I feel awful for his father. Imagine going through 50+ years of life, raising a successful son with a beautiful wife, 2 kids and one on the way then your son murders his family and goes to prison. It would be really hard to accept that new reality. You'd basically be grieving the loss of your child while they're still alive. That's awful. I can't imagine how that man was able to get on after that.

@Fevo 61 "You don't seem too smart." Not smart, just empathetic, thanks. I noticed the part where Chris took the alternative question posed to him earlier by the detectives. Don't know if you missed that part. See, it's a tactic investigators use to put the crime in a more justifiable frame. It makes suspects more likely to bite the bait than just pressing on them to make a full confession.

The father planned for his daughter-in-law whom he hated so much to die along side his two grand daughters? I mean Chris's father raised him to adulthood without murdering him and his wife so I'd assume he has some compassion and caring for children. Just a guess though that he isn't the cold blooded murdering type unless you have some conversation between them as proof of this "plan".

Did you make this scenario up in your head based on a few minutes of video wherein the father has to choose between trying to preserve his faith and love in his son or help him get sent away for life?

Have a good day! :)

@Edward Severinsen I don't care if it's insensitive to you. The guys mother was still bad mouthing her deceased daughter inlaw and didn't give a shot about her grandkids just like her son didn't care about his kids.

@Cory Bjarnason i said the same thing. All he said was “let’s get a lawyer”

@Cory Bjarnason i said the same thing. All he said was “let’s get a lawyer”

He is awful. He didn’t show remorse after his son revealed killing his daughter in law. All he said was “let’s get a lawyer”, wtf!

He is awful. He didn’t show remorse after his son revealed killing his daughter in law. All he said was “let’s get a lawyer”, wtf!

The dad seems more normal than the mother. The mother is 💯 narcissist

The dad seems more normal than the mother. The mother is 💯 narcissist

@cocatfan he doesn't want to believe it. Imagine how distressing that would be for a parent to come to the belief that your son murdered someone.

@cocatfan he doesn't want to believe it. Imagine how distressing that would be for a parent to come to the belief that your son murdered someone.

@Sam He came in the room believing that his grandchildren and daughter in law were missing but alive. He learned about their deaths very abruptly, he was still processing it and was in shock (as you can see when he buries his head in his hands). Assuming he believed his son's tale, and at that point there was no reason why he wouldn't, his next thought was to save what there was left to save, i.e. his son, who he believed had committed  manslaughter due to the rage from his children's deaths and now needed  lawyer so he wouldn't be tried for murder. It's a perfectly understandable and natural reaction in a shocking situation like that.

You people should stop making these psychological analysis based on a few minutes of footage of people in very extraordinary situation. You can't make assumptions on their character and nature based on their behavior in the literal first couple of minutes of initial shock. It makes you look ignorant and foolish

@Henrik Nordström To be fair, yeah. It would make sense that even if psychopathy and narcissism aren't  passed on genetically that it could be a learned behavior in children. Although I dont believe that to be generally the case. Because children effected by egocentric, narcissistic parents seem to develop high neuroticism and not extremely high self-esteem in the case of narcissism. I can however see parents spoiling a child who then grows up to think they can get whatever they want and not consider others feelings because it obviously didn't have consequences when they were a child.

Not saying his parents are guilty but there is always something about them when their daughter or son is a psychopath or remorsless criminal.

Not saying his parents are guilty but there is always something about them when their daughter or son is a psychopath or remorsless criminal.

@B & D aquatics My dad was in the Navy and went through and still is going through similar stuff with his children. So much so he doesn't own a house and has been renting his entire life because he gives so much money helping his kids.

That's why I can totally see his dad being a father that only sees the best in his son to a fault. And helps him/defends him to his own detriment.

I don't have kids but I have a nephew I took care of from the time he was 5 to 11 years old everyday. Finding out he cusses at kids at school sometimes was actually shocking. Which of course ya know at some point little boys pickup words they shouldn't use but to me he's one of the sweetest and brightest kids I've known so it surprised me.

I can totally see a father being lovingly blind to his sons selfishness and narcissism. I don't think I'd even accept my nephew grew up one day and killed his family. Couldn't convince me he'd do it.

@Edward Severinsen Im with you. My dad is a Vietnam vet and retired military. He's a man's man. As tough and as humble as they come. My brother is a drug addict who can't stay out of jail. My dad did EVERYTHING to help and at times enabled him. That's my dad's son though and he wont give up on him. I'm just trying to be HALF the man that my dad is.

Ive always had a tiny soft spot for Ronnie. When Chris said “they’re not gonna let me go...” and he said “is there any reason they shouldn’t??”, to me that was him saying tell me the truth. I believe his mom is the main one rooting for him to file a 35C or really do anything to lighten his sentence. Ronnie is probably just ashamed of what Chris did and seems to just do whatever Cindy says when she says it.

@Akuma "shut the fuck up man" lmfao that shit had me dead! 😂😂😂😂😂

@Akuma "shut the fuck up man" lmfao that shit had me dead! 😂😂😂😂😂

@jarry Dee I still have no clue what your comment is implying. That by saying the father believes his son is precious is somehow reflective on how the commenter was unloved by their own parents and loathes the father's blind love? It sounds to me like you're the upset one...

@mikki14 Was that on tv? I didn’t know father in law didn’t like Shannon

@mikki14 Was that on tv? I didn’t know father in law didn’t like Shannon

The cocaine probably helps Ronnie get through the fact his son will die in prison. I doubt he cares about Shannan being dead, he hated her. He wouldn’t even let the cop sit down before he started blaming her for being missing.

@Ettibridget what gave away i was Danish? The last name?

@Ettibridget what gave away i was Danish? The last name?

@Edward Severinsen Er du dansk? = Are you danish?<br>Well, what do you know! I am danish (american mother danish father), double citizenship.😊🤗

@Edward Severinsen Er du dansk? = Are you danish?
Well, what do you know! I am danish (american mother danish father), double citizenship.😊🤗

@Ettibridget What does Er du dansk mean? Just looked it up lol. My ancestors are Danish actually but I was born in America.

@Ettibridget What does Er du dansk mean? Just looked it up lol. My ancestors are Danish actually but I was born in America.

Chris' dad: I think we need a law-

The detectives: 🏃♀🏃🏃♀🏃🫂

Chris' dad: I think we need a law-

The detectives: 🏃♀🏃🏃♀🏃🫂

@stardustgirl : yeah no shit… you’re missing my point entirely.

@stardustgirl : yeah no shit… you’re missing my point entirely.

Edward Severinsen,, you are a kind man and I agree with you 100%. Er du dansk?

Edward Severinsen,, you are a kind man and I agree with you 100%. Er du dansk?

@roisindubh02 It's a choice, he chose to do evil!👿

@roisindubh02 It's a choice, he chose to do evil!👿

His mother is the reason  Watts grew up to be a murdering psychopath.

His mother is the reason  Watts grew up to be a murdering psychopath.

Life is full of disappointments, and a ton of grief and sorrow! Sometimes the choices people make don't make any sense! All he had to do was leave , her and NEVER come back ,he had a choice, and he chose to do this horrid thing! He has no remorse, for taking his family's lives! It's like he is living in a FALSE REALITY! 😈🙏🏻🆘God help us!

Both the parents are as evil,especially the mother.

Both the parents are as evil,especially the mother.

Imagine the pain of the women’s family. She was brutally murdered by her husband.

Imagine the pain of the women’s family. She was brutally murdered by her husband.

imagine how Jennifer's dad feels; his daughter tried to fucking Kill him

imagine how Jennifer's dad feels; his daughter tried to fucking Kill him

You could see he really loves his son. Even after his son admitted that he choked his wife to death, the dad folds down in horror, but, puts his hand on the son's arm, as a move of reassurance of sorts, even in this kind of horrible situation.

@FolstrimHori agreed. We all have some maladaptive behaviours; some are more pronounced and harmful than others. A father who can't help but to see his son as innocent is hardly indicative of anything sinister. We can draw any number of conclusions for why he reacted (or didn't react) how he did, but ultimately there isn't any clinical reason for that specific reaction -- there are so many variables. It's shitty for all involved that Chris became who he did and chose what he did.

I would also imagine that his family<br>Receives “some” hateful comments, mail and maybe even personal interaction with the crazies out there who think it’s their job to be a douch! I feel sadness for all of the families involved with this horrible event. Even the med techs and firemen who had to be there to see those babies bodies come out of the oil tank. What memories for them. 😞

I would also imagine that his family
Receives “some” hateful comments, mail and maybe even personal interaction with the crazies out there who think it’s their job to be a douch! I feel sadness for all of the families involved with this horrible event. Even the med techs and firemen who had to be there to see those babies bodies come out of the oil tank. What memories for them. 😞

In any case, agreed with Edward. When it comes to love, people will act in ways that seems irrational to those outside of the relationship.

In any case, agreed with Edward. When it comes to love, people will act in ways that seems irrational to those outside of the relationship.

I love all these armchair psychologists pretending that they can analyze jack shit merely because they're subscribed to a true crime YouTube channel.

I love all these armchair psychologists pretending that they can analyze jack shit merely because they're subscribed to a true crime YouTube channel.

@Tanya Ball Wow, this is disgusting! The audacity of it all. I hope I'd never come across a man like this, even knowing family members beforehand can save you a lot trauma and heartache.

@cocatfan Agreed. Jackie Peterson, Scott Peterson’s mother, believed until the day she died that her son was innocent.

@cocatfan Agreed. Jackie Peterson, Scott Peterson’s mother, believed until the day she died that her son was innocent.

From all the articles and videos I've come across on this case, his parents are pretty horrible people. One fine example is that they went after Shannan's, Bella's and CC's death insurance (this happened after Watts' sentencing). All the information is they detested Shannan while she was alive.

thats why you bring more than one child xD

thats why you bring more than one child xD

@Nidhal Mahjoubi Trial by media... gotta love it 🙄

@Nidhal Mahjoubi Trial by media... gotta love it 🙄

Basically this comment section is a bunch of people judging an old man they never met before and all they know about him is a couple of minutes on a CCTV camera.<br>Amazing that's all it takes nowadays to analyse someone's personality and come out with a fair judgement

Basically this comment section is a bunch of people judging an old man they never met before and all they know about him is a couple of minutes on a CCTV camera.
Amazing that's all it takes nowadays to analyse someone's personality and come out with a fair judgement

He probably already had an idea. The guy is obviously a sociopath and definitely had displayed sociopath behavior many, many, many times before. His father probably helped hide the behavior thinking that the kids would grow out of it.

@Nimbus Killers are a breed in and of themselves. They can come from a broken home (and they could have had a better opportunity to grow) or they can come from the laws of nature. Pure chance.

It's our job as a society to not only minimize its occurence but to understand that it is a part of our nature.

Murderers are still reflections of ourselves and progress comes from attempting to understand it. Afterall, Life is for the living and we should lead by example. Even to the murderers.

Fun fact for reading all of that (🎉):
Heinous criminals often embrace the death penalty when they are not mentally insane.

@Nimbus Killers are a breed in and of themselves. They can come from a broken home (and they could have had a better opportunity to grow) or they can come from the laws of nature. Pure chance.

It's our job as a society to not only minimize its occurence but to understand that it is a part of our nature.

Murderers are still reflections of ourselves and progress comes from *attempting* to understand it. Afterall, Life is for the living and we should lead by example. Even to the murderers.

Fun fact for reading all of that (🎉):
Heinous criminals often embrace the death penalty when they are not mentally insane.

@DaniH Well, as someone related to a real fucking monster, I can assure you my family didn't do anything to bring it on. Nurture is not always in the equation. And yes, I'm sure we all feel terrible for Shennan's family too, it's more the headspace we have of 'how do you feel with your son being a murderer' that we're wondering about. Seeing what happened to my family when they found out what that fucker did.... they were destroyed. Felt like life was over for them, not because they were connected to the crime, but because their own flesh and blood did such heinous acts.

Don’t feel for him. He and his wife created this monster. It’s nature AND nurture. Feel sorry for Shannan’s dad instead, for her mother instead, not this POS’s dad.

Don’t feel for him. He and his wife created this monster. It’s nature AND nurture. Feel sorry for Shannan’s dad instead, for her mother instead, not this POS’s dad.

He looks like such a nice old man too :(

He looks like such a nice old man too :(

@cocatfan I'm not surprised. Accepting the fact that your child is a horrible murderous monster can't be easy at all, I'd imagine it's way easier to live in denial.<br>I know Andrew Cunanan's (serial killer, his most famous victim was fashion designer Gianni Versace) mom is in denial that it was him despite the overwhelming evidence. She's convinced he was framed, even though it makes absolutely no sense. So I guess it's not uncommon for parents of killers to be like that...

@cocatfan I'm not surprised. Accepting the fact that your child is a horrible murderous monster can't be easy at all, I'd imagine it's way easier to live in denial.
I know Andrew Cunanan's (serial killer, his most famous victim was fashion designer Gianni Versace) mom is in denial that it was him despite the overwhelming evidence. She's convinced he was framed, even though it makes absolutely no sense. So I guess it's not uncommon for parents of killers to be like that...

Everyone talking about his dad being a terrible person for not showing emotion, but don't forget he likely did plenty grieving and worrying at home, and the shock of the situation likely left him numb, completely out of it. Ever been told someone died, and you just sit there, unsure if what you just heard is real. Wondering how it all could have happened. Now think that you've been told by your son (whom you likely have reason to trust. Not to mention I remember hearing that the dad didn't personally like Shannan, though I doubt he ever wanted her to be hurt, more likely divorce) that your daughter-in-law killed your two granddaughters. Just try to imagine processing that.

Chris didn't have to be abused or anything by his dad to do what he did. I'm sure everyone here has watched the video about Jodi. Killers can emerge from good homes.

You are absolutely right and its only natural to believe your son is innocent. While I have no doubt that the son did it, I hope the father can find peace as horrible as this situation is.

@cocatfan If that's the case we can see from where his psychopathy came from. I guess the father isn't in jail cause his wife didin't complained about the cheating xDD

@cocatfan If that's the case we can see from where his psychopathy came from. I guess the father isn't in jail cause his wife didin't complained about the cheating xDD

He had to be abused as a child.  Childhood trauma and a pregenetic disposition cause physcopathy

He had to be abused as a child.  Childhood trauma and a pregenetic disposition cause physcopathy

Others would have seen examples of odd behavior along the way. This doesn’t just “happen”.

Others would have seen examples of odd behavior along the way. This doesn’t just “happen”.

@Akuma Look at this guy akuma, thinking he's gonna beat down ryu

@Akuma Look at this guy akuma, thinking he's gonna beat down ryu

@LC Life is hard and there are hard realities to face. I agree with that but I don't think you understand the depths your brain will go to, to protect you.

Ever had a big test coming up in a subject you weren't confident in then didn't study at all for the test and played video games the night before? Doesn't make any sense. If you studied and tried you could at least make a passing grade but now you're gonna fail.

On the surface that doesn't make any sense but it's your brain protecting you. Because it hurts less to accept you didn't try than finding out you just aren't good enough.

Your mind will do all sorts of gymnastics and crazy mechanisms to protect you from reality because for all we know him accepting his son as a cold blooded murderer might be enough to drive him to suicide.

@Edward Severinsen no but you can pin the parents own bad behavior on themselves.

@Edward Severinsen no but you can pin the parents own bad behavior on themselves.

Sure it’s hard but haven’t his parents been pretty shitty throughout this whole thing? They were awful to Shannan when she was alive and they’ve said nothing but awful things about her since she was murdered, and they’ve been in total denial about their son’s guilt, instead choosing to spread the lie that Shannan killed the kids and he was being some “hero”. So they can kinda get fucked. No one is saying it’s easy. They don’t have to never talk to him or see him again, he’s their son, but he also murdered his entire family, their grandchildren. They didn’t have to talk shit about and blame the victim publicly and they need to accept reality, it’s been years. Their treatment of Shannan and absolute denial is disgusting and unforgivable.

If I was in the murderers shoes, my father would have said, "rot, you're a degenerate like the rest of em."

If I was in the murderers shoes, my father would have said, "rot, you're a degenerate like the rest of em."

I mean the guy barely had a reaction to his two granddaughters being dead, and no reaction to his son murdering his daughter-in-law. Maybe he was trying to play tough, but…

I mean the guy barely had a reaction to his two granddaughters being dead, and no reaction to his son murdering his daughter-in-law. Maybe he was trying to play tough, but…

Mmh I get such a weird vibe from the dad though.. like he is not so agitated that his son murder his wife, and doesn't seem to be grieving his granddaughters. Wouldn't surprise me if he raised Chris with violence, often the case with murderers parents

@cocatfan I mean Chris didn’t give him the true story

@cocatfan I mean Chris didn’t give him the true story

@Sam His reaction wasn't that weird, he reacted with enough emotion for your standard man, and then moved on to what they were currently dealing with. If he believed his son, which is also normal for a parent, he would be focused on saving his son and getting him out of his current situation. The man may very well breakdown about it later or suffer in silence.

@cocatfan That's "Unconditional Love".
"No matter what you do from here on out, i will always love you" - Itachi.
He loves his son, but somebody else can do the hammer in the justice.

@cocatfan That's "Unconditional Love".
"No matter what you do from here on out, i will always love you" - Itachi.
He loves his son, but somebody else can do the hammer in the justice.

@Sam I just watched the dad's reaction to the news and there were a few cuts for brevity. Looks like the old man took a moment, shed a tear, then composed himself. You even see him wipe his eyes

@Edward Severinsen first of all I'm sorry for your loss, hope your ok and everything. and yeah fair enough people act in different ways, when you hear deeply tragic news people sometimes don't react due to denial. this guy wasn't in denial his dialogue suggested otherwise. even you yourself said 'when I FIRST heard about it I cried' in relation to your sad news. the first time this guy heard about it as I stated he talks about legal help. I feel his reaction to his Grandchildren getting choked to death was underwhelming.

@jarry Dee your words gave away that nobody sat with you at lunch

@jarry Dee your words gave away that nobody sat with you at lunch

@Sam Someone I grew up with playing video games with in my family killed themselves a few months ago. When I first heard it I cried then didn't show any emotion at their funeral. Then cried again over it months later and felt depressed in private without telling anyone. Suffering in silence is still suffering and he was probably in shock as well. I dont know how he felt and neither do you. He hasn't murdered anyone as far as we know so I wouldnt be so harsh.

The guy found out his Grandchildren had been choked to death and showed minimal emotion. Instead he showed instant concern for his son saying he needs legal help. Like father like son.

The guy found out his Grandchildren had been choked to death and showed minimal emotion. Instead he showed instant concern for his son saying he needs legal help. Like father like son.

@Akuma LMAO nah cuh you speakin fax people be goin too far with this shit, they watch like two or three videos and think they woke 😂

@Akuma LMAO nah cuh you speakin fax people be goin too far with this shit, they watch like two or three videos and think they woke 😂

@Quintus Of course. We're driven by emotions and not always logic. The man literally has to make a choice between two hard but not equally as hard realities. Believing his son who he raised and saw the best in was caught up in a terrible situation. Or, accept that his son is a cold-blooded murderer that not only killed his own daughter, wife and unborn child but his fathers granddaughters, to be born grandson and daughter-in-law.

Not only killed them but then stuffed his daughters bodies in an oil can and then went to work at the same site later as if nothing even happened. That's not something many people are capable of. And it just so happens to be his son? Of course he can't believe it.

@Cory Bjarnason I dont believe that and I think that's an insensitive statement to make. Plenty of people have relatively normal and even good parents but end up on drugs, committing crimes, etc. You can't pin a grown man's behavior on his parents like that.

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.

@cocatfan "precious son" hahaha looks like someones parents didn't like them... Psychology, just your words gave you away.

@cocatfan "precious son" hahaha looks like someones parents didn't like them... Psychology, just your words gave you away.

He lives in denial and does not think his precious son is guilty.

He lives in denial and does not think his precious son is guilty.


I know for a fact JCS is a good psychologist because I probably would not have sat down and watched a 1.5 hour video, but I absolutely did just watch three ~30 minute videos

So are the Chinese at confessions ,and a99% conviction rate to boot.

@Jeff Bezos without the pesos yeah once I got in my 60-day free trial of ad free YouTube premium I couldn't go back. It comes with YouTube music for free so you can get away with canceling Spotify or something. But YouTube is worthless with ads turned on in my opinion

Does anyone know who writes these? I know who the narrator is and he's terrific also. But whoever writes these is just terrific and often hilarious.

I watched the wrath of Jodi today and couldn't be bothered with anything else

He’s using a little trick known as “The good content technique”

I watched all the videos he posted, even though I used to hesitate watching Youtube videos that are longer that 2 minutes 😂😂

Yeahhh idk I’d have watched it if it was 2 hours long myself. no psychology, just really good background noise lol plus ya learn something !

Trust me I’m Halfway through Jennifer’s solutions and I’m still hooked

Youtube: heres a 6 second unskippable af
Viewer: F that sh*t!
Youtube: Heres an 18 second ad you can skip after 6 seconds
Viewer: I'll take it!

I’m reporting this comment because I am in it and I don’t like it


The way he tries to blame Shannan for hurting the babies absolutely infuriates me. Makes my blood boil ugh.

@LA I assure you that your opinion doesn't mean a thing to me so FO

@Barb311 this is a natural response of a parent. You know nothing abt psychology and it’s shows so honestly just sh

@LA Did you not listen to her at his sentencing hearing? She's horrid.

While it’s not the truth, these things do happen and if we didn’t already know the outcome of the case it probably wouldn’t have infuriated you

@Barb311 his mom said she was “evil” when she was ALIVE. Meaning his mom probably just didn’t like her as mother In laws tend to do. Don’t try to spoil his mom as a person because of something HE said.

@K Gio lol ok. wasn’t expecting to have to argue that the state murdering people is bad, actually.

@K Gio it’s good that a lot of countries have stopped sentencing people to death, yes.

Some  of you did not  listen and watched the video or comprehends well. Everything is psychological interrogation techniques, the narrator explains it very well. Come on now listen carefully and comprehend. 👂 . 🤦♀🤦♀🤦♀

But the detective puts that idea in his head she mentioned it to him . Therefore giving him the feeling that if shannan was responsible,  he could justify himself and probably get off with a plea of insanity or something like it was a moment of insanity and he reacted.  He took that once he heard it and ran with it.  Notice all of a sudden he pretends to be tearful and upset.  But lies to very end and still didn't tell the truth. He has told so many lies from start to finish.  He actually thought he was going to get away with murdering his entire family and still get to be with NK. I don't doubt NK was involved with the murders as well considering her phone pinged in CW neighborhood the morning of the murders early in the morning.  But he confessed and that immediately closed the case,  however I do feel like he would go through hell to protect NK at all cost. How someone could murder their children with their bare hands and their pregnant wife and sit so emotionless and lie like he did just bothers me deeply. Because I'd be train wreck crying and admitting everything because my heart would hurt so bad knowing I did the crime. He's definitely a narcissistic sociopath.  And so is NK.

@Doom-Driven EAP that’s an ironic thing to say, given that the us is one of the only 1st world countries to still enforce the death penalty.

He is so evil, how dare he blame Shannan👎👎

@Cookie Jam True, though he and his parents continued to run with that story long after Chris confessed and had been proven to have killed them.

That was planted in his head by the detectives

That was again interrogation technique of these two detectives, who gives him an alternative way to avoid full quilty. But instead of that, he was trapped by detectives who get what they need, when they bring hes father, and that is admission of guilt. He accept theyr trap (game; alternative) after detectives destroyed his brain...

That's exacly what the detectives wanted tho, they needed him to start by blaming someone else to get a confession out of him

@Aloysius Devander Abercrombie actually had to Google it, might be Multi-level marketing. Basically pyramid schemes. Not something to throw into a conversation without explaining it though lol

@Barb311 yeah there’s a number of comments actually saying Shannan was a terrible person bc she was involved with MLM or something and the mil is right. Like wow ok MLMs are terrible but y’all really trying to justify murder

His mom is like the devil saying Shannan was evil. OMG


The polygraph operator is fucking lethal, absolutely terrifying how effective she is.

Watts made her seem fabulous. He hits cleanup on the dumb criminal baseball team.

@Francis York Morgan    The shoemaker's son always goes barefoot, ...... during my studies I had a psychology class with a professor whose life problems got overwhelmed and he hanged himself !! At first glance, it seems you are right, but it could be quite the opposite!

Tammy is like some sort of lying Chuck Norris. You don't fool Tammy she just allows you to lose. What a legend.

@Kage No Shukun she’s just doing her job.

and she was so hellbent on destroying it, she actually touched it in a comforting way, fucking awesome person. I couldnt do it.

@Katykatchan 💟 I mean, he's right, she's a professionally employed master manipulator. That would not be a good person to be around.

@Jay A M She didn't.....and if you look at comments about this interrogation on other channels people question if the polygraph was on/working correctly. 🤣

I don't think she even looked at the results. She just wanted the act of doing the test as another punch into the murders stomach.

@Francis York Morgan “little Joey, sit down and put this cuff on, I’m going to ask you a few questions about what happened at school today” 😂

@Francis York Morgan lmao Genuinely loled

@Francis York Morgan LMAO I died at the abducted by Somali pirates part

@Quinine Well, rats could get it, or mice...they could disintegrate with time, they could be...stolen by, like...ninjas...they could be....like, abducted by... Somali pirates...they could...be...they could, like...fall through...to another dimension....

@Francis York Morgan "Tell me all the ways someone could make candy disappear?"

I'd confess to her even if I'm not guilty, but just lonely. Her compliment technic is just too heart warming. Aww

I hope shes getting paid accordingly its amazing watching her work like a python slowly working for position to devour by constricting......she ate him alive

Her kids are getting away with exactly nothing ever.


The way he talked about his homewrecking girlfriend with such passion and awe but with no emotion regarding his damn wife and BABIES just made me feel a whole new sickness I've literally never felt in my life. I'm so disgusted

@(CKS) Rylanor - S54 It's not a gendered issue though. When a spouse cheats on their spouse, it's the person that they're cheating with who gets called a homewrecker. It should be the word for the spouse who cheated

@Tuesday [̸̭͋c̸̨̉o̶̮͂ŕ̷̙r̵̜̓ù̶̬ṕ̸̥t̴̤͂e̶͔͒d̵̙̏]̷̱͊ cus society loves to blame women, especially non-marital sex having women.

@William Nichole knew he was still married what the hell

In the documentary she said that Chris lied to her, that he and his wife were in the middle of a divorce or were separated. He essentially told her he was single.

@Preetichhanda Mohapatra that's what the video was about... There's no "if he did it" because we know he did it

@Tuesday [̸̭͋c̸̨̉o̶̮͂ŕ̷̙r̵̜̓ù̶̬ṕ̸̥t̴̤͂e̶͔͒d̵̙̏]̷̱͊ yeah if he did that I don’t know what to say it is terrible

@Preetichhanda Mohapatra Nah, the dude murdered his pregnant wife and two daughters. He doesn't deserve any sympathy

@Tuesday [̸̭͋c̸̨̉o̶̮͂ŕ̷̙r̵̜̓ù̶̬ṕ̸̥t̴̤͂e̶͔͒d̵̙̏]̷̱͊ Probably because most people have encountered serial "homewreckers" and find their dysfunction repulsive.

But yeah, the vow breaker is just as bad or worse too.

@😁smiley face She didn't know he was still married. He lied to her as well and said he was completely separated, if not divorced. She has had to move multiple times, change her name. She is a victim in this too.

By all accounts the girlfriend had no idea he was still married. He told her he was already legally separated I believe.

Not to take blame away from Chris but this is 100% right. Dating someone that you know is married with children makes me sick. There are so many single men out there. Why get involved with one that’s taken. It’s sick.

Why is it always the third party who gets called the homewrecker? The person who broke their vows is the homewrecker

@Nova no. And I'm not justifying anyone. Not even the women. I'm simply saying the person who broke their vows is the most guilty because they hold the ultimate responsibility to their partner. Also explaining the reality behind rich men cheating with you g women and how those men are not victims of gold diggers.

@BanterRanter You are entitled to be wrong.

@BanterRanter The Man is even more guilty than the man, who, just like in this case, is lying his ass off to the woman. I'm not sure where you get off blaming the third person whom was found and engaged by the husband. HE is the married one, HE is the one who chose to lie to everyone else.

@Paint Brush Did you do that trash and are trying to justify it now?

@Paint Brush that's your view and that's alright  life experience and people I meet and got to know get me to achieve different conclusion huh, when people get comfortable with you they sometimes open up and from time to time you will hear bare truth not projected image of someone and it can get ugly.Have nice one 👊👌🎄🎁🌠

@sinatra222 I got in mind the type of women that target married wealthy men but you right men are as guilty as them


It's so insane to think he could have walked out at any time

@Glizzy they had no evidence to do that .

@Mia de Lavier I don't think so. Chris probably thought he wouldn't look suspicious if he stayed and cooperated with the police.

It's so insane that anyone ever talks to the police without a lawyer. I don't care if I did nothing wrong, I'm not talking to them without a lawyer present

@Glizzy with what evidence? The confession was the only substantial evidence

Thay would be the same as telling an officer they cant search your car for drugs. They laugh and say "bring in the dog". Youre fucked either way

He couldnt.  His ego wouldnt let him. Its hard to claim that your innocent and to walk out when the questions get real. It wouldnt have made any difference anyway.  The truck was tracked to the oil site. They would have found Shanann at least.  Personally I am happy that he is super stupid and narcissistic....Got him caught a lot faster.

@Overwhelming Foreskin He's a narcissist. He needs to be liked. If he was seen as not helping the investigation, the media would make him a monster.

He would have been arrested maybe the next day because law enforcement knew about the affair, a coworker, someone above him, called and told them because there were emails and calls between CW and NK on work accounts that were not about work. LE already knew he went to Cervi instead of the office first thing in the morning and they had a drone there already that saw the bed sheet. They were looking for the body and Shannan was not buried very well. After they found it, they would have a warrant to arrest, IMO. I don’t think they would have looked in the tanks for the girls, however.

He could’ve up to the point where he said he said he killed his wife… not sure if forensics had enough evidence to convict him if he had walked out.

Right? I wonder why he didn’t. He clearly doesn’t feel guilt or remorse over what he did. Why even go in the first place.

@DLP he was free to leave right up until the point he confessed to murder to his dad. Thats where they got em.

They lied to him… they gave him a false sense of security.  He wouldn’t have been able to leave

I know right, its almost as if the legal system is supposed to treat people as innocent until proven guilty. How absurd!

This is what guilty people do, they never stop talking because they think they can control the investigation.

This is what happens when stupid people think they sound believable.

@Vicente Ochoa "you gotta believe me, Your Honor! I would never murder Bart and Lisa! I those guys!"

"And Margaret?"

"Who? Lady, you got the wrong file."

"She means Maggie."

"Oh yeah, I got nothing against Maggie."

That applies to a lot of these, but I think the most amazing case was Colonel Russell Williams. If not for the brilliant work of the interrogator, Williams could've easily walked and killed again. These people are incredible.

@John Johnson I would have called him a ginger anagram myself

@ExecuteChauvin BlackPowerOnly do you think calling someone a kid makes you sound older?😂

He's so bad at lying they'd have caught him anyway without trying to do anything😂

@ExecuteChauvin BlackPowerOnly you clearly don't understand when to log off

@Glizzy true. And I mean I’m glad they got him, but still, everybody should Know their  rights 😅.

@Marcellus agreed. not saying anything is the best thing to do, until a lawyer's involved.

@Glizzy and then he could have just used his 5th amendment right and shut the hell up. He was not obligated to answer any of those questions and I don’t understand why people do. It’s so stupid. Just wait til court. Don’t incriminate yourself 🤦🏽♂

@ExecuteChauvin BlackPowerOnly You're the childish one. Trying to sound passive aggressive.

If he were to walk out they would just get a warrant for his arrest and he'd be right back in there with handcuffs.

@Alex I mean this is precisely why any lawyer worth a shit tells their clients not to talk to the police. Especially if they're completely innocent. It won't help you if you do anyway. Cops have way more experience than the average person when it comes to interrogation. This is an interaction you are destined to lose. Why enter an unwinnable fight?

It really is. It's really something to keep in mind too - I like to watch a lot of true crime stories, and there have been several times where the interrogation pressure causes a person to falsely admit to some kind of blame, just because they're so worn down, they at some point will say anything just to get out of the room. Then later it's found out that they were innocent.

@Vicente Ochoa so sick poor Bella and Cece

Not after he admitted to killing his wife even though he said she was the one that killed “those kids”

And that they still wouldn’t catch him out when in reality they pinned him right from the start


I don't know how the police don't gag, or roll their eyes at these creeps and all their lies! Major self control and reminding themselves of the end result I suppose. I sure couldn't do it, I'd be like oh please you really think anyone buys the crap coming out of your mouth?

They're thinking of the juicy pay bonuses they'll get for getting a confession and conviction.


The same people that say " NEVER TALK WITHOUT AN ATTORNEY" are cheering this guy for doing it. So in some cases, it is GOOD to talk to the police. In othercases (if you're innocent), then yeah. But guilty until proven innocent, so yeah.


Feel sorry for Chris’s dad when he found out


The most sinister thing is he never said "my kids" until he was lying. Every other time it was "these kids" or "those kids."


That Polygraph lady seems like a great detective in her own right her technique with interrogation was amazing. is this something all polygraph people do?


Dad shows up and shows more emotions than his son ever had in 3  different videos


Can you please put some more subtitles on your videos? I know it's a lot of work but it really helps us non-native English speakers out. The audio of these recordings can sometimes be a little bit difficult to understand.


Man, I feel for his father. He was really trying to be supportive during that bullshit


I don’t think he “heard what he wanted to hear “ when Chris said he killed her. I think since Chris was obviously having trouble saying it his dad changed kill to hurt to coax information out .


Even if he left and lawyer up he would've been lock up the next day the judge would've issued a warrant after getting the data from his GPS and the neighbors camera his goose was cook doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out he had something to do with his family disappearance


(Those kids) 😒😞🥺😢 how many times did he say that.

Can I just say to any parent on here who takes your kids to school, watches over them and makes them number 1 all the time.. thank you because you parents deserve to be recognized for being amazing parents.


Not a single tear since his wife and children disappeared... But started sobbing as soon as he realized he’s going to jail.

@Family Man when the comment you refer to is removed......you bossed it.

He scared of giving up his cheeks in jail

Heather Feather absolutely! I’m not even a mother yet but I’m expecting and i could not even imagine not knowing where my child is .. not imagine at all not the slightest bit! I’d rather whoever took them or did horrible things take us both! I wouldn’t be able to live

@Maitland Austin Hundred percent agrees with you. Yawning is foolproof holy fucking shit😂😂😂

@MY NAME JEFF Oh whatever. 🙄 There are plenty of unhinged and nasty women to be sure, but if you find that's true of every one you meet, even amongst your friends and family then the issue is with you Jeff...

@Amelia Flowers I believe our bodies yawn due to lack of oxygen and trying to bring in more oxygen.

that’s always how it goes. makes me sick! I do the world’s biggest eye roll once that happens.

A lack of outward emotion isn’t a dead giveaway of anything, per say, but it Is certainly an effective accusation to levy against someone you know is lying.

He's was never and will never be sorry he did it. He's sorry he got caught. He only feels emotion regarding himself.

No shit why would he cry when he murdered them

That got me right in the heart. As a mom I can't imagine not crying constantly if I didn't know whether or not they were safe. He was full of bullshit from the start.

@Tob Raham well i feel like everyone us like that. you did something wrong and you want to hide it so in turn you don't cry. when you finally open up you realize what you did. it would be more psychopathic if he did not cry after realizing what he did.

That's a narcissistic sociopath for you, only concerned about issues who involve personal repercussions.


We gotta also lift up the grandad. He's the one who brought this guy to a place of comfort. He's the reason he opened up and started talking.


I feel like he could have gotten away with this if he had immediately asked for a lawyer but criminals are stupid.


This guy is a monster. I hope he never gets out of jail. It’s crazy to think he is sitting in jail right now.


he's really cold. crazy. I would cry at the first look of an officer and confess or lose my defenses... he keep hours lying and not dropping a single tear... sick...


These people are amazing in their abilities. 👍<br>Chris Watts... no words to describe him.

These people are amazing in their abilities. 👍
Chris Watts... no words to describe him.


It always amazes me that men think they can get away with killing their wives, pretty much since the 80’s after a couple of high profile cases that husbands killed their wives husbands are automatically suspect #1. They always have a mistress or are serial cheaters and they make every mistake you can to make themselves look guilty.

He probably thought that asking for a lawyer would make him look more guilty and honestly his father should have told him to stop talking until he could get a lawyer.


This interrogation is intense. These 2 interrogators are the best in the business.


After they established that he killed Shannan, he could have sailed with the alibi that it was spousal revenge filicide on Shannan's part, and gotten away with a 2nd degree murder charge (which is still a class 2 felony in CO), but thank god he's not smart enough to do that. He could have also argued that he was traumatized by the fact he killed someone, and immediately centered the worry on himself as a reason for why he didn't call an ambulance


Tammy:" I haven't seen you shed one single tear"

Chris.. Oh yeah.. I.forgot to act concerned.... let's start to cry


Shannon's friend is someone we all need in our lives!


He should have took lawyer immediately. Knowing he's guilty idk how he thought interrogation will gonna go down for him without lawyer


"Actually, throughout my life, my two greatest assets have been mental stability and being, like, really smart" and that his achievements in life qualified him as "not smart, but genius....and a very stable genius at that!"


The synergy between the two of them during the pause technique is awesome 🤩


At the beginning he says to his father "I don't wanna protect her" I honestly believe he was talking about Nichol! I think Chris couldn't kill his kids and got his mistress to do it.

@Lyanna Schwimmer they captured Nichol coming out of thengarage carrying a child and remember one of the neighbours saw a grey truck but said it wasn't Chris' ..Nichol had a grey truck and her cell phone pinged the area that morning

That’s the first theory I’ve ever heard of the mistress killing the kids and honestly?? I feel like it makes sense! But wouldn’t the neighbours’ security camera captured her with him in the truck?


Honestly props to these detectives! I mean, they were amazing!, bad ass!, better than the movies


He instantly produces tears on command. "YOU HAVEN'T CRIED".<br>HE INSTANTLY CRIES.

He instantly produces tears on command. "YOU HAVEN'T CRIED".
HE INSTANTLY CRIES.


They were smart for having the female be the super nice friendly one then having the man confront him with the hard questions, he had already stated before he hates confrontation, no telling if that’s a lie or not but the female being that way wouldn’t have worked the same on him as he obviously sees himself better than women when it comes to the fact he’s started getting fit, but he’s still scared when being faced by males after not being as athletic as he is now for so long


"Most killers aren't diabolical, evil geniuses.. They're losers. They're a beta trying to be an alpha." - Criminologist while reviewing serial killers in movies.
 Video: https://youtu.be/29n2bv7F6uc


“Mom always said she was a nasty evil person” & “ “Why is this happening to me?” Chris Watts is a total P.O.S.


These interrogators are awesome. Feels very professional and no bullshit.


"..and this is not the last chapter in anyone's story.."

except for, you know, the wife and kids that prick murdered. 🤨


"Mum said she was a nasty evil person" OMG!!


This is rough to watch man, I mean these videos are never really fun, but just the way that he only refers to his kids as them or those is disgusting to me and really gets under my skin.


Don't you worry that evildoers will watch these videos and learn how to better escape detection? I was automatically noting all of the psychological pointers for possible future use. Of course, watching these three videos should lead someone to conclude that a messy divorce and child support payments are less of a hassle than life in prison.


It makes you feel good sitting in bed watching this instead of being the one mentally bombarded by these insanely skilled interrogators


"It's not the last chapter in anyone's story."

Yes...it is.

Well the last chapter is "And he lived the rest of his life in a concrete box. The End"


Is it really so hard to just ask for a lawyer?


Watching this makes me think of How good is it sleeping with a clear conscience but clearly he doesn’t even have a conscience or feelings


Did Shanann do something to them ?
CW: Confesses
An hour later: I would hate for her to get a bad rap if she had nothing to do with it.


Knowing that he actually did the crimes we can support police's intimidation and discouragement towards not getting advice from a lawyer <br>but is it legal to force suspect to talk before having a lawyer's presence ?

Knowing that he actually did the crimes we can support police's intimidation and discouragement towards not getting advice from a lawyer
but is it legal to force suspect to talk before having a lawyer's presence ?

The loophole is they never explicitly refused him a lawyer


Parents give their life for their children not take it away! 💔😢


These detectives are perfection. Perfection.


Respect to the camera man who sat in a corner for a few hours just to record this

he took no breaks. his stamina is outstanding.

he took no breaks. his stamina is outstanding.

There’s no camera man it’s just a hidden camera somewhere

There’s no camera man it’s just a hidden camera somewhere

So impressive how he just hangs from the ceiling to record from that angle.

@~ L ~ Respect to the camera man who grew wings just to fly faster than those sprinters and record them running

Oh GOD help us all! I hope some people never have children for the sake of Humanity...

@beth kovacs No, unfortunately it looks like he's not joking. RIP brain...

@Hayden Huffman 🙄 Do you think we would have all these problems if cops knew how to install cameras?? It's most definitely a quiet bystander.

I'm pretty sure this is a joke because it's a camera lol

I'm pretty sure this is a joke because it's a camera lol

Dude, it's a surveillance camera. For fucks sakes...

Dude, it's a surveillance camera. For fucks sakes...

Do you guys think he has a catheter or just a really large bladder

🕵♂ I am so intrigued that someone identified this camera man's skills, I had to pause the distracting video to review these comments 😅

Obviously it’s a camera attached to the wall

Obviously it’s a camera attached to the wall

@Malachi Paul truly, a man of many talents

@Malachi Paul truly, a man of many talents

I heard the same camera man also filmed Finding Nemo.

I heard the same camera man also filmed Finding Nemo.

@Patrick unfortunately because there are people who don't get a joke

@dao zhang you mean you were fortunately not disappointed. Not unfortunately

25 pixels was the best camera available when the cameraman was first installed into the corner. That’s how he’s so steady- years of practice.

You'd think such a hard working camera man would be given a better camera, this has 25 pixels max.

@Nostalgic Alien exactly stood up in that corner

@Nostalgic Alien exactly stood up in that corner

That dude didn't eat, move, sleep, breath, shit or piss.

That dude didn't eat, move, sleep, breath, shit or piss.

@Marquavius Scott my youtube videos are essential to the future of mankind

@Justin Sider I get joke 🤣 just upgraded it

@Justin Sider I get joke 🤣 just upgraded it

@Lord Arkay <b>woooosh</b> you hear that? that's the sound of the joke flying right over your head!

@Lord Arkay *woooosh* you hear that? that's the sound of the joke flying right over your head!

@chiba well you COULD say its an automated camera but like the cameraman is still really good at operating it

This comment and the replies are my kind of people😂😂 I laughed so hard reading this.

Did y'all notice how the cops were giving exchanges to the cameraman with knowing glances.

@ScROatedScRAts yeah not just one camera man they take shifts.  Some have to stay overnight. lol

@chiba shhhhh stop ruining a good thing.

@chiba shhhhh stop ruining a good thing.

@chiba no such thing exists. it's definitely a surgeon holding the camera so there is no shaking.

I came to find who got whoosed and I was, unfortunately, not disappointed

@Jerry Rodriguez saying r/woosh on YouTube in June 2021

@Jerry Rodriguez saying r/woosh on YouTube in June 2021

@Ali Miri Yeah its a camera that a man is holding

@Ali Miri Yeah its a camera that a man is holding

@Trapchurches haha right?? 🤣 I was hoping SOMEONE would oblige

He's so skilled, someone should get him a better camera!

He's so skilled, someone should get him a better camera!

And it landscape the whole time hats off to this camera man 😂😂

@Rachel Catherine Grace no, he obviously grew wings for the occasion, and trained for years, eating a diet consisting of only seven flaxseeds and one ball of honey dew a day, so that he could flap them at the same rate as a hummingbird, and hold completely still while filming.

Even with a potato camera this guy could get a 4k UFO sighting.

Part of an elite group. They train somewhere in the Himalayas.

@flyingbear00 nah man, camera man is freaking pulling a Spider-Man, hanging off the wall by a web on one hand, camera up on the other hand! How’d you think he got that same angle from the neighbour’s? Haha

@ScROatedScRAts Yeah its gotta be, hes the most skilled in the business

from the angle i think the camera man was standing the entire time 😳

He should start recording at ATM machines!

He should start recording at ATM machines!

in b4 “it’s actually just a camera on the wall”

in b4 “it’s actually just a camera on the wall”

The same dude recorded the footage from the neighbors house, too. My man never stops working 💵💵

@starscream7755 please explain this comment to my mortal mind oh wise one

Yall think it's the same camera man for all these interrogations?

@ScROatedScRAts he needa start recording school fights

@ScROatedScRAts he needa start recording school fights

Even changed his camera battery mid interrogation without cutting out the footage, crazy

bro didn't make a single sound either for 5 hours straight

bro didn't make a single sound either for 5 hours straight

Hands are so steady. No camera shake whatsoever.

Hands are so steady. No camera shake whatsoever.


This guy is clearly lying. You call an ambulance and you call the police immediately.


After I learn about the story of Nichol Kessinger, I am wondering: shouldn't she have invoked her 5th Amendment instead of accepting an interview with Weld County detectives?


At least he has guilt on the crime he did. Interrogators really need to obtain the confession and in the same time make them feel they deserve the punishment, they gotta dig the remaining humanity in there before it's too late


I wish you guys made more of these videos.


Can’t imagine hearing my son say my grandkids were murdered. I would have been hysterical

@Lucy Steel I don’t even play anymore I just don’t know wtf to use as a pfp


I love how they goad him into taking an alibi that his wife killed the kids😯


The way his dad basically says, “you crazy sick bastard....” and then grabs him reassuring him he’s still his dad and he loves him.


It's all about Chris.
I'm going to prison.
Why did this happened to me?
I didn't know what to do.
Moron!!


She's like 'you haven't cried for your daughter's, I'm really confused that you have shown no emotion for them'

3 seconds later,

We know you love Ur children with all Ur heart, we know that ..

Lol. This would be the worst thing if you actually were innocent trying to keep up with all the twisting insinuations and presumptuous Questions.. but it's satisfying watching the way it breaks down these ppls fabrications so systematically


See I never saw the father bring up a lawyer and I just realized they came swooping in when he did. Brilliant


Shannan is a terrible name to give to a girl. <br>It sounds like the first half of Shenanigans.

Shannan is a terrible name to give to a girl.
It sounds like the first half of Shenanigans.

You're right. The name Shannon is alright, but the "twist" with the "a" instead of the normal "o" toward the end makes it terrible.


Did you guys notice at 10:01 when she asks where did you put them? And Chris responds “in the truck”
How fast his dad took his hand off his shoulder?
It’s as if he was disgusted and couldn’t continue comforting  him


How could he kill his own kids small as they were ??
I cant stop thinking about it...
If a stranger would have tryd kill them they would have screamed for their daddy to rescue them. Or wondering in their innocence why their daddy is not there to protect them...
Those 2 small innocent kids were killed by their daddy..😣😥. They could not even hope that their daddy is coming to save them .


The polygraph examiner should be a detective.


Killing your own children is the most evil thing a human can do.


I'm shocked that he didn't ask for a lawyer during these 2 days


this guy had it all. a beautiful wife, 2 beautiful children, and 1 on the way. and if he and his wife couldn’t get along and he wanted someone else, he should’ve gotten a divorce to at least let shannan and the 3 kids to be happy with her.


A lot of men stayed in the marriage because of children, they scared that their spouses would used the children against them, like not letting them see their kids and etc, but in this case, it’s freaking obvious that this POS doesn’t care about that since he f&@ing murdered his 2 beautiful daughters and his unborn son… so why didn’t he just get a damn divorce????<br>He said “I’m not a monster.”  The worst kind of monster is that they don’t know that they are a monster.

A lot of men stayed in the marriage because of children, they scared that their spouses would used the children against them, like not letting them see their kids and etc, but in this case, it’s freaking obvious that this POS doesn’t care about that since he f&@ing murdered his 2 beautiful daughters and his unborn son… so why didn’t he just get a damn divorce????
He said “I’m not a monster.”  The worst kind of monster is that they don’t know that they are a monster.


If he didn't confess, I think he might have been able to get away with it. All the police had was blurry footage from the corner of a neighbor's home security camera. Good thing he's an idiot.


this lady and that man are a perfect team.<br>WHAT A TEAM.

this lady and that man are a perfect team.
WHAT A TEAM.

Keith Cook we would have the same name if I got my dads last name lol

mamiferuD The polygraph mainly. She did a good enough job in the latter part of the interog. Anybody with a semi-normal state of mind would sniff out her tactics

@GD well are you talking about the interrogation later on or the way she handled the polygraph?

@Sean McCauley i think she introduced herself as a polygraph expert. yet she is pretty active during the interrogation as well..

Eh I don’t think the woman was convincing. The man was a good interrogator

@Rebecca Trenorden obviously if he refused to do the polygraph they would have known he was hiding something so either way he was screwed

@Keith Cook Nup! If it were you, you wouldn't have gone to the media. You would not have gone to be interviewed without counsel and definately not taken a stupid polygraph test! So you wouldn't have  put yourself in that position in the first place.

I'm curious about her career status. Is she a detective at that station or county and happens to be certified to run a polygraph or do departments hire that kind of thing out and she's freelance?

@Keith Cook True, plus you wearing a Batman costume would have been off-putting and grossly out of police procedures.

Keith Cook just simply built different aren’t you

it saddens me when the interrogators are that good at the job... because that takes experience (at the cost of all the victims)

@Keith Cook you will definitely fail because your mind spontaneously and constantly give you the replay of the murder scenario you. won't even get a time to think properly!!

Maxion you’re brave making a comment against a tough guy like Keith. Corrr I get a real ted bundy vibe from him....

Minor critique of amazing detective work: when the male investigator at about 26:52 says “either you’re this monster” who killed his wife and kids, he makes it impossible for Watts to back down even more and admit to killing his daughters and not just his wife. If he’d instead suggested to Watts that his girlfriend somehow manipulated him into killing all three, would Watts have jumped on that?

Cannot believe this guy never got a lawyer and did all of this without representation. These detectives are brilliant.

Keith Cook whoa we have a tough guy here.

If I were there, they will failed for sure.


I cant be the only one who feels deeply uncomfortable when he calls his family his "babies"


There might as well be a “talking technique” for when the detective says a word 😹


I don't care what you did or who you are, the police are shit for actively derailing your right to an attorney. Never ever speak a fucking word to the police without an attorney.


Man someone being so cold to his own kids… disgusting


As soon as this guy was told of the idea to blame his wife, he dove in headfirst.


Interesting to think about his amended alibi, after his first big admittance. He cheated on her, so assumedly she got angry and killed their two daughters? And then.. he was so angry that he killed her?


He's truly a monster. Not even a tear! My heart aches for the victims


This dude is such A liar it’s nerve wrecking. I thought he was truly watching videos by himself because he was reminded of being a father and husband and was trying to reconnect himself, but nope, now I know he was indeed tryna show off his phone screen to the officers and he even just randomly throws it out there as some evidence of his morality. “Chris we have to FIND them”
Chris: “I know, before you came in I was watching videos” followed by long unnatural pause

This dude is such A liar it’s nerve wrecking. I thought he was truly watching videos by himself because he was reminded of being a father and husband and was trying to reconnect himself, but nope, now I know he was indeed tryna show off his phone screen to the officers and he even just randomly throws it out there as some evidence of his morality. “Chris we have to FIND them”
Chris: “I know, before you came in I was watching videos” *followed by long unnatural pause*


He wanted to "confess" to his dad but then lies to him.


The second hand embarrassment I get after watching these videos is immeasurable...


I know it was a part of his whole psychological lying ruse but the fact that he tried to pin the blame of killing those two beautiful baby girls on his innocent wife is revolting. It just sucks.

detectives led him into this idea during interrogation, it was never gonna fly

How did they find out that he killed them?<br>Edit: Literally two mins later the video mentions that he did confess to it lol

How did they find out that he killed them?
Edit: Literally two mins later the video mentions that he did confess to it lol


Detective: 'And Chris, this isn't the last chapter in anyone's story....'

Narrator: It was, in fact, the last chapter of Chris's story.

Detective: 'And Chris, this isn't the last chapter in anyone's story....'

Narrator: *It was, in fact, the last chapter of Chris's story.*


When I was 17, the dossier technique got me at work! 😭


-Sir you haven't cried in 2 days over them
starts fake crying as soon as she mentions it

Damn Chris, you're definitely fooling them now aren't ya.

-Sir you haven't cried in 2 days over them
*starts fake crying as soon as she mentions it*

Damn Chris, you're definitely fooling them now aren't ya.


That was unbelievable well done on getting him its so sad for Shannon and the girls. Watching from Scotland


Dad: "We gotta get a lawyer..."<br>Detective: "STOOPID, I'M NOT GONNA LET YOU GET THE CHANCE"

Dad: "We gotta get a lawyer..."
Detective: "STOOPID, I'M NOT GONNA LET YOU GET THE CHANCE"

Chris: let me just confess real quick first

@NotRlySebastian it was literally mentioned in the video

TectonicX YouTube please let us use gifs

Wait wtffffff how am I on a video about a family killer and someone brings in both a tekashi and keitaro reference lololo lolololol

Most people won’t get this. 10/10 tho. Good comment 😂😂.


I wish this channel brought some actual insight into the case. Everything being shown is completely obvious.


How he immediately starts the crocodile tears when she points out how he's not crying is such cringe.


this remind me of when I was confronted by my head of year and councilor when trying to figure out an argument 💀


YESSSS! I have avoided every other Chris Watts video on YouTube because of this 1 upload lmao you the man. Best channel 👌🏻

3.7k of your likes are from fellow RuneScape players, how does that make you feel?

This one kinda left us hanging and I had to go find out more.

Haven't played in a while but nice to see a whale in the comments. Hope osrs is doing well.

Agreed. However, all Chris Watts' full interviews, uninterrupted by YouTubers is worth a watch. Well, if you have 10+ hours to listen to them that is. I listened to them at work about a year or so ago. It's quite unnerving, it feels as though you're the one being interviewed.

Just as my osrs addiction made me think of the game. Well done. Universe

Seen a few of your videos man, nice to see you here!

Uploader could have said thanks for that amazing comment

Didn't expect to see you here, go get sum sleep fam

@134BrothersMusic I'll get you a bond. Haven't seen you online though.

Well, the rest of them have become infested by these serial killer groupies that think Watts is the hottest thing since Krakatoa.

Vladimir Vladikov <br>It’s all about preference, of course.

Vladimir Vladikov
It’s all about preference, of course.

i subbed to you earlier today, and then you show up here crazy coincidence

afking sand crabs while watching this lol

watching this while fishing on osrs, big up

Ahh same here! For real, this channel is amazing.

Grind, watch Jim, dont go to sleep, repeat

Agreed, it's extremely well thought out and well edited. Educational and excellent content.

Love seeing the OSRS community pour over to other parts of Youtube


What is the scariest thing for me is that you can marry, buy a house, have children and love a person who would kill yourself and your children without knowing he is capable of that. Do we really know the people in our lives? How can we trust anyone?

Trust is the foundation of a relationship thoug

Trust is the foundation of a relationship thoug

@A K It's disgusting me how you keep bragging about your wife's skin being fair. Like, is that all you care about dude? There's a lot of fair skinned people in America.

Before you start blowing this up... Can we talk about how many GOOD MARRIAGES there are

Before you start blowing this up... Can we talk about how many GOOD MARRIAGES there are

We all tend to think about it this way, but its not like Chris was walking around for years thinking, "yeah, I'd murder them. Can't tell anyone tho". He himself probably didn't even know he was capable of that until he did it or planned it

@Joey johnson Anybody, once they start hitting you, leave.

@Joey johnson Anybody, once they start hitting you, leave.

@Just a guy narcissist and pshycopatjs are very deceptive and charming 😊

@Just a guy narcissist and pshycopatjs are very deceptive and charming 😊

@A K this is a ridiculous take.... he physically drowned his children in oil. You cannot blame it on his nagging wife. That is one of the dumbest things I've ever seen

Yeah it almost makes you wonder if marriage makes sense from a biological standpoint... we are social creatures but the downsides and risks associated with trusting another human being in our culture can be pretty severe. And and it locks people's finances into an incontrovertible not

@Yael Hadane things like this don't happen out of nowhere. I'ts obvious that their relationship was toxic for a long time before this happened. You can't stay in a toxic relationship like that, because it can escalate to violence.

I mean the husband was introverted around people and was aggressively loud to his wife, that could be a sign of antisocial personality disorder where they see human lives beneath them and have an easier time killing someone.

@loungekiller You are kind of guy who call soldiers murderors.

@loungekiller You are kind of guy who call soldiers murderors.

Yael hadane nah, the sings are there. The signs are always there. People just choose to stay and at the end it happens. But the signs are there.

Yael hadane nah, the sings are there. The signs are always there. People just choose to stay and at the end it happens. But the signs are there.

@A K first you said you will be married soon and then you say you’re already married. you’re lying. just like chris lied when he cheated on his wife and killed his kids to have a life with the mistress.

@A K your comments are so embarrassing for you, yikes. Get some help because blaming a woman for her husband killing her and their children is disgusting and shows an inhuman lack of empathy.

@A K It's not hard to discern that you're an ineffectual nothing with nobody in your life, and that you're sitting behind a device purposely saying awful things to receive negative responses to receive any kind of attention that you don't get in your day-to-day tangible life.

You gotta hope they won’t just get the urge to merk you one day 😉

You gotta hope they won’t just get the urge to merk you one day 😉

Everytime I see anything or think about this case I side eye my bf😅😅 it does make me legitimately scared though. It feels like you can never truly trust anyone.

@No NamE I don't think he wanted to spend the rest of his life in prison. He thought he could get away with it. I bet he would have either surrender of killed himself even if he had escaped.

@Plague Mouse Will it hurt you to use English terms.

@Plague Mouse Will it hurt you to use English terms.

@A K I get where you are coming from with how woman are today with high encouragement to be a single mother and most of the time granted full custody and getting child support and alimony but in my opinion if I got stuck in an unfortunate situation like that where my ex wife took more than half my stuff I’d rather like with that than kill and be in jail for the rest of my life.

@A K Back to your containment board, stop larping.

@A K Back to your containment board, stop larping.

Simple answer, you can't trust anyone. It's the risk of life, you never know when a situation like this may happen to you. People can snap at a moments notice. Even you, but as long as you value your freedom more than killing someone, I mean, I don't care how mad I could get, the thought of life in prison would chill me right the f*** out.

@Just a guy I have next to no morals. I'm debaucherous as fuck. But I also would never hurt my wife and son.

@Just a guy I have next to no morals. I'm debaucherous as fuck. But I also would never hurt my wife and son.

If your husband is severely abusive he’s capable of that leave and take kids

If your husband is severely abusive he’s capable of that leave and take kids

@Zhiqi Jiang It is unfortunately an obsession in Indian culture. Even the TV is made to be whitewashed as fuck, not in themes or ideas but in the literal complexion of the actors.

@Amena Saidzada I am already married and guess what my wife's father begged me to marry her daughter.

@Amena Saidzada I am already married and guess what my wife's father begged me to marry her daughter.

@A K Imma screenshot this, and show it to your future wife LMFAOOOOO just dont get married

@A K Imma screenshot this, and show it to your future wife LMFAOOOOO just dont get married

The thing is she most likely knew, but she might've been too scared to say or do anything. She was obviously scared for her life.

The thing is she most likely knew, but she might've been too scared to say or do anything. She was obviously scared for her life.

I think he was proven not trustworth a long time ago before any of the statements presented and he Dig lower when he cheated on his wife.

I think he was proven not trustworth a long time ago before any of the statements presented and he Dig lower when he cheated on his wife.

@A K say that again '' WE INDIANS DONT MARRY FOR LOOKS LIKE WESTERNERS'' .  No we just marry a fair skinned virgin  woman  , of the same caste and the same religion.

 Yes this guys time with his wife might have been hell , but HE made the choice to cheat, to kill. No matter how much bad it may feel , no one should kill another person, we simply do not have the right to kill a living breathing human let alone three. He belongs in hell and if you blame the victim than the ACTUAL killer , then you too can join him there

@Zhiqi Jiang Saying, "I have (*insert race) friends is the most cringe/idiot thing a try hard looser use to look cool. That being said we Indians don't marry for looks like westerners. Her parents beg my parents to let her daughter marry me because I have a government clerk job which is very rare here. Being government clerk here comes with the benefit of getting a fair skin wife. Also she is very much obliged that I married her on my parents wishes without even seeing her face face to face.

@Chloe oh for that yeah.. I guess she didn’t want to give up on him. Which make sense if she loved him. From what I have seen he wasn’t abusive just not involved and distant. I think she thought they can work on the relationship and that she could win him back.

@Yael Hadane no red flags that he would kill - NO ONE expected that in a million years, i’m talking about red flags that she should have let the relationship die but she wanted to fight for them 💔

@Chloe what red signs do you see? I honestly don’t think I would suspect he will hurt myself or our kids.

@Chloe what red signs do you see? I honestly don’t think I would suspect he will hurt myself or our kids.

there were multiple red flags, Shanann just didn’t want to believe them :( she fought so hard to keep the relationship alive.

there were multiple red flags, Shanann just didn’t want to believe them :( she fought so hard to keep the relationship alive.

@A K a waiter in America can marry mostly whoever he wants. They don’t have caste system and although there is racism it’s well established that discrimination because of colour is bad. I would take being a waitress in the u.s over a government employee in India any day. I do appreciate Indian culture but their social situation there is very bad.

They are SHALLOW and VACUOUS people. There is nothing there to “really know”.

They are SHALLOW and VACUOUS people. There is nothing there to “really know”.

@fresh donkey A waiter in US makes more money than the top Rocket scientist in India who is also the head of ISRO, indian equivalent of NASA. But does the waiter have the privilege of a government clerk. The moment one get government job whether that is of a sweeper or peon, he gets a guaranteed bride. But when you get a government clerk job you get a guaranteed fair skin bride. My wife is fair skin despite me being brown skin and all that because of my job. Also does the US waiter wife's father beg to treat his daughter with care and give him lots of money for marrying her daughter. Mine wife's father did.

Whilst you make a good point, my overarching feeling about this case is that he is deeply unintelligent. That lack of smarts should have been noticed.

@Kim 1st of all why you think my wife would be sad. Her father and mother thanked me infront of all the people for taking care of her daughter. Needless to say her status became a lot higher after getting married to a government employee. See in India marriage is based on love not lust like in Western countries. She's knows her duty to act as an wife pretty well. That being said I didn't justfied him murdering his kids. I said he might have done that in the heat of the moment. Maybe he killed his kids as a mercy. Imagine being living without your mother or your father (since he would have been in jail) . I would rather die than living without parents. He knew his kids might get abused or beaten by their foster parents. he didn't wanted them to suffer

@A K  I feel incredibly sorry for your wife. I can’t imagine being married to such a horrible person. under no circumstances you can say that Chris Watts was the victim of the situation. he strangled his wife and smothered his two daughters yet you have the audacity to say that he had a horrible life without any evidence. <br>Even if we assume that Shannon was a horrible person and you cannot justify him killing her and her two kids. You literally have no evidence against Shannon being at fault in this relationship but we know for a fact that Chris was cheating on her. So you justifying him killing three innocent people is unbelievably disgusting. I just hope you get serious help as soon as possible.

@A K  I feel incredibly sorry for your wife. I can’t imagine being married to such a horrible person. under no circumstances you can say that Chris Watts was the victim of the situation. he strangled his wife and smothered his two daughters yet you have the audacity to say that he had a horrible life without any evidence.
Even if we assume that Shannon was a horrible person and you cannot justify him killing her and her two kids. You literally have no evidence against Shannon being at fault in this relationship but we know for a fact that Chris was cheating on her. So you justifying him killing three innocent people is unbelievably disgusting. I just hope you get serious help as soon as possible.

@A K yea first of all, a government clerk isn’t really a great job lmfao. Also your supposed ‘wife’ if she exists is likely extremely depressed

@A K yea first of all, a government clerk isn’t really a great job lmfao. Also your supposed ‘wife’ if she exists is likely extremely depressed

@TurnThePaige FYI, I am already married to a yonger woman who has white complexion and is 3 times pretty than me. In India people marry on the basis of intelligent unlike in west where lust is more important than love. And BTW I am a government clerk a job you will never get in your entire life.

@A K he literally had a mistress did you not even read look into the case? He had a mistress and DIDNT want the attachments of a family,  Youre seriously calling the murdered wife the villain and the husband that murdered her and their children the victim?? You’re deranged and I seriously hope you never get married.  If you consider expecting half of your SHARED assets in a divorce to take care of their SOON TO BE 3 CHILDREN ‘overstepping’ to the point of murder you need electroshock therapy

@Jason Voorhees the third Hey I am sad with him killing the kids too. But I  am angry how the wife made Chris life miserable. All she had to do was to get him a devorce without robbing half his money. She ain't got a single penny now. Play stupid games win stupid prizes.

@A K You have very serious problems man. I’m not trying to insult you at all, but if you’re not trolling and you genuinely believe anything you’ve just said, you need to seek professional help ASAP. Because there’s absolutely nothing normal in what you’ve said...it’s actually very scary and disturbing to hear someone talk like you just did.

@Travis Channell You should ask the wife. She blackmailed him for those things. By doing so she overstepped.

@Travis Channell You should ask the wife. She blackmailed him for those things. By doing so she overstepped.

You're right, that's crazy. However, we can take comfort in the fact that it's only a very tiny minority of people who are like this (psychopaths, sociopaths). So unless you are really unlucky, it's very unlikely to happen to you.

@Just a guy The wife probably made his life hell. Imagine feeling trapped in a marriage than your wife threated you she will take half your wealth and screw other guy. The guy is the victim here. He have to live with the guilt that he killed his daughters.

@Just a guy I do but I am very trusting. And even if people compromise they don’t do it to they point that they think their partner is capable of murder let alone the murder of themselves and their kids. Everyone fights. I am sure my neighbors heard me and my mom fighting. We will never dare to harm each other. To the contrary we would probably sacrifice our own life for one another. I just don’t get how he could do it and how she didn’t see it coming at all. And I am not saying it’s her I think probably most people wouldn’t suspect it and that is the scariest thing. Do we really know the people in our life? I want to say yes but I am sure she would have said the same.

Neighbors said they heard them fighting all the time. The truth is people settle; they settle in a myriad of areas but one thing more than most(especially in this society)is they settle on morality. If you have a strong moral compass and surround yourself with people of the same nature you'll be fine. Problem is most people have an absolutely broken moral compass.

I know - I can’t wrap my head around it.

I know - I can’t wrap my head around it.


Am I the only one who didn’t know that polygraphers were trained this well?? Home girl was so good I almost confessed to the murder! Her technique was flawless

“That lady was so good at lie detector tests , she’d make me fail one for something I didn’t do”. The fact this has 4k likes makes me not care what the elite do to the commoners lol

Literally I was focusing so hard on the questions that I almost answered yes to the incriminating questions

Literally I was focusing so hard on the questions that I almost answered yes to the incriminating questions

I know a lot of detectives actually are the ones who get trained to become polygraphers! It really helps having both sets of skills for interrogations

I know a lot of detectives actually are the ones who get trained to become polygraphers! It really helps having both sets of skills for interrogations

Polygraph tests can’t accurately detect lies, and they aren’t able to be used in court. I honestly think it was just used as a tool to get the confession, and that girl was likely just another detective. Regardless, she was amazing.

It's pageantry. If you're getting a polygraph, they probably know you did it, or at least have high suspicion. He literally could have looked at them, said "this is why polygraphs are bullshit," and walked out the door. These are not submissable as evidence in court because it's not real science. It's an investigative tool.

They are basically interrogators.  <b>*EVEN IF HE PASSED*</b> the polygraph test they would have done the exact same thing to get a confession based on "Irregularities" (subjective term they use).  Part of the reason they don't allow this in court.

They are basically interrogators.  **EVEN IF HE PASSED** the polygraph test they would have done the exact same thing to get a confession based on "Irregularities" (subjective term they use).  Part of the reason they don't allow this in court.

@Ashley Carey Wow. Just reading this comment brings me to tears. Having to imagine a little girl's voice saying "Why daddy , why ?" It's just too much.

@Ashley Carey Wow. Just reading this comment brings me to tears. Having to imagine a little girl's voice saying "Why daddy , why ?" It's just too much.

Any polygrapher that would be trusted by a large police department would probably be a psychologist who specializes in deception.

Any polygrapher that would be trusted by a large police department would probably be a psychologist who specializes in deception.

The physical portion of the polygraph has very little to do with determining truth or fiction. Instead, the hours of prep work talking prior to the actual examination is the majority of the work.

@Vampire Hunter D couldn't even give her the dignity she deserved at the very end.

@Vampire Hunter D couldn't even give her the dignity she deserved at the very end.

@Abe Frohammer I don't think it matters whether they pass or fail sometimes.  In this situation, if he  had passed, I highly doubt they would have come back in and tell him so.  They just would have lied and told him he failed, and see what that gets them.

The best thing she did was putting him on blast for being an absolute moron for volunteering for it. A polygraph never gains anything for the perp. If they pass its inconclusive, if they fail it's the "truth". There would have been a ton of follow up on her part for "failed" questions if this were a thorough poly. They had an absolute assumption he was guilty, which he is, but it shows you why you should NEVER agree to a poly.

They're trained as investigators,  not to read an answer of a screen, because polygraphs are hokum.  It's just a tool they use to trap this guy even further and push him into a confession to something they already suspect heavily or  know conclusively he perpetrated  .  The actual results are irrelevant.

These machines read your heartrate, perspiration, etc.  They don't read whether you tell the truth or not.

@cookieboi 14 she’s an FBI agent, or CSI agent

@cookieboi 14 she’s an FBI agent, or CSI agent

She was his pal pre test. And then detroyed him post test.
Does anyone know if these testers are "freelance"
Cuz im sure she works for the police or something too.
Shes too good

@ron james i think he would have if they didn’t put the “she hurt the kids and he hurt her” idea in his head. He fell for that like an idiot and then they were immediately like “well that doesn’t make sense either” 😂

They can't be used in court so he could have kept lying.

They can't be used in court so he could have kept lying.

@Ashley Carey it's an act when it comes to cops always

@Ashley Carey it's an act when it comes to cops always

…that’s not a good thing. Like I know you’re joking, but being able to convince an innocent person they might have committed a murder is a horrible thing.

@Luke Jamieson it's not psychology at all, is the thing.  It's all made up.

@Luke Jamieson it's not psychology at all, is the thing.  It's all made up.

@Conchobar This is what I thought too. She’s so good.

@Conchobar This is what I thought too. She’s so good.

@Markle Marden it’s psychology, it can’t be held up in court but can be used as a very damning partner in an interrogation.

@Markle Marden it’s psychology, it can’t be held up in court but can be used as a very damning partner in an interrogation.

@John Smith no I thought that from the way she was introduced as just a polygraph technician, polygraph examiners are only trained to read the physiological responses to the test and study the science of the test. She’s a polygrapher and a detective

@Jezz Bish Imagine generalizing an organization. Whatever you want to believe, bud - I can tell you right now that you're absolutely wrong. Go outside and talk to people.

@Jezz Bish Not all police are fantastic, and not all lawyers are. Detectives can be incredibly deceptive as you would know if you watched any video on this channel. Denying the importance of lawyers is a denial of constitutional rights.

@Jezz Bish And? It's their job, and detective work isn't clean either. They pressure plenty of innocent people into confessing crimes.

@Jezz Bish And? It's their job, and detective work isn't clean either. They pressure plenty of innocent people into confessing crimes.

@SuperDan1006 oooo I gotta find that! Is it on YouTube???

@SuperDan1006 oooo I gotta find that! Is it on YouTube???

Here's hoping she doesn't see this comment lol

Here's hoping she doesn't see this comment lol

If you want to take the time, listen to the full interview that she conducts prior to giving him the polygraph. It’s like 3 hours of her digging into every aspect of his history and life. It was masterfully done. I’m surprised Chris didn’t have a heart attack by the time the test was underway.

Girl okay I said “shit damnit I did it I’m guilty “. then remember I’m just a viewer lol

Girl okay I said “shit damnit I did it I’m guilty “. then remember I’m just a viewer lol

She was pretty much thanking him for confessing and he was still saying “I didn’t do anything!” Then she was like “ Thank you for being a terrible liar and coming in today knowing that you were going to fail and confess” Brilliant! 🙏

I commented that on the 2nd video. I was ready to confess. LOL

I commented that on the 2nd video. I was ready to confess. LOL

Remember guys, polygraph tests can't be used as evidence and you should lawyer up as soon as you're suspected, or even before it in some cases.

Remember guys, polygraph tests can't be used as evidence and you should lawyer up as soon as you're suspected, or even before it in some cases.

I think the polygraph ability is only one string on Tammy Lee's very effective bow.

I think the polygraph ability is only one string on Tammy Lee's very effective bow.

You’d be sad to know how easy it is to pass a test. Simply need to know how….but it’s quite simple

You’d be sad to know how easy it is to pass a test. Simply need to know how….but it’s quite simple

polygraph tests only measure anxiety (and they are imperfect at that as well), not whether or not the person is lying.  She is just interrogating him while hooking him up to a fancy machine.

If you confessed then either you did it or she isnt good at her job

If you confessed then either you did it or she isnt good at her job

She’s not a polygrpaher, she’s a psychologist. Polygraphs are just for intimidation

She’s not a polygrpaher, she’s a psychologist. Polygraphs are just for intimidation

@Kyrrodi <b>Gabriel is using what we call the emoji technique. It's effective at coming off as friendly and joking but also sort of serious. It was because of his usage of it here that Ashley was later convicted of 73 counts of First Degree Murder</b>

@Kyrrodi *Gabriel is using what we call the emoji technique. It's effective at coming off as friendly and joking but also sort of serious. It was because of his usage of it here that Ashley was later convicted of 73 counts of First Degree Murder*

@Jay Meister I mean I could tell by how she came in and made the statement “well your results were that you were deceptive but you already know that, so let’s talk about what really happened” all in the coolest calmest tone I would’ve been like “oh shit well ok I must’ve done 🤷🏽♀” you’re totally right. And according to her he was a BAD liar too 😂 and the fact they planted the idea in his head to get him to admit to hurting shannaan “cause she hurt the girls” and he took the bait sooo quick, just so they could get to the bodies then be like “we know that’s not true either lol” 😂

They are absolutely trained interrogators. What you also might not know is that the two detectives are communicating the whole time. Every little motion of the hand, the head, little key words, they are kind of like a pitcher and catcher sending each other little messages.

Obviously, a polygraph is not admissible in court. But in the words of Detective Joe Kenda: "I don't care about polygraph tests. I care about statements. I don't care what the results mean, I care about what they think it means."

Going up against two attack dogs like these if you are a liar is like swimming with sharks.

@Lila don’t talk to these people especially insertname. They just talk to eachother and stir stuff up

@Lila don’t talk to these people especially insertname. They just talk to eachother and stir stuff up

@Markle Marden I agree that sometimes he only sounds convincing cause we already know the truth.. that's why so many ppl confess crimes they haven't committed out of pressure and length of the interrogation

@Roman Reigns #1 P4P King cause it’s my comment, why are you responding ?

@Roman Reigns #1 P4P King cause it’s my comment, why are you responding ?

@Roman Reigns #1 P4P King  you’re taking it easy on him because you see yourself in Chris. You know you would do the same. I’m policing your thought dude cause it’s gonna lead to you being the subject of one of these videos.

Polygraphs are just a way of inducing psychological effects. The person running it is merely using it as a way of inducing a specific emotion out of the person that then afterwards they can use to get an advantage on the person.

It’s only flawless to people who aren’t educated in the same field.

It’s only flawless to people who aren’t educated in the same field.

@Kyrrodi if my ex husband keeps it up you just may 🤷🏽♀

@Kyrrodi if my ex husband keeps it up you just may 🤷🏽♀

@Roman Reigns #1 P4P King the thing is he wasn’t gonna confess, the only reason he confess is because of the technique the cops used to make it seem like shannan was the problem

The way the other guy tagged in with his own technique was also incredible

The way the other guy tagged in with his own technique was also incredible

@Markle Marden This is blatantly untrue and laughable.

@Markle Marden This is blatantly untrue and laughable.

I wouldn’t have had time to think to lie 🤣

I wouldn’t have had time to think to lie 🤣

@Roman Reigns #1 P4P King Just forget everything after "he's a terrible man."  Did you miss the part where he later confessed to killing his pregnant wife and both of his daughters?  Life in prison or death sentence are about the only acceptable outcomes.

polygraphs aren't actually lye detectors there is no such thing. They are basically heart rate monitoring machines that the cops tell you is a lye detector so that you freak out. Hopefully the suspect cracks when you ask them questions, if not you let them sit in the room alone for a bit then come back and say "Well now we all know for a fact you a lying, so it's time to fess up" as seen above.

It works but its also important that these kind of techniques also wear down people that are telling the truth and is also a good way to get false confessions.

@Roman Reigns #1 P4P King And no, he didn't confess, he tried blaming it on the wife he murdered. The most cowardly thing he could've done. Not only did he murder his wife and children, he then tried to pin it on her to make it look like it was all her fault! A real man? Are you out of your mind? That's not a confession, that's an excuse to escape punishment.

@Roman Reigns #1 P4P King It takes a real man to confess? Real men don't savagely murder their children, they protect them. Confession doesn't bring the children back. You might have a different view if it was your daughter or children that had been killed. It's easy to sit on the sidelines and forgive someone for a crime that didn't affect you.

shes probably just an investigator that runs the polygraph

shes probably just an investigator that runs the polygraph

@Ashley Carey looking forward to seeing you on this channel yo 👀

@Ashley Carey looking forward to seeing you on this channel yo 👀

@Kyrrodi if she’s interrogating me, ALL of them 😂

@Kyrrodi if she’s interrogating me, ALL of them 😂

@Conchobar that’s what I was thinking. Like no way she’s just a polygrapher!

@Conchobar that’s what I was thinking. Like no way she’s just a polygrapher!

@Conchobar There is no such thing as a polygraph technician.  A polygraph is just an interrogation technique, and the person they're telling the suspect is a "technician" is really just an interrogator.  A polygraph has no value whatsoever as far as confirming or rebutting truth-telling.  In fact, despite how misleading this youtube channel can be on this point, ANYONE or ANYTHING that is telling you it can sort truths from falsehoods, is itself telling you a falsehood.  There is no science of truth.  There is no science of lying.  All of the stuff this channel's narrator observes (for example, "a person telling the truth would be outraged at this question" is a common assertion he makes that has no basis in reality) is just confirmation bias and bullshit.  Keep that in mind, it's entertaining but it's all bullshit, and you can ask any actual forensic investigator if you don't believe me (and there are plenty of real investigators with their own discussions of this topic--there being no science of truth versus falsehood--on youtube).

Look up the polygraph scene in The Wire--THAT is what is actually going on with all polygraph tests.

She kinda seems like a forensic expert because she knew how to talk to him. If she were just a polygraph expert she wouldn't have stayed for the interrogation afterward. She's really good.

I felt the same way but I don't think she's JUST a polygrapher, she sticks around well after the polygraph gets put away. It's very possible part of the technique is to intentionally present herself as 'simply' a polygraph technician when she's actually just another investigator on the case who has the training to administer a polygraph, and not examine the results.

Or maybe she's both an investigator and an examiner, either way she's a pro and a badass though.


Let’s talk about the “clock ticking”. That has to be a technique inside interrogation rooms to create more TENSION in the “The Pause Technique”.

I thought about the same thing when I noticed his loud the clock is.

Yes, they actually do that on purpose. It makes curtain suspects angry and out of control. The more aggravated the suspect is, the more they can show their true colors.

Actually because of its frequency, I believe the clock ticking would eventually become background noise and I wouldn't even notice it. The actual thing that would drive me insane would be the detective just sitting there staring at me and not saying a word. That would probably break me.

@Nigel Thornberry yeah, they do. I think JCS does mention that on one occasion. Along with messing with temp settings.

Yes i noticed how loud that clock tucking was to when they were both silent.

I would've farted all over that stupid clock

Id love to have the task of finding the loudest discreet ticking clock

🤣😂 definitely gotta be a technique because that clock make evereything suspenseful

You are very attentive. I didn’t notice until I’ve read your comment

Funny enough I actually enjoy hearing clocks tick. It's not something you get to hear often anymore

Lucky for me clocks soothe me......and i don't murder people, (there's that).

Whoever decided it needs to be an analog clock in there has read the telltale heart and is a psychopath. Lmao.

Yulp. This is why there are no clocks in doctors office little examination rooms where you wait forever

I'd be interested if any place slows down the ticking to mess with the persons head more

It’s probably also to have a reference to back up time stamps and vice versa

For real they got the loudest clock possible XD

I noticed that. The clock was annoying me even though I wasn’t even there. It reminded me of the Tell Tale Heart bc it would make a person crazy.