he had hired a lawyer and shutup about talking to the cops.  It's not what you know but what you can prove in court - Law Abiding Citizen(2009, holy shit it's 2009!? i'm fukin old asf)

He could've if he had hired a lawyer and shutup about talking to the cops.  It's not what you know but what you can prove in court - Law Abiding Citizen(2009, holy shit it's 2009!? i'm fukin old asf)

He probably thought that he could get away with just saying they "left" or that "someone took them" and that no one would question him or assume anything at all lmao

He probably thought that he could get away with just saying they "left" or that "someone took them" and that no one would question him or assume anything at all lmao

Yes he did, and why wouldnt he-- he's rich and white and male. Could care less what evidence said, only cared that he's going to f*cking prison.

Yes he did, and why wouldnt he-- he's rich and white and male. Could care less what evidence said, only cared that he's going to f*cking prison.

A French aristocrat did it. Killed his wife and 4 kids buried them in the back yard and disappeared. They believe he moved to Latin America I think, nobody ever caught him. In the neflix docuseries "unsolved mysteries"  You can watch the episode "house of terror" for more info. Although I don't know how accurate neflix might be, but the story is real and interesting

@Brettney Lizotte he could’ve just run off

@Brettney Lizotte he could’ve just run off

He probably could have but in the end the detectives fisted him

He probably could have but in the end the detectives fisted him

Why didn’t he just run off like a Normal cheater

Why didn’t he just run off like a Normal cheater

There's some not-100%-clear involvement with Nichol Kessinger here -- these 21st century crimes are a bit different in that authorities can subpoena their Web searches, all three of them (Chris, wife, mistress) were frantically Googling "how long to wait before saying I love you," "how to marry your mistress" (<-- mistress was Googling that), "how to delete your text messages," "how long can your deleted text messages be read" (<-- mistress), some weird subtext about "what does it mean when the guy pays for dinner with cash vs a credit card" (BOTH wife + mistress poked into this).  Not fair to pin murderous blame on the side chick, but it seems like some longer-term game of "when are you gonna be with me, are you really divorced like you said you were, when will they be out of your life, when can we start fresh" was happening.

We saw something not too dissimilar happen with Susan Smith and lover-on-the-side Tom Findlay, back in 1994 -- increasing off-stage pressure about "Hey, I want to be with you, but not your past-life baggage, when can we be together, I just wish we could be together, can't it be the two of us," with horrible twisted interpretations and eventual blowing-her-stack consequences.  Findlay quickly side-stepped the aftermath, remaining mostly silent, as did Kessinger.  Both cases (Smith and Watts) are notable in that, bucking the statistical trend, neither attempted suicide after the child-murders.

that how it supposes to work out (in his plan)

that how it supposes to work out (in his plan)

@Thelastunknown there is no law of karma. It's just that it's just coincidence. Karma is just the description for a situation. Obviously karma as a concept Is real bit some people do bad things and get away with it. People cheat on tests and nothing happens to them. Some people bulky and harrass people buy nothing happens. The law of karma is more of a way of framing it than an actual explanation

Fr like I'm sure if she knew about it or if he told her what he did she wouldn't stay silent, she would say something

Fr like I'm sure if she knew about it or if he told her what he did she wouldn't stay silent, she would say something

@Thelastunknown law of karma is crap.... evil people die of old age, warm in their beds, surrounded by loved ones every day. My grandpa was one of them.

@Thelastunknown law of karma is crap.... evil people die of old age, warm in their beds, surrounded by loved ones every day. My grandpa was one of them.

he could have, if he was smart enough not to talk to the police. the cops had nothing and he would have gotten away with everything.

he could have, if he was smart enough not to talk to the police. the cops had nothing and he would have gotten away with everything.

@D C how do you know that? Do you have unsurfaced evidence or something? 😳

@D C how do you know that? Do you have unsurfaced evidence or something? 😳

@Anne Haight prenupts?????? And Why are we not signing them???

@Anne Haight prenupts?????? And Why are we not signing them???

@Marlon Welter but I think its not worth the kind of mental problems you will get after the murdering someone! I know he didn't sleep after he did these horrible thing!

@Marlon Welter but I think its not worth the kind of mental problems you will get after the murdering someone! I know he didn't sleep after he did these horrible thing!

@eyerolling Intooblivion I also believe NK knew ahead of time. She likely knew Shanann well enough from hearing chris bitch about her to know that she wouldnt just leave with the kids somewhere. If NK really wasnt involved she would ask questions down the road right? She would eventually know chris killed them right?

@Michael Terrell so if he's not happy in the relationship what's not a douchebag move? Stay with her and have a hatefilled  relationship that's not good for the kids...this is not about the murder. It's about you saying it's a douchebag move to leave your wife and kids even you're not happy....you work out a plan with your ex or soon to be ex and things get better....just a personal experience

@Marlon Welter There is in fact a french killer called Xavier Dupont de Ligonnes, I think you will find his story interesting, he killed his whole family in 2011 and to this day he has never been caught.

Well, there were many people who did terrible things and lived their lives happily until death. One of them was the Black Dahlia murderer. She was so horribly tortured and killed but the murderer was never caught.

@Marlon Welter maybe two. They are both in a movie, though

@Marlon Welter maybe two. They are both in a movie, though

I'm in awe from the raw geniality emanating from him

I'm in awe from the raw geniality emanating from him

These peoples brains don’t operate the way yours does.

These peoples brains don’t operate the way yours does.

I believe, as she knew he's cheating on her, she reacted to his "separation" proposal with "cheating will make you guilty of the divorce, I'll make sure you are broken till the end of your life" or similar. Then the man get into really bad situation when he cannot rewind the time or unsay "I don't love you anymore, feel nothing to you and those kids" and had no alternatives beside getting broken. At that point she brought the doom upon herself and daughters. Not trying to put the blame on her and defend him but she just cornered him, of course who could've known such calm person will go as far as to kill the family, however knowing the nature of animals you should never corner one as they become unpredictable and will do "impossible" to break free, and humans are animals. Evolved but preserved many instincts.<br>I doubt his lover or he himself planned the murder, he'd come up with something better, get a better story. Instead everything is messed up, his story doesn't add up, her car and keys are still in, no break-in signs... he has no emotions and is not playing. If he planned it he'd be playing emotions if he hadn't any. When you listen about deliberate murders they have stories, they play great emotions, they help searching... because they have prepared.

I believe, as she knew he's cheating on her, she reacted to his "separation" proposal with "cheating will make you guilty of the divorce, I'll make sure you are broken till the end of your life" or similar. Then the man get into really bad situation when he cannot rewind the time or unsay "I don't love you anymore, feel nothing to you and those kids" and had no alternatives beside getting broken. At that point she brought the doom upon herself and daughters. Not trying to put the blame on her and defend him but she just cornered him, of course who could've known such calm person will go as far as to kill the family, however knowing the nature of animals you should never corner one as they become unpredictable and will do "impossible" to break free, and humans are animals. Evolved but preserved many instincts.
I doubt his lover or he himself planned the murder, he'd come up with something better, get a better story. Instead everything is messed up, his story doesn't add up, her car and keys are still in, no break-in signs... he has no emotions and is not playing. If he planned it he'd be playing emotions if he hadn't any. When you listen about deliberate murders they have stories, they play great emotions, they help searching... because they have prepared.

Yeah he didn't want to be bothered with child support or have to sell the house <br> He wanted to have it all with the new woman

Yeah he didn't want to be bothered with child support or have to sell the house
 He wanted to have it all with the new woman

@First Last sksks “like a normal gentleman” part got me 😂😭💀

@First Last sksks “like a normal gentleman” part got me 😂😭💀

@Marlon Welter Among the most populars: Xavier Dupont de Ligonnès is still free today, 10 years after murdering his whole family. John List was also successful but got caught after 18 years because of a portrait that was released on America's most wanted.

@SmithCommaBenjamin I think the mistress has more involvement than we think.

@SmithCommaBenjamin I think the mistress has more involvement than we think.

Yeah. She knew about the whole thing too. He's wayyyyy too stupid and gullible to come up with this plot on his own. Then covers for his girlfriend. He'd 1000000% be a Qa-nut.

Yeah. She knew about the whole thing too. He's wayyyyy too stupid and gullible to come up with this plot on his own. Then covers for his girlfriend. He'd 1000000% be a Qa-nut.

He must of never heard of Scott Peterson.

He must of never heard of Scott Peterson.

Right? Why not just desert them? This was one the most selfish and disgusting crimes involving murder I’ve seen.

Right? Why not just desert them? This was one the most selfish and disgusting crimes involving murder I’ve seen.

Imagine how often this shit happened back in the 70s and 80s when technology wasn’t as advanced. Chris would’ve been a free man without that neighbors footage.

Imagine how often this shit happened back in the 70s and 80s when technology wasn’t as advanced. Chris would’ve been a free man without that neighbors footage.

@Enerio Edward it was a lie. He killed them all. He even pled guilty to all 3 murders.

@Enerio Edward it was a lie. He killed them all. He even pled guilty to all 3 murders.

@Jennifer Fletcher even if she didnt make money, half rightfully would belong to her.

@Jennifer Fletcher even if she didnt make money, half rightfully would belong to her.

Sure. That’s why there’s hundreds of scenarios just like this one. They all think they can pull it off.

Sure. That’s why there’s hundreds of scenarios just like this one. They all think they can pull it off.

His plan was to kill her get rid of the bodies then (forgetting about the neighbours camera) fake that she ran away with the kids after an argument. Nickole and neighbor Nate's camera blew his story wide open. He also got 0 time to try and fake the story effectively. Nickole was on his ass meat a few hours after the murder

I don’t think he ‘actually thinks’ much of anything at all

I don’t think he ‘actually thinks’ much of anything at all

Your "Sir" at the end got me.  I'm DONE!

Your "Sir" at the end got me.  I'm DONE!

He’s the type to say “well the joke made sense in my head anyway” 🙄🙄

He’s the type to say “well the joke made sense in my head anyway” 🙄🙄

Wendi Adelson did kill her ex-husband and she's free. There are probably a lot of people who stay free after killing there family.

Wendi Adelson did kill her ex-husband and she's free. There are probably a lot of people who stay free after killing there family.

I don't know that Casey chick killed her daughter and walked...soo I mean weirder things have happened

I don't know that Casey chick killed her daughter and walked...soo I mean weirder things have happened

Crazy shit! I would give everything to have what he had, I only get to see my boy on weekends because I work all week and I'm not with his mom, plus I have a daughter I've not seen since she was 6months.

I did that except my new girl is the prison system

I did that except my new girl is the prison system

Actually he does have a high IQ. But no common sense.

Actually he does have a high IQ. But no common sense.

@Eligos it’s not always the man who brings more to the property pool. Women can contribute more than the man and the same law applies to them.

@Eligos it’s not always the man who brings more to the property pool. Women can contribute more than the man and the same law applies to them.

@Eligos you’ve got issues. Seems like you’re using this case  to attack others due to some personal issue you have with divorce and women.

@Eligos you’ve got issues. Seems like you’re using this case  to attack others due to some personal issue you have with divorce and women.

Literally had a couple coming over just a few hours later calling the cops too... I know plenty people who are atleast in the position to keep it on the downlow for a while if they did something similar

@Marlon Welter well yeah, theres alot of people that get away with murder

@Marlon Welter well yeah, theres alot of people that get away with murder

@Matt Johnston I just finished the series today!! I cannot believe she got so lucky, she really is a gross person

@Matt Johnston I just finished the series today!! I cannot believe she got so lucky, she really is a gross person

Didn't he say NK was an evil woman who made him see all these dreams that made him want to kill his family he said if he hadn't met her he wouldn't have murdered his family. Men can be so fickle it's ridiculous. ( Not that women aren't but y'all know what I mean)

Yes that’s what narcissists think that they are smarter than everyone else and can fool them. That’s why he tried to pass off that bs story of his wife killing them . He actually thought they bought it

Yes that’s what narcissists think that they are smarter than everyone else and can fool them. That’s why he tried to pass off that bs story of his wife killing them . He actually thought they bought it

@Eligos"own property" lol.. she was the majority buyer of that house, he would tell all how happy & lucky he was to have her as his wife, she was arranging sale & going 50/50..all he had was child support ahead of him but noooo he calculated coz he wanted 100%

Yes. Not a bright person. And never ask for a lawyer?

Yes. Not a bright person. And never ask for a lawyer?

@Anne Haight In the Netflix doc I remember she said that she built her house. I don't remember if she did that before getting married, but if she did there's another motive for the asshole; so he could inherit her house.

e- w- why are you so rude did i hurt you?
I never said children should not get support and i clearly said i do not support what that monster did. All i said is many men commit suicide because of medieval laws that are so old and useless. Do you think that if a woman divorced you, she  should take half of your property? Why? Because you both signed a paper called marriage act? What is the difference between your wife and past girlfriends? Should they also take shares of your property?
All im saying is that this is 2020 and many laws have been changing to make humans free and men are humans too and should not be enslaved like that.

Stefanie Coomes no i dont think i need support. Maybe for children yes but the judge should also be fair with the custody of children 6 months with the father and 6 months with the mom. Other than that, no one in any way should get someone else's property ffs. And you are the one who should grow up and go get a job instead of stealing other persons properties because you both signed a paper called marriage

@Eligos  If you could get pregnant, and you make 3 little humans together, one of which is still growing inside your body, but she decides to ghost you... with another man, do you think you'd deserve any "support"? Grow up.

@Ouroborus That's a broad statement. Introverts are not much virtuous than extraverts.
I maintain you can have narcistic tendencies and still being a good persone.
I saw also a lot of people acusing others of being a "narc" just because they have a spine and stands for themselves.
I also work with salespersones and at least half of them are pretty decent people.

@Anne Haight That's psychopathy, not narcissism.<br>There is a lot of good and nice narcissistic people (jester like personality, almost all celebrities, a lot of sales persons etc.).

@Anne Haight That's psychopathy, not narcissism.
There is a lot of good and nice narcissistic people (jester like personality, almost all celebrities, a lot of sales persons etc.).

@Anne Haight the way he REALLY believed he was fooling everyone! How can someone be so unaware of his own behavior and body language as well as completely failing to perceive them on others? His emotional and social skills are severely deficient.

@First Last just go to the store for a pack of cigarettes and never return (unless you need a kidney or something 30 years later) like a normal deadbeat 😂😂😂

@First Last just go to the store for a pack of cigarettes and never return (unless you need a kidney or something 30 years later) like a normal deadbeat 😂😂😂

This lady did a 7 or 8 part series about his mistress.  His mistress wanted to give him his first son which is one of the reasons he murdered his wife because she was pregnant with nico (their first son). She should've been prosecuted to but since Chris   took all the charges and that was that

I go over that same question all the time. Him and scott peterson. I can't wrap my head around it...

I go over that same question all the time. Him and scott peterson. I can't wrap my head around it...

@Karaoke Entertaintment I concur. Marriage is for fools. Why LEGALLY tie yourself to another person?? Nope! And Im43. Not a kid. But I've seen a lot. I'd rather just live w someone.

@Karaoke Entertaintment I concur. Marriage is for fools. Why LEGALLY tie yourself to another person?? Nope! And Im43. Not a kid. But I've seen a lot. I'd rather just live w someone.

@diphylleia Exactly. It's like  held up a sign "I'm guilty!!".

@diphylleia Exactly. It's like  held up a sign "I'm guilty!!".

Worked for Casey Anthony. That case gives the psychos hope.

Worked for Casey Anthony. That case gives the psychos hope.

that's why i don't believe his partner who he cheated with had anything to do with this! Genuinely a women who is really into you won't want you to go to prison!

that's why i don't believe his partner who he cheated with had anything to do with this! Genuinely a women who is really into you won't want you to go to prison!

stephany mejia and he would have gotten away with it if it weren’t for that meddling friend!

stephany mejia and he would have gotten away with it if it weren’t for that meddling friend!

@Taj I guess you don't understand human psychology then. His neighbor recounted that watts and wife had been yelling at each other before and quite recently. The "rage" is a result of his frustration at his situation, which was egged on probably by an argument with his wife, whom is the main reason for his frustration. He's having an affair with the other woman and now sees his wife as just this thing in the way.<br>I suggest watching the interview done while he is in prison.

@Taj I guess you don't understand human psychology then. His neighbor recounted that watts and wife had been yelling at each other before and quite recently. The "rage" is a result of his frustration at his situation, which was egged on probably by an argument with his wife, whom is the main reason for his frustration. He's having an affair with the other woman and now sees his wife as just this thing in the way.
I suggest watching the interview done while he is in prison.

@warioman91 he doesn't seem like the raging type though

@warioman91 he doesn't seem like the raging type though

@UCPnp5uBnPfMqhZZK0vUcd8A - Sorry, nope. It's been proven since AND he has admitted to killing them all. They have even said they can't be sure the children were dead before he dropped then intro huge oil tanks after he says he smothered them both with their "blankies". When he drove them to the work site, mom was dead on the floor boards at the girls feet while they sat in their car seats asking him what was wrong with mommy!  This guy is not a father. He's a monster.

This is why I will never get married, never, doesn't matter who it is

This is why I will never get married, never, doesn't matter who it is

It had nothing to do with money. He's a covert narcissist and a psychopath.
He has no empathy and no remorse. People think psychopaths run around screaming with spittle hanging from their mouths. Wrong... they are among us and look normal. (Look at the White House, our current president is a narcissist sociopath, scary.)

He had a great act and she was vulnerable, that's a key issue. Narcissists are looking for vulnerable sources to feed their needs.  However, they are living in an entirely different universe. Best way I ever heard it stated was "when a narcissist enters the room, logic and reason fly out the window". He actually thought he could get away with it. Nichole would have been his next victim as soon as she stopped delivering the narcissistic supply he lives for. He cooperated with the police becasue he is stupid (that's why Shannan made the decisions and ran things - for the most part) and part of his mask was being cooperative and helpful. Note how the female detective fed him the idea to blame it on Shannan, he couldn't even manage that without help. The parents do this to kids, his mother was also a narcissist: chances are one of her parents was a narcissist.

The wife made decent money also. It rightfully half belonged to her and their children.

The wife made decent money also. It rightfully half belonged to her and their children.

Narcissists live in their own world. One analyst put it this way "when a narcissist enters the room, logic and reason fly out the window". He's making this up as he goes along, it's too obvious.

Narcissists live in their own world. One analyst put it this way "when a narcissist enters the room, logic and reason fly out the window". He's making this up as he goes along, it's too obvious.

@Memoreism :As I recall from watching this case a couple of years ago, Chris wasn't stupid. He studied hard to learn all the technical aspects of his vocation and had a high paying job with the oil company that employed him. But like all narcissists he over-estimated his intelligence. He made this plan to get rid of his family so he could get with the new chick and still keep all his "stuff."

Idk, he can't be THAT stupid
..I mean, willingly taking a polygraph then admitting?
He seriously could have just said I have the right to remain silent.. and lawyer up
There's no overwhelming evidence yet
He thought he was some criminal mastermind who could get away with it haha

And fuck, would the mistress even want to be with him after his wife disappeared?

lmao he unenrolled the kids from their school and called a realtor to sell their house right AFTER he murdered them sksksksksksks he's so obvious omg like investigators wouldn't know 😂😂😂😂😂

lmao he unenrolled the kids from their school and called a realtor to sell their house right AFTER he murdered them sksksksksksks he's so obvious omg like investigators wouldn't know 😂😂😂😂😂

I know, how can anyone ever think the best way to solve an issue in their marriage is to murder?  He's a monster.

I know, how can anyone ever think the best way to solve an issue in their marriage is to murder?  He's a monster.

Sincerely Eccentric He really did. It’s obviously crazy, but he really did.

Sincerely Eccentric He really did. It’s obviously crazy, but he really did.

But you know they are not coming home ??😪

But you know they are not coming home ??😪

Most ppl who kill their wives think like this

Most ppl who kill their wives think like this

@Anne Haight That's way better than life in prison...

@Anne Haight That's way better than life in prison...

Yes, you’d be surprised how many get away with it

Yes, you’d be surprised how many get away with it

what you have to understand is his state of mind that was building up to that. He wasn't really thinking, he was filled with bottled up anxieties of his unfulfilled life. What we may never know is exactly how it went in his head. My guess is that the rage came out when he killed his wife, and then everything that came after(killing the daughters, hiding their bodies) was merely a panicked "solution" that would fit with his ideal to start a new life with someone more interesting than his wife who engaged in Mary Kay type behavior.

@Enerio Edward this video story is a bit incomplete, from what I read online, several months after this he confessed to killing them all and described more gruesome details. Terrible.

@Enerio Edward this video story is a bit incomplete, from what I read online, several months after this he confessed to killing them all and described more gruesome details. Terrible.

@Enerio Edward hes lieing. Everyone knows shannan loves her daughters and would never even consider murdering her babies to punish Chris. Chris is just trying to shift the blame from him to her to see if he can get away with it.

Starting from 17:00 did I hear it correctly "the mother" smothered her  daughter and Chris did the same thing to her.. Or was it all lie?

Starting from 17:00 did I hear it correctly "the mother" smothered her  daughter and Chris did the same thing to her.. Or was it all lie?

Yes, he did. He thought he would. All those interviews of him having duping delight. Hes constantly got a shit eating grin on his face while talking about his missing wife and kids. He wanted a new life, a clean slate, so he didn't have to pay child support. I still think NK had something to do with him deciding to kill them.

H no she does not. Everyone is entitled to his own property and they should seperate the same way they met you communist

H no she does not. Everyone is entitled to his own property and they should seperate the same way they met you communist

The best crimes and criminals are the ones we don't even know about. Food for thought.

The best crimes and criminals are the ones we don't even know about. Food for thought.

@Eligos illogical laws? He cheated on her, she deserved at least half of everything for the rest of his life.

@Eligos illogical laws? He cheated on her, she deserved at least half of everything for the rest of his life.

A Cobra the wife probably was going to destroy him financially with illogical laws like taking half his property and alinony and child support . Im not supporting his crimes but come on we hear a lot if men suiciding for tge same reason which marital laws that belongs to the stone age enslaving men in 2020

@mojo 71 something like this: " Two things never happened again after that. The Sisters never laid a finger on Andy again... and Bogs never walked again. They transferred him to a minimum security hospital upstate. To my knowledge, he lived out the rest of his days drinking his food through a straw." that would be justice :)

He was in the middle of a divorce he should of just waited it out then he can do what he wants and let the family live without him.

He was in the middle of a divorce he should of just waited it out then he can do what he wants and let the family live without him.

@Anne Haight and a fucking surveillance footage of who left the house and how.

@Anne Haight and a fucking surveillance footage of who left the house and how.

I agree but I'm sure there's cases out there

I agree but I'm sure there's cases out there

@Marlon Welter nah there's a law of karma and no one escape the consequences of their actions.

@Marlon Welter nah there's a law of karma and no one escape the consequences of their actions.

@TKpotato he didn't have big muscles either

@TKpotato he didn't have big muscles either

Well, I heard somewhere that. If you have big muscles, you might have little brain.

Well, I heard somewhere that. If you have big muscles, you might have little brain.

This guy is textbook sociopath narcissist. His own mistress even rolled on him as soon as she figured out what he did (which took her one phone call, lol)

This guy is textbook sociopath narcissist. His own mistress even rolled on him as soon as she figured out what he did (which took her one phone call, lol)

@khawla alrais Of course, but to the narcissist, other people have no value in and of themselves. Narcissists only value people for what they can get from them.

@khawla alrais Of course, but to the narcissist, other people have no value in and of themselves. Narcissists only value people for what they can get from them.

@First Last If he divorced her, he'd have to pay child support and alimony. He doesn't want to owe her anything.

@First Last If he divorced her, he'd have to pay child support and alimony. He doesn't want to owe her anything.

Narcissists really do think that. Other people are just inconveniences. They believe they are superior intellectually, and think cops are stupid and will never figure it out. Or that people just won't care enough to investigate too deeply. Shannon did ghost her first husband, and Chris was trying to make it look like she ghosted him and just bailed. He didn't count on the nosy best friend neighbor.

Well, there is probably someone out there who did that successfully und no one will ever know.

Well, there is probably someone out there who did that successfully und no one will ever know.


This is so weird. Did he actually think he'd get away with this? He buried all of them AT HIS WORK. Did he think no one would think it was him? It's just weird!

I dk about the whole timeline of events but I feel like once the neighbor got involved everything unraveled way way faster. If chris had a week headstart or so things would have been way harder to solve I think.

@supastar YES! Superstar, that's what I'm saying. Noone is so stupid that he would think he'd get away with it. So he knew he'd be caught. So why wouldn't he just divorce his wife and be with his mistress? Wouldn't that be four million times better than what he did? I don't get it.

The whole Chris Watts thing has always confused me...how...why did he ever think he was going to get away with it...was there even a plan? I just don't get it...it can't just be put down to "oh he's dumb" etc...it's a fascinating case

I also was baffled by that stupidity. As if he wanted to be caught?
Alas they cracked him through the interrogstions, so it was pointless where he hid them.
When family disappears, the main suspects are usually within the family.
Happy all pieces fell together out of nowhere & he did not see any of that coming lol

Maybe he thought he could beat or avoid the murder charge if the cops bought his story about Shanann smothering the kids.

I think he was like mid “hide the bodies” when the cops called him to go back home. He might have wanted to bury his wife but still, at his work? He definitely thought he would get away with it which is the craziest thing


I cried at Chris's "confession" not for him, but for the immeasurable love of his father. To so savagely murder ur pregnant wife and ur childrenand then con ur father into believing you are a righteous avenger makes me weep. The father probably believed it too because what else can he do. The female investigator/ human lie detector is a fucking legend.

@Panda The truth is probably too hard to bear and accept

@Panda But he changed his story. Several times. So which one of them do they believe?

The father still believes him. His parents believe his story and think he's been wronged.


you could see that man's heart breaking. learning his two grandkids are dead and his own son is a killer. it's so terrible

I can't fathom the pain the dad must have been going through at that moment. Still, the parents fully support Chris though. They're almost as evil as he is, at least the mom anyways.

@McNuggies He lied while they were sitting there. His son told him that he killed his wife because he walked upstairs and found she killed their children.

Maybe I just don’t know what it’s like to be a dad but If I were in that situation I’d probably disown the guy right then and there, you can only go so far with supporting family until it gets too much… like when your son kills 2 of your grandchildren and his pregnant wife.

That poor man. He was trying to be there for his son through all that pain & horror.


dude the “why is this happening to me?” at 22:02 .... absolutely disgusting. he’s only really crying when he realizes he’s going to prison. it’s insane to me how normal this man seems and did something so horrific and heartless to his own family, to two little children. rest in peace to bella, cece, shannan, and nico. the worst type of monster is the one you would never suspect.

The fact that one of his daughters wrote him a song adressing him as daddys my hero is disturbing and sad, who wouldve thought the supposed "hero" to them would end their lives


remember kids: dont talk to the police unless you have your lawyer present unless you actually murdered your wife and kids, in which case you got this bro, youre smarter than those detectives, dont get a lawyer.

My aunt tried to frame my uncle for murder. She used her dialysis machine to pump out a good amount of her own blood, threw it around in the kitchen and broke a bunch of stuff. When we got the call from the police asking if we had any idea where she was I was immediately like "Check with her boyfriend!" I'm pretty sure the conviction and immediacy of that answer is what made them drop the case.

She was actually fine btw: after about two weeks she realized her stunt didn't work so she went and told her 3 sons that they could all screw themselves, she didn't love them, her new boyfriend had daughters and they mattered more to her. Second spoiler alert: they didn't matter more to her for long. The man who had cheated on his wife with my aunt (a married woman) and then after they both got divorced, married my aunt, for some completely unknown reason that was entirely against his character up until that point cheated on my aunt with a married woman, divorced my aunt, and married the other woman. And my aunt's sons went no-contact to her absolute bewilderment and disappointment.

I swear, I'm the most sane person in my entire family because at least I still have enough of my brain left to know that they're all crazy.

Why are you giving murderers advice?  We actually WANT them to talk ... without a lawyer ... so as to get a confession.

Why are you giving murderers advice?  We actually WANT them to talk ... without a lawyer ... so as to get a confession.

@Umar Abdullah The police just want to solve a case. Obviously they'd prefer to get the right guy but they're take the wrong one just as readily

@Umar Abdullah The police just want to solve a case. Obviously they'd prefer to get the right guy but they're take the wrong one just as readily

This made me laugh so hard after this heavy dark video.

This made me laugh so hard after this heavy dark video.

@Fiendish Memory I agree, people can be really f**king stupid when it comes to sarcasm!

@Fiendish Memory I agree, people can be really f**king stupid when it comes to sarcasm!

Bad advice. You should remove this comment as some people can’t detect sarcasm through text…

Bad advice. You should remove this comment as some people can’t detect sarcasm through text…

He probably didn’t want to appear guilty by asking for a lawyer

He probably didn’t want to appear guilty by asking for a lawyer

It's the sense of grandiose that every narc has about them..they always think they can fool the system and everyone involved ...

It's the sense of grandiose that every narc has about them..they always think they can fool the system and everyone involved ...

@Kristen
You are right
However  in this  case,  he hadn't  been  arrested.
So he could have  walked  out  anytime

@Kristen
You are right
However  in this  case,  he hadn't  been  arrested.
So he could have  walked  out  anytime

@Capitaine Bonhomme anytime the police want to talk to you. Even if it seems super simple and irrelevant. Ask for a lawyer and then don’t say a word. They would do what they did to him to you and you’d confess to anything they suggested. Remember: lawyer!

@Animate Gnome 40 <br>Unfortunately, nothing to do with comedy is

@Animate Gnome 40
Unfortunately, nothing to do with comedy is

@Capitaine Bonhomme He didn’t even have to be at the interrogations actually. He could’ve opted to not be a part of it, and said they can talk to his lawyer. He wasn’t arrested, and even if he was he could’ve opted to not talk with them. He just thought he could outsmart the cops and kept coming to the interrogations. They just had suspicion but they had no evidence incriminating him. Even going to his car around 5am doesn’t mean he did anything at the time.

@D R A <br>You are most probably right about lack of knowledge of their rights.

@D R A
You are most probably right about lack of knowledge of their rights.

@Capitaine Bonhomme my only guess for all these murderers never asking for a lawyer is they're grossly unaware of their rights. That and they're so hyperfocused on the depth of their situation that they forget.

@Capitaine Bonhomme He was stuck on letting cops into the home because he had to fake being a dad who was as concerned as Nicole Atkinson.

@Capitaine Bonhomme He was stuck on letting cops into the home because he had to fake being a dad who was as concerned as Nicole Atkinson.

@Capitaine Bonhomme you have the right to a lawyer at any time

@Capitaine Bonhomme you have the right to a lawyer at any time

@Amanda L i get the sentiment, but a good defense lawyer wont necessarily try to get the defendant off, but instead make sure there are no grounds for a mistrial or any technicalities that could get him off the hook

@Tammy Gaich I really like your striped sweater trammy

@Tammy Gaich I really like your striped sweater trammy

Its because they think they look guilty asking for a lawyer 😂 mate you look more guilty when you don't pass the test man 😂

Its because they think they look guilty asking for a lawyer 😂 mate you look more guilty when you don't pass the test man 😂

@General Jesus
Agree with you about the majority of crimes not solved.
However there are innocent people who are simply at the wrong place and wrong time and  low socio economic as well as  black or Hispanics and often  get arrested and interrogated.
Without proper legal representation, they can be slapped with  charges.

@Capitaine Bonhomme the majority of people who get arrested for crimes would get off scot free if they clammed up and asked for a lawyer, answering no interrogation questions. That's the scary part about murder and that's the part most people aren't aware of, over half of them don't get solved.

@Tammy Gaich no even if you are innocent, if you mix up some details on accident they could lock you up. Always have your lawyer.

@Tammy Gaich no even if you are innocent, if you mix up some details on accident they could lock you up. Always have your lawyer.

@zephyr sage
You are right.
Lie detector are not admissible evidence in court

@zephyr sage
You are right.
Lie detector are not admissible evidence in court

@Adam Atch <br>You are speaking from experience?

@Adam Atch
You are speaking from experience?

@Capitaine Bonhomme normally it’s the other way around you need a lawyer if your guilty

@Capitaine Bonhomme normally it’s the other way around you need a lawyer if your guilty

@Capitaine Bonhomme so until he said to he dad he killed his wife he could have walked out of that room and they couldn’t stop him. You notice how when his dad mentions watts getting a lawyer the detectives instantly come back in to try prevent it as if a lawyer was they then there job would be 10x harder

no matter who you are or what you do everyone deserves basic human rights

no matter who you are or what you do everyone deserves basic human rights

Cuz he's a narcissist sociopath and felt he could convince them.

Cuz he's a narcissist sociopath and felt he could convince them.

@Ethan Shinn depends. innocent people should get a lawyer because these manipulative techniques practiced by detectives can work on them, and they might end up saying something that would put them in trial. calling lawyers wouldn't immediately mean admission to guilt.

@Яровоїн I am not talking about these 3 parts at all. The person asked for more details about why he did what he did so I referred him to a 2 part sound/video of when the detectives went from Colorado to Wisconsin, where Chris is serving his life sentence, to ask him very, very, detailed questions months after he had been sentenced and moved to a Wisconsin prison. If you click on part 1 of 2 you will see what I am talking about. Part 2 comes up in the playlist after part one......
       my comment to the guy who asked for more detail......
"This is part one. Part 2 comes up after this part one. The detectives were so baffled by never seeing a mass murderer act so passive and apologetic that they flew to Wisconsin where he is serving his sentence to try to understand him. It is very detailed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duu2NePfEo0

@Tammy Gaich polygraphs are inadmissible in court. Additionally, if they’re pulling out the fucking polygraph they probably don’t think you’re innocent- so you should definitely grab a lawyer if you haven’t already.

Plenty of innocent people self-incriminate accidentally. I would highly recommend talking to a lawyer before going in for ANY serious questioning- ESPECIALLY if you’re innocent.

@Enzo Lorenzetti Polygraphs are not even reliable. There's a reason why they aren't admissible in court.

@Enzo Lorenzetti Polygraphs are not even reliable. There's a reason why they aren't admissible in court.

@Tammy Gaich Even if this was true, why risk being the 1/10 when it comes to serving jail/prison time? This is real important so getting a lawyer should be your top priority, innocent or not.

If getting a lawyer proved you did it no one would ever be found not guilty.

If getting a lawyer proved you did it no one would ever be found not guilty.

He couldn’t get passed neighbor Nate and he thought he could get passed an FBI agent 🤣🤣🤣🤣

He couldn’t get passed neighbor Nate and he thought he could get passed an FBI agent 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@shlomo shlomowitz
Well, if you are entitled, then it's your right.
Nothing to do with guilt or innocence.

@shlomo shlomowitz
Well, if you are entitled, then it's your right.
Nothing to do with guilt or innocence.

@Capitaine Bonhomme in muttland you are entitled to a lawyer if you are being interrogated or if you are in custody.

@Capitaine Bonhomme in muttland you are entitled to a lawyer if you are being interrogated or if you are in custody.

@AxelSpott
I disagree with you about getting a lawyer and guilt.
In general, guilty or not, one needs a lawyer.
It can be very intimidating to be interrogated even if you are innocent.
Just ask, for instance, black people, often discriminated and profiled against them by police.....

@Capitaine Bonhomme guilty people lawyer up the least because they want to appear innocent. Like in this case he wanted to appear like he was doing everything he could to help the police find his missing wife and kids because that’s what an innocent person would likely do initially. Regardless of guilt you should always always always lawyer up.

@Infin1ty <br>Thank you for clarifying about the legal process.

@Infin1ty
Thank you for clarifying about the legal process.

@Capitaine Bonhomme Of course. If anything is going to be admissible in court, the police are required to read you your Miranda Rights before questioning you. You then sign something that acknowledges you were read your rights.

He could have, and should have, requested a lawyer immediately and never talked to the police under any circumstances. He is obviously guilty, but he still should have immediately requested an attorney.

Don't let TV foul you, immediately requesting an attorney does not make you look guilty. You have absolutely no obligation to talk to the police once they Mirdanise you.

@Capitaine Bonhomme I see where you’re coming from but it would also be a bit sus if he called a lawyer to prove his innocence

@Capitaine Bonhomme I see where you’re coming from but it would also be a bit sus if he called a lawyer to prove his innocence

Exactly look at how well he ended u- oh wait

Exactly look at how well he ended u- oh wait

@Ealsante <br>Actually, CW didn't look confident at all during the interrogations !

@Ealsante
Actually, CW didn't look confident at all during the interrogations !

@Capitaine Bonhomme Psychopaths often have unwarranted confidence. Chris likely figured he got this.

@Capitaine Bonhomme Psychopaths often have unwarranted confidence. Chris likely figured he got this.

@Umar Abdullah they definitely don’t have your best interest in mind lol. They just want a confession so they can solidify their case

@Umar Abdullah they definitely don’t have your best interest in mind lol. They just want a confession so they can solidify their case

@FORZION ehh... maybe not him but yeah other peoople for sure. They did pretty much catch him red handed on camera and in less than a few hours they knew he did it. He was most likely going to jail if he stayed completely silent.

@ಠ_ಠ well if he didn't take the polygraph that would be kind of suspicious

@ಠ_ಠ well if he didn't take the polygraph that would be kind of suspicious

Crazy but if he had gotten a lawyer from the start he would probably be free today.

Crazy but if he had gotten a lawyer from the start he would probably be free today.

@Tammy Gaich There's always a chance you can be wrongfully imprisoned due to detectives wanting you to be the suspect, so having a lawyer present is necessary.

@Capitaine Bonhomme he gave the officer permission to enter. And most people don’t think they need a lawyer because they don’t actually need one. I’ve been arrested before and got questioned without a lawyer, they let me go because I was literally innocent. I told the truth without needing some pencil neck to write down what I need to say. Just be a good person.

Also, if you are under 18 make sure your parents are present as well. Know your rights.

Also, if you are under 18 make sure your parents are present as well. Know your rights.

I agree, Detectives-etc are highly trained at these confession extraction techniques and most people are crazy to try to go up against these people with no experience in these techniques. They will imply that if you ask for a lawyer you must be guilty but still, they will run circles around the average person. That is why there are so many false confessions. In this guy's case I have no sympathy for him but as a general rule one should ask for a lawyer to be present...

I have it on good authority that every time a suspects asks for a lawyer, a detective screams internally.

I have it on good authority that every time a suspects asks for a lawyer, a detective screams internally.

@Tammy Gaich horrible advice. Always take a lawyer. You will get nervous. They put pressure on you. Then you make one mistake saying “I left the work at 6”. Then they will say “but we have a camera of you leaving work at 5:15”. You can misspeak or the police can misremember your statement. Do yourself a favor and bring a lawyer. Not a joke. Especially in the USA.

@Capitaine Bonhommeyes, there are 2 parts. This is part one. Part 2 comes up after this part one. The detectives were so baffled by never seeing a mass murderer act so passive and apologetic that they flew to Wisconsin where he is serving his sentence to try to understand him. It is very detailed. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=duu2NePfEo0

@Tammy Gaich This is terrible advice to be disregarded in its entirety. NEVER talk to the cops without a lawyer.

@Tammy Gaich This is terrible advice to be disregarded in its entirety. NEVER talk to the cops without a lawyer.

@ಠ_ಠ your comment has 420 thumbs up bro. Fuck yea 420

@ಠ_ಠ your comment has 420 thumbs up bro. Fuck yea 420

That's easy for you cause you're Lu Bu, no one is pursuing you.

That's easy for you cause you're Lu Bu, no one is pursuing you.

Lmao love this kind of thinking 🤣 they arent smart enough to lawyer up most the time. They're just psychotic ticking time bombs. Not planned killers

Lmao love this kind of thinking 🤣 they arent smart enough to lawyer up most the time. They're just psychotic ticking time bombs. Not planned killers

@Nossair sometimes people just need to talk about stuff and open up we often think of cold unfeeling killers who kill with no remorse plus detectives are trained to expolit this kind of stuff and recognize flaws quickly amd act breaking suspects with their own logic and stuff the suspect believes they dont know but do

What I find most puzzling is why they'd ever believe that the detective is actually being empathetic towards them and open up to them as if it's a therapy session, you'd think they'd know they're in a situation where any feeling of vulnerability works in favor of the police.

Make sure to not sleep at all too! The less sleep you have the easier it is to pass off lies as sleep deprivation

Make sure to not sleep at all too! The less sleep you have the easier it is to pass off lies as sleep deprivation

Uea let me try that<br>I got 40 years u lied

Uea let me try that
I got 40 years u lied

@TheDarkerKnight terrible advice from TG21 lol

@TheDarkerKnight terrible advice from TG21 lol

@Tammy Gaich No, I had a friend who was accused of drug and rape a girl. He is totally innocent but had such an anxiety problem, he thought,” if I’m innocent, why do I need to hide” so he didn’t get a lawyer, and did a polygraph, later on during the first trial he was found guilty and spend the first 2years in prison until the police found a real suspect who admits that, 2years of his life waste for believing the police. No compensation, college life ruined.
You always need a lawyer even if you're innocent, police are there to solve the case
, not you.

Well said! Make sure you take a polygraph too. All confidence, you got this!

Well said! Make sure you take a polygraph too. All confidence, you got this!

@Ethan Shinn no, never say anything to cops, especially if you are innocent. There is nothing to be gained. The cops are not your friends

@Ethan Shinn no, never say anything to cops, especially if you are innocent. There is nothing to be gained. The cops are not your friends

@Tammy Gaich you are so naive. Cops are lazy, they want a conviction, getting the guilty guy is way down the priority list. Nice to have but not important.

@Tammy Gaich you are so naive. Cops are lazy, they want a conviction, getting the guilty guy is way down the priority list. Nice to have but not important.

@Ethan Shinn No, you're right to an attorney is in the constitution, Prosecutors, Judges, and Juries aren't allowed to argue that you using your right to an attorney, makes you guilty

@ThaGVPSon if sarcasm was a rock you'd have a knot on your head

@ThaGVPSon if sarcasm was a rock you'd have a knot on your head

@Extraordinary ActSofGlasS actually that can bite you in the ass like byron Smith

@Extraordinary ActSofGlasS actually that can bite you in the ass like byron Smith

@Capitaine Bonhomme He's not the brightest guy.

@Capitaine Bonhomme He's not the brightest guy.

@Capitaine Bonhomme Of course. You never have to talk. And you always have the right to have an attorney present.

@Capitaine Bonhomme Of course. You never have to talk. And you always have the right to have an attorney present.

@Captain Forever How wild is it that we’re on day 2 and who knows how many hours and he could have walked out of there at any time?

@Captain Forever How wild is it that we’re on day 2 and who knows how many hours and he could have walked out of there at any time?

@Ethan Shinn maybe, but at this point they had NOTHING on this idiot. He was there voluntarily. They said in the other videos how cautious they had to be because he wasnt being detained and could leave at any time. They didnt want him to lawyer up because their case would have been way harder with him in the wind.

@Ethan Shinn no it doesn’t, a lot of people take that as a admission of guilt but in reality it’s the best way to protect yourself from getting in trouble from something you didn’t do or did do. These interrogation techniques can be really hard on someone, sometimes people admit to things they didn’t do.

Lol! Totally. Funny thing about covert narcissists is they are actually not that smart, and rarely the ‘evil genius’ hollywood portrays them to be.

Lol! Totally. Funny thing about covert narcissists is they are actually not that smart, and rarely the ‘evil genius’ hollywood portrays them to be.

Wouldn't getting a lawyer just prove that you did it but need someone to defend you who can potentially get you out of incarceration ?

Wouldn't getting a lawyer just prove that you did it but need someone to defend you who can potentially get you out of incarceration ?

@Umar Abdullah chill Abdul that's an amazing thing to say, you're smart takeabeer 🍺

@Umar Abdullah chill Abdul that's an amazing thing to say, you're smart *take**-a-**beer* 🍺

That's right, if you actually did it then the best thing for you is to tell the truth. Rule #1: the police have your best interest in mind. Rule #2: the truth will set you free. 😐

@Capitaine Bonhomme absolutely.  Next time you kill someone ask for a lawyer up front. It will save your<br> from telling a bunch of lies. Nobody really likes a liar.😣

@Capitaine Bonhomme absolutely.  Next time you kill someone ask for a lawyer up front. It will save your
 from telling a bunch of lies. Nobody really likes a liar.😣

His personality is compliance, submit yo authority, he is trying to please by staying, yet lying

His personality is compliance, submit yo authority, he is trying to please by staying, yet lying

I learned that the hard way while in the military haha. Got asked to go in for some questions then I was arrested.

I learned that the hard way while in the military haha. Got asked to go in for some questions then I was arrested.

@Dee
Agree with your viewpoint.
In my case,
I would certainly ask for a lawyer.
Also not allowed anyone in my house unless they have a warrant.
Either CW was ignorant of his rights or overestimated his skills in being able to pull this through??
If you know you are innocent then you want a lawyer to protect you from being set up.

@Piper Lee <br>Did Chris Watts confessed WHY  he did that?

@Piper Lee
Did Chris Watts confessed WHY  he did that?

@Piper Lee
Amazing he didn't demand for a lawyer to be present
Almost like he wanted to be found out

@Piper Lee
Amazing he didn't demand for a lawyer to be present
Almost like he wanted to be found out

@Capitaine Bonhomme yes of course. Anything you say to detectives at any time can be used against you; he’s being questioned and interrogated. Everything he said from the moment he stepped in there was being documented.

Was he entitled to have a lawyer during interrogations?

Was he entitled to have a lawyer during interrogations?


She mentions he hasn’t cried and then he follows up with fake crying .. geeeez this guy is a real piece of work

Before I finished reading the end of the comment I replaced the word “work” with “shit.”

Ikr, she was right, he really is a terrible liar

and right after tammy gave him the scenario that shanan kill the little girls he follows up with telling the same exact story

As I read your comment it followed up on the video😂


As the father of a little three year old boy, I can say with complete certainty that there is no relationship that one will ever have where the other person is more completely trusting towards you than the relationship between a parent and their toddler. You’re everything to them, you’re practically their entire world, and in many ways, they’re your world as well. In their eyes, you can do no wrong and they trust you completely and implicitly. To betray that trust, especially in the manner that this fiend did, is just so unconscionable and so horrific that it’s painful to even think about for those of us who genuinely love our children and seek to protect them. I will never understand how he was able to murder his little girls and dispose of them as if they were trash, a mere inconvenience to be rid of as quickly and expediently as possible… those poor babies. The worst part for me was hearing about how Bella said “Daddy, no!” How could you hear your own baby say that, how could you listen to your own small child, your own flesh and blood, begging for their life and not be CRUSHED?! How could you continue to snuff their life out? This is a very sick and a very evil individual, and he deserves a far worse fate than the one that he received.


The lady just showed why I wouldn't never take a polygraph test, even if i was 100% innocent, the amount of emotional control you must have in that moment is absolutely unreal

@Braden C. False. Polygraphs can’t be used as evidence AT ALL. They are pointless. So declining to take one is meaningless in the eyes of the law.

I passed a polygraph despite lying multiple times. Not that difficult.

Refusing to take a polygraph test is more damning than taking the test.

I'm just confused why people say get a lawyer, get a lawyer. Im always happy to see murderers without lawyer thinking they got it all. And they seal their fate themselves. Lol. That's great.

ppl with a baseline anxiety would just fail anyway

like if it was me in that chair i would’ve ended up failing to be innocent of chris watts’ murder of his family PLSSS

@Luiz Castro no, the point of the polygraph test is to tell you you failed and use that to pressure you into an actual confession. If you are being polygraphed by the cops they will tell you you failed no matter how you've done.

If you're innocent you'll be reassured by someone saying they get the truth from you, maybe the false positive rate isn't as bad as you thought.

But even if you pass or fail it, a polygraph can’t be used as evidence in court so don’t worry about it


His poor father probably thought “Oh my god, how could this get any worse?” Then it did.

@lolz  check out the channel Live Abuse Free. They are absolutely horrible people and that includes the sister. No over exaggerating.

@jiji~~~ check out the channel Live Abuse Free. They are absolutely horrible people and that includes the sister.

@jiji~~~ seriously, I'd love to see that video. I've a feeling it's an over-exaggeration, but whatever.

@Miraculous Angel jeez, really? Is that in like a video?

@Candice Watson indeed they are, you need to watch their conversations with him in jail "oh, Chriss, we love you, we forgive you , you look amazing, everybody knows what wonderful person you are, let us tell you some funny facts from your kids funeral..."

I have no sympathy for Chris’ parents. They hated Shanann and coddled Chris. They’d still be in denial if they could be.

Imagine lying to your own father about not killing his grandchildren. Absolutely insane


The second most disgusting thing about this is that he blamed the woman he murdered on his murder of his children. Dude.

@brendan miller of course, but the farther we stray from God, the worse our collective morality as a species. Look around

@Deprogram-a-rama wrong af 🤣 I have a child and somone that would hurt their child has something horribly wrong with them.

He does blame her…she was the reason he wasn’t happy.

@D H Yeah, that was a beautiful gambit right there

Tammy did a great job suggesting that idea so he would create a dumb scenario. He really fell for EVERY SINGLE TRAP. You love to see it, you really do.

and he made his daughters ride out to the oil site alive with their deceased mother on the truck floor at their feet. unfathomable

@boiii Yeah either he was sorry for his own ass or just acting hoping To get a lesser sentence

Shan'ann married Satan's spawn. Words cannot describe how evil Chris is.

@BlackBeWhite2k7 Where have you read that he was placed in protective custody? There are not alot of spots in protective custody, and those spots usually go to police officers, informants, and maybe political figures. Do you know how many child killers are in prison at this very moment? I highly doubt he is or ever was in protective custody.

@G. H. I keep a healthy skepticism of people, every day is a trillion-sided dice roll and getting acquainted with your murderer is one of the least likely possible outcomes.

She didn't deserve to be hated that much! Even after he killed her 😭😭

Lolika Lopareva it actually can’t happen to anyone, can only happen to real sickos

@Emma Madgini Stay strong, sister. Don't give into your inner cat-ignorer

@Teresa Sparks Right, but your next door neighbor could be hiding those same innate tendencies. All of us have a monster inside us and it's up to us to keep it tamed.

@Lolika Lopareva Anyone who murders their wife and babies, sure.

well they planted thast idea to make him confess so that they start getting something out of him other than "he didn't know what happened" and "someone took them" this is literally so scary....this dude is a regular ass dude, this can happen to literally anyone....


The way he immediately confessed after they give him a chance to blame Shannan, he walked right into their trap and really thought they’d believe him that she did it.


If at any point you find yourself sitting across from a detective calling you a "Truth Teller" then you know things really have gone horribly wrong,


God it is painful to watch him lie about all of this to his father, especially knowing that he'll find out the truth soon enough anyway. Those couple of minutes honestly felt like an eternity, I forgot there was anything else to the video for a minute.<br>His dad seems like a good man. It's an abject cruelty of nature that your children can just come out twisted monsters for no reason besides random chance brain defect. Those were his grandkids.

God it is painful to watch him lie about all of this to his father, especially knowing that he'll find out the truth soon enough anyway. Those couple of minutes honestly felt like an eternity, I forgot there was anything else to the video for a minute.
His dad seems like a good man. It's an abject cruelty of nature that your children can just come out twisted monsters for no reason besides random chance brain defect. Those were his grandkids.

Reading and watching interviews with Ronnie Watts recorded post-trial will surely make you save your sympathy.


Its amazing how different real, effective interrogations are to the TV ones. They're staying calm, biting their tongues, showing empathy, even blaming the victim, speaking softly, looking him in the eyes, sitting perfectly still like concerned teachers counseling a troubled kid. Contrast this to the self righteous, screaming detective slamming his fists on the table on TV. I cant look away.

@Jacob they cant convict me for not saying anything unless they have absolute proof i did the crime

@Patrick Lundtofte it can be used as evidence against you in court.  Say that you hit someone with a car and a police officer can say you were completely quiet after reading your Miranda rights. You may come off as unsympathetic to your actions and the jury would hear this and sway their verdict to guilty cus you made yourself look bad just because you didn’t say anything.

I’m in a forensics class and we had a discussion asking why do movies and tv shows show us an over dramatic way of catching criminals. Could be just for the views or muddy our education of how to deal with the police.  I learned that not saying anything after being given your Miranda rights can be used as evidence.


The neighbor solved the case in just a few minutes.

The neighbor solved the case in just a few minutes.

True legend - to speak up against people you know is true bravery, neighbour saw something was really off and called it out. Give the man a medal

Neighbors.... lol the guy was amazing too and we need friends like the lady too

Neighbors.... lol the guy was amazing too and we need friends like the lady too

Honestly, the neighbor is the MVP in this. Yes, his observations were on point, but also his CCTV footage.  Same can be said for the best friend - without her, Watts would have been able to lay out a much more convincing narrative. With the best friend dragging the police there, it locked Watts into all sorts of tight spots.

They did very well, but.... They did not elevate the case to the level where you could prosecute. That was on the interrogation team.

the scary part is the girlfriend was behind this

the scary part is the girlfriend was behind this

@Night Rider oh that’s all they did? Just got the foundational proof that a case is built on AND got a confession…that’s all they managed to do lol. But the neighbor said he’s acting weird so yea he solved the case😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Jim South what are you even saying? U funny as though😂😂

@Jim South what are you even saying? U funny as though😂😂

@Jim South what? Bro text normally god damn, can't understand anything

@Jim South what? Bro text normally god damn, can't understand anything

@Jim Southwhat u mean? ma man still out here responding to people, like chill for a sec bro

@Jim Southwhat u mean? ma man still out here responding to people, like chill for a sec bro

It’s the gathering of enough evidence for a trial can be tricky ://

It’s the gathering of enough evidence for a trial can be tricky ://

I bet he’s having a real hard time in prison child and woman killers are bottom of the totem pole

I bet he’s having a real hard time in prison child and woman killers are bottom of the totem pole

I love how the top comment in all three videos is just like this one 😂

I love how the top comment in all three videos is just like this one 😂

@Free Assange cette histoire me fait penser à Amytiville. J'ai lu que le voisin a dû déménager à cause de menaces

@Free Assange cette histoire me fait penser à Amytiville. J'ai lu que le voisin a dû déménager à cause de menaces

@A Rabbit Yes. All the above. But he should have left her, not killed her and their girls!

@A Rabbit Yes. All the above. But he should have left her, not killed her and their girls!

@Jim South You're delusional. Those 2 cases are UNRELATED and don't shy away from the fact that a court needs hard evidence to prove a crime, not suspicion.

This is the top comment on all three parts

This is the top comment on all three parts

@Niko i mean they explain that's his friend so he knows his real cues

@Niko i mean they explain that's his friend so he knows his real cues

@Donaldo Trumpie Dutch person would never called Netherlands a "Holland"🕵🙄 LET'S INVESTIGATE THIS!!😅waar is het kaaswiel!

Watching that body cam with the neighbor saying Chris was acting weird and then Chris actually watching himself on the security tape. Hoping beyond hope that you can't see what he is putting in his truck bed. I don't know why but my heart was racing while watching that. Crazy stuff.

You're giving them too much credit. Its called being a witness.  I watch so much true crime and 30% of neighbors (witnesses) will say they heard noises but thought it was construction or sumthin  but these neighbors were actually close to the victims.  Not just someone next door that you bump into once a week when going to work

It was definitely her friend that solved the case instantly. The neighbor just confirmed everything.

It was definitely her friend that solved the case instantly. The neighbor just confirmed everything.

Absolutely ! Unfortunately the police and detectives didn’t have a baseline to know how Chris normally acts , the neighbor did,

Yeah, I was surprised as hell. Cool dude.

Yeah, I was surprised as hell. Cool dude.

Because he knows how he normally acts and obviously seen he was not acting normal

Because he knows how he normally acts and obviously seen he was not acting normal

Pretty much anybody with a brain knew, but while the neighbor can just declare someone guilty on a hunch, the police and prosecutors have to be able to prove it.

I’m sure the police had a pretty good idea before Nate voiced his opinion. When chris was notified that his family was missing, he took his time getting back home and there was no urgency or concern when he arrived. EVEN if they were having marital issues and he though that she left him, i would think most normal people would be concerned about where their children are.

@H K yup. You could tell he was definitely selling it when he went on live to and what not but once they starting calling him in for questioning you can just tell the guilt got to him !

I mean good on the neighbor but anyone who knew Chris would see he wasn't acting right. He was hugging himself and rocking back and forth, disinterested in video that could show where his family went, and kept looking at the exit for a way out. Remember at that time he is claiming Shanann left him so he is not supposedly worried about their safety. Yet he goes from nonchalant to petrified when the video is shown.

@Lacustina wow that’s awesome how smart the cop was and thanks for your input 🌺

@Lacustina wow that’s awesome how smart the cop was and thanks for your input 🌺

@Cindy Russo The cop isnt dumb. He knew right away when Chris got off his truck and entering the house. Cop acted like he doesnt know anything because you need evidence to put someone in jail. And as someone as evil as this man. You woudnt want him to be on alert and find a way to escape or hide the truth. The only thing that could jail this guy is evidence, and evidence takes time and interrogation for the truth to come out.
Would you rather have the cop guess ít from the beginning and have Chris call a lawyer and possibly get away with murder?
Or would you rather have the cops investigate with full evidence to put this nut job in jail forever.

@Donaldo Trumpie used to be a member of the gym @ "the wellnessboot'' in mill 🤣

@Donaldo Trumpie used to be a member of the gym @ "the wellnessboot'' in mill 🤣

Could it be because it’s his neighbour and the police don’t know Chris watts personally..

Could it be because it’s his neighbour and the police don’t know Chris watts personally..

Right. Straight up the smartest neighbor I've ever seen lol

Right. Straight up the smartest neighbor I've ever seen lol

I think it's a lot easier when you know the person well. You can tell when they are acting differently. The police are dealing with a stranger.

Give him an interrogator's license already!

Give him an interrogator's license already!

@Sherri Brown I’ll check that out. Hopefully it’s available in the UK.

@Sherri Brown I’ll check that out. Hopefully it’s available in the UK.

He was witness to the whole build up of it all. Truly horrible

He was witness to the whole build up of it all. Truly horrible

@Tiffany Rose but I won’t why? Was it lack of sex? Did his wife have too much control.. not enough respect. What am I missing here?

@TVNGO_ Shotz I know ow what I know ow and knowing that is why I know what I say is true.

@TVNGO_ Shotz I know ow what I know ow and knowing that is why I know what I say is true.

@Jim South These are two completely different crimes what does Notorious B.I.G have to do with the Chris Watts case?

@TVNGO_ Shotz i was there when the notorious B.I.G was killed and you are wrong.

@TVNGO_ Shotz i was there when the notorious B.I.G was killed and you are wrong.

No he didn’t. He just said he was acting strange without any form of evidence. You need hard facts not just suspicion. If we tried cases just on the basis of suspicion it would be salem witch trials and the 60’s all over again.

Nice copy and paste comment. Love seeing it on everyone of these videos by multiple video. Your wit knows no bounds.

Nice copy and paste comment. Love seeing it on everyone of these videos by multiple video. Your wit knows no bounds.

Yeah thats because he interacts with him quite a lot. The detectives don't they're investigating strangers

Yeah thats because he interacts with him quite a lot. The detectives don't they're investigating strangers

I mean the cops probably did too... but they have to do it a certain way to get him prosecuted

I mean the cops probably did too... but they have to do it a certain way to get him prosecuted

Crazy to think Chris could have gone home half way through this video and may have gotten away with it. Props to these 2!

It’s not it atleast took a month in the documentary it had said he didint want to confess the truth and it could’ve took a couple months to find out

@Emma Bee I think he did that to create the illusion he had nothing to hide like he wanted to help the investigators, and then he would be able to manipulate them into believing his BS. But it backfired on him as it usually does cause it seems to be a common theme with most or all of the criminals on the channel, at least the ones I’ve seen.

Solving the case wasn’t hard, and isn’t in a lot of murder cases especially if it’s domestic. It’s obtaining evidence, confessions, witness testimonies and a conviction that is difficult

What the documentary is called on Netflix?

What the documentary is called on Netflix?

@Tiffany Rose true so true. What I don’t understand is why he didn’t ask for a lawyer though? It is within his rights. He thought that he could get away by being cooperative? It’s so weird.

@Night Rider gathering evidence is way more important. You can accuse someone but that doesn't mean much without substantial proof. Just camera footage isn't enough

@A Guy Named Something no. He was a part of the puzzle

@A Guy Named Something no. He was a part of the puzzle

@dhfjgkt dmfhfj good guess. And I think he actually swayed how this all went

@dhfjgkt dmfhfj good guess. And I think he actually swayed how this all went

Cops did too but it's not as easy to get someone to confess.

Cops did too but it's not as easy to get someone to confess.

@Cindy Russo to be fair, the neighbor knew how he usually behaves and so it was easier for him to tell Chris was lying.

@Namewasstolen Stresslevel you sound like Chris watts incarnate

@Namewasstolen Stresslevel you sound like Chris watts incarnate

@Kimberly MayesThe  side fade son of the best girlfriend scouted out the neighbor, reported the camera to the responding officer. These four people were sharp af.

@Free Assange I'd live there coz the neighbours would keep me safe

@Free Assange I'd live there coz the neighbours would keep me safe

He should make a youtube channel dissecting criminal psychology.

He should make a youtube channel dissecting criminal psychology.

the police knew all the time it was him.. they just need to prove it..

the police knew all the time it was him.. they just need to prove it..

its not like it wouldnt have been solved without the neighbor. THis dude was soooo terrible at lying. It would just have taken some more time.

I Think its a Nightmare now to life Next door and to know that all sie Dead because of the husband and the house get sold to a different Family like nothing happeneds. But who wants to live there? No One.

Do you believe the neighbor had enough evidence to get a guilty conviction in court.

Do you believe the neighbor had enough evidence to get a guilty conviction in court.

@Namewasstolen Stresslevel They got that security camera footage for free tho🤣

@Namewasstolen Stresslevel They got that security camera footage for free tho🤣

Yes the neighbors are the heroes wall he did not get time to create a story because the neighbor reacted very quickly. Sorry for my bad english but i live in holland in the town  Mill opposite the wellnessboot.

@Gustavo de Anapolis you mean fact checking...oh no!

@Gustavo de Anapolis you mean fact checking...oh no!

Yes, huge red flag he's playing surveillance that could show what happened to the girls and Chris is looking at his phone and the door.

It's a good guess but by no mean certain nor sufficient to damn him guilty legally.

It's a good guess but by no mean certain nor sufficient to damn him guilty legally.

Yeah your right! That's ultimately what brought him down straight away. He knew the neighbour had a camera.

Yeah your right! That's ultimately what brought him down straight away. He knew the neighbour had a camera.

I'm the 1000th like, just thought I'd mention

I'm the 1000th like, just thought I'd mention

@dhfjgkt dmfhfj lol i know all of the people even the police thinks Chris do it. But they need evidence and let him confess first. Also they need it to find the bodies.

king said he did it hes being fuckn weird

king said he did it hes being fuckn weird

@Namewasstolen Stresslevel He still did though

@Namewasstolen Stresslevel He still did though

solving the case and proving the case are different things.. Investigators and prosecutors arent paid to guess things, its all worked on material proof. Otherwise people would just be thrown in jail everytime a neibohour guess something.

@Kjartan Ragnarson  American murder the family next door.... it’s still on Netflix

@Kjartan Ragnarson  American murder the family next door.... it’s still on Netflix

Some people aren't nearly as good at hiding their true selves as they think they are. Chris probably thought he was acting perfectly normal but I'd be willing to bet he oozed resentment.

When I watched the Netflix documentary and he said he suspected him I was shook I wonder how he’s doing today

When I watched the Netflix documentary and he said he suspected him I was shook I wonder how he’s doing today


The fact that he put the blame on his wife, someone who's not even here to defend herself is so sick and twisted


Knowing that this man is crying for HIMSELF and not those lovely lives he selfishly took is absolutely disgusting. Those tears were for the fact he was going to prison, not for their lives. <br>When that detective said he would help get them out of the cold I cried for them, and I didn’t know them. He was their FATHER and HUSBAND. Such an awful person.

Knowing that this man is crying for HIMSELF and not those lovely lives he selfishly took is absolutely disgusting. Those tears were for the fact he was going to prison, not for their lives.
When that detective said he would help get them out of the cold I cried for them, and I didn’t know them. He was their FATHER and HUSBAND. Such an awful person.


The father comforting his murdering son, rubbing his back like, "its okay, killer, its okay," really gets under my skin.  I couldn't stand to watch it.

I get that, but you likely don’t have kids and don’t understand that bond

Repetition Repetition Repetition Repetition


Props to ms.Tammy for not bursting out in laughter when the other detective started praising Chris for basic fatherly duties


The fact that he blamed his dead pregnant wife for the murder of his two children so he could get away with it is absolutely disgusting.

So what did he think he was going to tell them where he hid the mothers body and then be like "oh yeah I went ahead and buried those kids too but i didn't kill them".

Oh. So the murder was ok. It's the shifting of blame that bothers you

If you were in the same situation you would probably do anything you can to get out

He did kill them I'm sure it wasn't a worry for him

I saw many interrogations but this guy talking endlessly that he want to see his family again, I couldn't bear it and skipped all that poor attempts getting credibility. I mean every convicted suspect tried this but his level of annoyingness is superior. Imagine you have to question this dude 10 hours straight and 90% of the time listening again and again to his bullshit lies. Even 5 minutes is too much knowing what he have done.

Notice he only started crying once he knew he was fucked.

@Tim Easley Right and especially after he adds in how his mom said the wife "was a nasty evil person". Like wow dude you're going down so everybody in your family is going down too........Twisted

@joshy2 boss They're literally saying it's disgusting that he came up with a scape goat FOR murdering his family. Cmon bro.

Absolutely fucking stellar technique from Tammy there

@jaasiel Delacruz thats kinda genius because if he doesn't confess to anything at all (and they had nothing at that point) he couldve just stood up and leave like bye bitxh.

But by putting so much pressure on him and then giving him an alternative he obviously didnt think of, they give him an alibi that will not be useful for long BUT they can arrest him and make sure he wont clean up after himself so to speak. They had no idea if theres any evidence left so by locking him up they made sure he wont be out to destroy it. Or just leg it to a different country... which, considering he was not accused of anything, he couldve done i think? Im european do idk how this works in US.

@Tamara well, noone actually SAID more, but giving what hed already done's as bad as it gets blaming someone else is exactly what youd expect

Not only that, he initially used that narrative with his father. His father believed it for a while. Now his dad has to live with his only son dying in prison and his grandchildren dead, with everyone looking at him like they are all monsters, not just Chris.

I mean both of the detectives offered that option to him

The fact that he killed his two kids and pregnant wife in the first place is absolutely disgusting

I bet she loved them more than anything too 😔

@pLAtonic buu facts . He literally loved that idea. And def is mad he didn't shoot for that from the beginning . Was even selling his dad on that too

The interrogator literally planted the idea

@joshy2 boss In a way, it's sort of more evil isn't it. I can buy someone having a moment of insanity and killing their family, like you can almost rationalise someone having a mental break like that and going through with it (I'm not saying it's remotely ok, I'm just saying I can at least comprehend how it oculd happen)... but then to sit there and think afterwards that not only after murdering his pregnant wife, he is willing to let the whole world believe she killed her two children. I don't know, I think that's next level evil, and requires much more commitment. With the murders he had to be evil for one night, to keep up a lie like that you have to have a totally black heart and be devoid of empathy completely.

Norm MacDonald: I think it was the murders that were the most disgusting thing.

@stephen morris two, he said he killed her after she killed the two children. In his story she didn’t kill the unborn baby

Seeking an allibi/reasonable scape goat is more disgusting than murdering your own children?

You expected something a tad more noble?


I really feel bad for the grandfather. He just lost his granddaughters and is feeling what the dad should.

The only grandfather that cared about them was the one from shannan's side.

Nope! The grandparents forgave Chris for what he did, as if they were the ones wronged and had the right to give forgiveness as the parents of that monster.

Nope.. the grqndparents are the main reason why he did what he did... The mother is nuts.. watch more videos of them

No, he barley seemed bothered that he lost he's granddaughters, he seemed more concerned that he's son was upset about going to jail.

Grandfather said: “your mom always said she was evil”.  <br>That’s disturbing!!

Grandfather said: “your mom always said she was evil”.
That’s disturbing!!

Well the grandparents didn’t like Shannon sadly

Nope, watch some videos about that grandfather. He is horrible too.

I know it’s horrible imagine your son killed his wife. I wouldn’t know what to do I think I’d kill myself it’s just too awful to imagine


Amazing how the interrogators ran into the room when his father asked for a lawyer, because they knew it was their last chance to find out what he put his wife, and his kids… If he had gotten a lawyer, they would most likely never find out where they are as these lawyers would have mucked up everything..

@Sean Bannon He could get away with a lesser crime. If i remember correctly there's a case on JCS channel that a girl killed her child, but because she never confessed and had a legal team, she was only charged with corpse concealment. The proccess also get a lot more complicated, a one week case with a confession could take years to get to conclusion...

@Mahoney they absolutely are and everyone deserves totally bias and fierce representation and defense but it just shows good police work that they knew to act quickly.

So everyone saying he should of got a lawyer and he woulda got away with this. How ?  What would the explanation be. It's almost like you all wanted him to get away with it.   Detectives can use any strategy they want to get a confession.  Even get in his face and say your a sick person

Even if he had immediately lawyered up they have him on video admitting he killed his wife and hid 3 bodies. There's no way they wouldn't have searched his worksite and they would've found the shallow grave.

They want their confession. That's the only reason.

Once a lawyer comes into the picture that begins to dissolve rather quickly - guilty or innocent

For the guilty man this is essential. But for the innocent man it is awful, and you can't try and lock up a hundred innocent men hoping there might be a guilty one or two in there

They want their confession. That's the only reason.

Once a lawyer comes into the picture that begins to dissolve rather quickly - guilty *or* innocent

For the guilty man this is essential. But for the innocent man it is awful, and you can't try and lock up a hundred innocent men hoping there might be a guilty one or two in there

If he had gotten a lawyer they probably would've done some sort of deal, like "I tell you where they are to get the death penalty off the table" or something similar. I'm glad he didn't though, it's really satisfying watching a monster be so dumb he talks himself right into jail

They would've been able to give the information in order for a bit of leniency. Sure it would've been a bit later than anyone would've liked but I have no doubt that a lawyer would aid in locating the bodies. Nobody wants to spend time in prison, it was the only emotion the dude showed throughout the whole thing. I'd personally rather die than spend my life in prison.

On the other side, it is really weird how it is generally accepted in the US that the prosecutors can manipulate the person so that he does not ask for a lawyer. Thats pretty weird in most places.<br>Imagine you're innocent and really should get a lawyer, but the prosecutors think you're guilty and talk you into not getting one.

On the other side, it is really weird how it is generally accepted in the US that the prosecutors can manipulate the person so that he does not ask for a lawyer. Thats pretty weird in most places.
Imagine you're innocent and really should get a lawyer, but the prosecutors think you're guilty and talk you into not getting one.

Man, spoken like a true expert. Any legal professional knows, lawyers = "most likely never find out what he put his wife".

Don’t phrase it that way, dude… lawyers are maybe the most important part of the legal system…


I can’t even imagine that father hearing his son say that. Realizing his grandkids are gone and his son was involved in murder. My dad would have been so devastated losing his grands. Boy those cops ran in when he mentioned lawyer though. He should taken that advice at that point but I’m glad he didn’t. He finally admitted how evil he is at the end.

My family would beat me to death for doing something like this… I’d have to literally hide from everyone forever. They’d disown me forever and I’d die in prison all alone.


It's crazy to think that this actually works. Playing with emotions of a suspect, their guilt, pride, possibly remorse. Even the suspect not requesting a lawyer before or even after the polygraph test is the prime example of how well they played with his emotions. Good job to the police on this one, justice served.

Remember kids, even when being called as a witness, always have a lawyer. He knows the difference between incriminating questions and is able to distance himself from emotional play from the police.

Repeat after me… “ I invoke my 5th amendment right” he’s still guilty though so f him lol


“It surprises me, and it warms my heart, that you’re the type of dad who can pack a bag for your kids.” They really had to reach for that compliment didn’t they? 💀

@Thomas Kunz You beat me to the eggs comment (no pun intended).

OH!

@doug I'm absolutely wheezing at this comment

They got him really good with that little sarcasm. I'm almost sure he understood what they'd meant.

It wasn’t a compliment. It was part of their interrogation technique.

@S S lol, now i get it, like "yeah, ur such a good father man, shit, you fry eggs for them and then you fucking kill them and hide their bodies, i mean, damn such a good daddy"

@Thomas Kunz ur good I didn't perceive it as an argument! It didn't make full sense what I said anyways haha I didn't properly explain myself. I just meant that some of the examples they're using as 'good fatherhood' are so forced and ridiculous, that I feel like they HAD to be hitting the low bar on purpose, like they're indirectly trying to roast him while he gets interrogated lol

@S S i didnt get ur coment, like, what did he fell for? not trying to start argument just wanna know what u talking about.

LMAAOOO seriously, it's funny how guilty people are so nervous they'll just completely miss how pathetic some of this sounds. "You're more involved than most dads, you can make them eggs, you wash dishes....it's women's work, but you're a good dad, you do more than most would" - it's not verbatim, but they literally praised him for knowing how to make eggs for his kids and called it a woman's job. And he fell for the bait and fucking agreed. Dear Christ. This man was really never meant to be a father.

as soon as he did that polygraph she knew he did something, and also, the interrogator also knew, i mean, if you work at a job like that, you can smell guilt in people, his job is just to prove it, he already knows he has to either make the guy confess or get enough evidence, because people can literally say "no i didnt kill this dude u cant prove it" in front of the victim with blood in their hands, but evidence is what matters. not what people say, unless they confess or say something that doesnt add up.

@Sophie Darnell to quote that one TCAP predator, he “looks cute, built good”

Dont forget he also bought his kids a second pair of clothes!

not to mention " you look good, you look fit" absolutely ironically funny, the complimenting technique. lmao.

@Miraculous Angel I'm just so amazed! Entirely in awe! lol

"It surprises me and it warms my heart that you've helped make those kids" 🤭🤭🤭

@zodiac shishan Scraping the bottom of the barrel.

Lol bottom of the barrel - they might as well have been like "I am so proud of you for...having sperm cells" lollll

@doug The genius of this comment is wildly underrated.

@MikeMichaelson it's intentional to inflate his ego and get his guard down so he trusts the investigator

I liked when he was like " you're going to tell the truth, because you're a truth teller Chris, that's who you are."

You seem like the kinda dad who'd say 'bless you' when the kid sneezed.  That's the kinda Chris I know

Detective: Chris, you're a human, and no one can take that away from you even if they didn't try.  I've met so, so many fathers, and you are definitely one of them--only you. Other men, they would have done something else, but you were not a part of that. You were this, then, and that's what makes this so important to all of us, and even none of us if that would help. You and those kids were so much.

It's also ironic because bags are probably what he used to carry their bodies in. Like they were kind of hinting at the fact that they knew what he did to his kids but still complimenting him to fool him.

“It’s good that u did basic things for ur kids” haha

Him; I mean like that’s what a good father does right ?

@MikeMichaelson  Some of these investigators actually do that. With the dumber ones of the disgusting gross group. "You feed your family, you keep them clothed, you keep them protected in your house, yet SHE goes ahead and complains about life despite all your effort, I mean I'd feel like that is a spit in the face" "it is just unfair isn't it"

They were about to compliment him on giving them food and water man I stg


The skill and professionalism from both detectives is first class 21st century policing Well done to them both and for all the officers that worked on this case, it is such a horrific crime that its impossible to get my head around how any father could kill his wife and 2 babies, may they rip 🙏

Horrible story!!! They were great at breaking Chris! The guy (Grant) is an FBI agent… highly trained!


Oooooooh, the way he blamed her and asked why she would do that to the girls... I almost snapped. I noticed he never really told his dad that Shannan killed them, he let his dad finish his sentences and answered with things like "they were blue".

A family member does question the tactics of the detectives sometimes. Like... would that mental/emotional fatigue, mentioned at the end, happen to someone who truly was innocent? Or do these tactics break anyone down to the point that they'd confess just to get out of there. Obviously he was guilty though, and I feel as if they did a good job in how they got to the point where they could arrest him.


i feel sorry for the female detective, having to rub his shoulder and reassure him and be kind to him, knowing what an evil monster he is. i'd feel sick even being in the same room as him.

These kind of detectives are so insainly good at their job and their ability to control not just their emotions, but every single bodily tick. And on top of that they have the ability to carefully analyze a person and construct a method to break them down. Truely amazing people.


I can’t imagine having to interrogate someone without crying, especially murderers. Like, you have to sit across from someone who (in this case,) just killed his wife and two daughters and keep your cool all while watching him simply evade the truth because he is too weak to admit he is a monster.