Watching him lie to his dad was absolutely sickening. He's a psychopath.

Watching him lie to his dad was absolutely sickening. He's a psychopath.

@Kristax6x it seems to me he wasn't really showing any sort of grief about the girls or his family but rather about his own situation. Everything is all me me me. Like the fact that he was willing to throw his dead wife under the bus and lie to his father's face<br>As the investigators said, he didnt shed a single tear, and then when he found out hes going to prison? Waterworks. Truly disgusting to witness

@Kristax6x it seems to me he wasn't really showing any sort of grief about the girls or his family but rather about his own situation. Everything is all me me me. Like the fact that he was willing to throw his dead wife under the bus and lie to his father's face
As the investigators said, he didnt shed a single tear, and then when he found out hes going to prison? Waterworks. Truly disgusting to witness

@T.M. Will Well from what I've been able to discern, that's up for a lot of debate in recent years. Some say that psychopaths are just a worse form of ASPD, but some believe that there is so much overlap between the two that they could be separate issues entirely and getting conflated together due to similar traits. A lot of people are taught that sociopathy or aspd and psychopathy is sort of a nature vs nurture sort of thing, and I think that might be where the confusion comes and also that lay people use the words interchangeably. I'll admit that my opinion was not well developed but I promise I'm an aspiring psych major and not trying to misrepresent or misconstrue anything. Maybe you'd be willing to explain it a little more to me? It seems to me that from the descriptions or psychopathy I've seen he doesnt really seem to be one as he definitely had remorse, but not really in the traditional sense of "oh no I killed my family" but "oh no I'm going to jail" and it seems that he was able to emulate emotion rather well which, to my understanding,  psychopath wouldn't be able to do ya? Just trying to understand more, thanks for calling me out ✌

@Lachlan Rocca I completely agree with you. I hope you and your loved ones stay safe and well too 😊

@Lachlan Rocca I completely agree with you. I hope you and your loved ones stay safe and well too 😊

@Kristax6x that's the way! empathy towards others opinions over the internet tends to be forgotten. I doubt the people who insulted me for saying something silly would actually be saying the same words if this was in person. The phycology of why people feel they can say anything so off the cuff or just completely misrepresent themselves intrigues me. Thanks again for being a kind stranger. Hope covids been nice to you and your loved ones. Stay safe :)

@Lachlan Rocca aw thank you! I appreciate that you noticed ☺ I try to just stick to the facts and be kind to people.

@Lachlan Rocca aw thank you! I appreciate that you noticed ☺ I try to just stick to the facts and be kind to people.

@Dakota Keller wholeheartedly agree! You've got a good perspective 😊

@Dakota Keller wholeheartedly agree! You've got a good perspective 😊

@Kristax6x thanks for the understanding. You were the first to give a good response and correct my mistake. Seriously appreciate the  sincere responses you've given.

@Kristax6x thanks for the understanding. You were the first to give a good response and correct my mistake. Seriously appreciate the  sincere responses you've given.

@Miss Maddie who knows though. They could also be narcissistic and cold which could of contributed to the development of his personality disorder. It's hard to make that analysis though because grief is processed differently by everyone. I definitely understand what you mean though because I thought they were a little cold as well.

@Miss Maddie who knows though. They could also be narcissistic and cold which could of contributed to the development of his personality disorder. It's hard to make that analysis though because grief is processed differently by everyone. I definitely understand what you mean though because I thought they were a little cold as well.

@Lachlan Rocca you're not an idiot so don't listen to those people. I understand what you must of meant before. I was referring to the actual personality disorder and you probably were thinking of how sometimes people call someone psycho as an insult if they have a mental illness.

@Lachlan Rocca you're not an idiot so don't listen to those people. I understand what you must of meant before. I was referring to the actual personality disorder and you probably were thinking of how sometimes people call someone psycho as an insult if they have a mental illness.

@Miss Maddie yeah I noticed a little bit of that too. Some people react differently though to grief and can go into shock. So it could be that he was just processing it differently.

@Miss Maddie yeah I noticed a little bit of that too. Some people react differently though to grief and can go into shock. So it could be that he was just processing it differently.

@Dakota Keller I had to stop at you implying that APD is the same as psychopathy. Those with APD graduate to psychopathy, they are absolutely not synonymous. I just don't understand the talking from those who aren't formally educated on the subject, and I know you have not been in the classroom, otherwise you wouldn't have made that mistake. If you're in college, I suggest using an elective specifically for Abnormal Psychology. Take care.

@Lachlan Rocca Of course! All these people out here saying "you're an idiot" or blah clearly didnt have any intelligent thoughts to put into the conversation, which is demonstrated by their lazy attack of your character through one thing you said on the internet. I do like that you didnt just generalize like everyone else though saying "hes a monster" or whatever which is really obvious and not the point of a video like this. The point is to recognize how these people function so if you know someone you care about who acts in this way you can know how to approach the situation.

@Dakota Keller totally agree, my opinion was hypocritical. I wasn't going to argue the use of pyscho in regard to how others use it, as it wasn't the point we should be focusing on. I think my mind space at the very beginning was not to just lump this person with mental or emotional issues in with what we assume them to be, not defending him, rather keeping the dialog more open. The comment was off the cuff and not greatly thought about. I respect your way of replying and I applaud you for being so respectful. Thank you

@Kristax6x yep, definitely pretty terrifying to think about

@Kristax6x yep, definitely pretty terrifying to think about

@T.M. Will This is not true. Personality disorders are in fact mental illness, and "psychopathy" (antisocial personality disorder) is one of them. I, too, as a person with the normal range of emotions have the knee jerk reaction to want to say "fuck these people they're monsters" but there is only a certain degree of truth in that. While yes, the illness is very dangerous, adding to this stigma only gives an antisocial person more justification in their head, as they see themselves as being "beyond saving"<br>No one is beyond saving is they want to help themselves, and personal responsibility doesn't come into account but so does accessibility. As such, having a misguided understanding of these issues is taking away the platform these types of people need to be able to help themselves. And before you go on to imply that they are all "just murderers and rapists", statistics would show otherwise. Many people with ASPD happen to be lawyers, doctors, businessmen, etc.

@T.M. Will This is not true. Personality disorders are in fact mental illness, and "psychopathy" (antisocial personality disorder) is one of them. I, too, as a person with the normal range of emotions have the knee jerk reaction to want to say "fuck these people they're monsters" but there is only a certain degree of truth in that. While yes, the illness is very dangerous, adding to this stigma only gives an antisocial person more justification in their head, as they see themselves as being "beyond saving"
No one is beyond saving is they want to help themselves, and personal responsibility doesn't come into account but so does accessibility. As such, having a misguided understanding of these issues is taking away the platform these types of people need to be able to help themselves. And before you go on to imply that they are all "just murderers and rapists", statistics would show otherwise. Many people with ASPD happen to be lawyers, doctors, businessmen, etc.

@Christopher Tanner no. That wasn't my point. It's the fact that he's blaming the death of his daughters on his dead wife and is trying to garner sympathy from his father. And his father is patting his back not knowing that his son killed his entire family in cold blood.

@Christopher Tanner no. That wasn't my point. It's the fact that he's blaming the death of his daughters on his dead wife and is trying to garner sympathy from his father. And his father is patting his back not knowing that his son killed his entire family in cold blood.

He lied to his dad? OMG that's the worst thing I've ever heard. <br>(Long slow Fart noise echos)

He lied to his dad? OMG that's the worst thing I've ever heard.
(Long slow Fart noise echos)

@Henry Panthofer well yes lol obviously. He's a horrible person. Its not that I would expect anything less of someone who's capable of what he did. Its still disgusting none the less

@Henry Panthofer well yes lol obviously. He's a horrible person. Its not that I would expect anything less of someone who's capable of what he did. Its still disgusting none the less

@Kristax6x I'd say it's a pretty natural repsonse. He's already forfeited his morality, so he's just trying to do some damage control. As someone falls down a pit, even if they chose to jump, they'll grasp at anyithing, even if they would usually know it would do nothing, in an attempt to save themself.

@Kristax6x I'd say it's a pretty natural repsonse. He's already forfeited his morality, so he's just trying to do some damage control. As someone falls down a pit, even if they chose to jump, they'll grasp at anyithing, even if they would usually know it would do nothing, in an attempt to save themself.

@Henry Panthofer I'm not shocked that he lied to his father. It's knowing what he actually did and how he was actually ready to blame the death of his daughters on his dead wife. That's what disgusted me.

@Henry Panthofer I'm not shocked that he lied to his father. It's knowing what he actually did and how he was actually ready to blame the death of his daughters on his dead wife. That's what disgusted me.

I mean, all of us lie to our parents. In his case, it's just another lie. Shouldn't be that shocking. I think the more sickening part is his lack of emotion. He has the capacity for emotion, just purely inward.

I mean, all of us lie to our parents. In his case, it's just another lie. Shouldn't be that shocking. I think the more sickening part is his lack of emotion. He has the capacity for emotion, just purely inward.

@cacoethes1366 lmao thank you 😂 yeah my patience was definitely tested and eventually I just got tired of explaining.

@cacoethes1366 lmao thank you 😂 yeah my patience was definitely tested and eventually I just got tired of explaining.

Kristax6 x well I once listened to a podcast about serial killers so I think that trumps your formal education. Lol.

Don't know how you remained so polite. I enjoyed and agreed with your reasoned analysis.

Kristax6 x well I once listened to a podcast about serial killers so I think that trumps your formal education. Lol.

Don't know how you remained so polite. I enjoyed and agreed with your reasoned analysis.

Watching his dad realize that and forgive him anyway in real-time was heart breaking.

Watching his dad realize that and forgive him anyway in real-time was heart breaking.

while he definitely has psychopathic traits there is one reason that makes me question if he is a psychopath, in the video where the neighboor showed the police officer the camera footage he was extremelly anxious, he was moving back and forth like he was having a panic attack. Now from my understanding psychopaths are genetically immune to stress and anxiety because their amygdala is 18% smaller and disconected from the frontal lobe which means that as a psychopath, chriss wats should have been calm and compossed under that pressure. on the other hand sociopaths also have a lack of concience guilt and remorse but are capable of having anxiety and panic which seems consistent with watts.

@EnchantedGamer9 I stand by what I said and if you read my previous comments you'll understand why I came to that conclusion. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion however so I'm not going to argue with you. If you disagree then that's fine.

@EnchantedGamer9 I stand by what I said and if you read my previous comments you'll understand why I came to that conclusion. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion however so I'm not going to argue with you. If you disagree then that's fine.

I read your replies now, I'm still not convinced fully he's an psychopath, but only because there's two situations that could fit this scenario in my mind. Before I say them, I just want to make it clear I am not formally educated on this subject and my Idea of a psychopath is someone who does not feel guilt or empathy. The 2 scenarios that I could see are 1, he's a psychopath like you say, and 2, he is extremely self centered to the point of changing his mind set in order to go around his empathy and guilt, this is seen in people like Jeffery Dahmer who have empathy but change there mindsets to see people as objects or farther away from them in order to go through with horrendous acts. The reason why I believe that the murderer here may be that is because, as the youtuber points out, he keeps saying those kids in order to distance himself which a psychopath would have no desire in doing.

He's not a psychopath, he's a sociopath, and he made himself one. He got married, felt love, yadayad, then he started disconnecting himself from his children in order to not feel quilty for murdering them. If he was a psychopath then he would have easily passed the polygraph test and walked away free, please, use reasoning before righting comments.

@Kristax6x psychopaths cannot be narcissists so only psychopath id say these can't be together

@Kristax6x psychopaths cannot be narcissists so only psychopath id say these can't be together

@Time Warp I understand your reasoning. A lot of experts and psychologists debate the same thing  lol. I lean more towards him being psychopathic. However, there's similarities between psychopaths, narcissists and sociopaths so I can see why people have differing opinions on his diagnosis.

@Time Warp I understand your reasoning. A lot of experts and psychologists debate the same thing  lol. I lean more towards him being psychopathic. However, there's similarities between psychopaths, narcissists and sociopaths so I can see why people have differing opinions on his diagnosis.

@Time Warp they would probably just state that he shows signs of psychopathy. There are narcissistic traits that coincide with psychopathy. But I understand what you mean.

@Time Warp they would probably just state that he shows signs of psychopathy. There are narcissistic traits that coincide with psychopathy. But I understand what you mean.

If they are true, lets hope they stay away from diagnostic psych.

If they are true, lets hope they stay away from diagnostic psych.

@Chris Thorpe the investigators arent psychopathic. They're trained to behave that way during an investigation. They probably don't behave that way in their daily life and other interactions.
Also there is no "pop psychology" involved in my conclusion that he's a psychopath and it's hardly from just watching 40 minutes. I did a lot of reading and watched numerous videos on the case. Also, I went to school for 7 years for degrees in behavioral medicine and psychology. I use the DSM-5 guidelines and actual studies to come to my conclusions.
You're entitled to your own opinion though so I'm not going to argue about it. I'm only responding because I don't want to seem like I'm making an illogical or uneducated claim.

@Erin Smith yeah he fits some of the sociopathic criteria but leans more towards psychopathy. Either way, hes a horrible individual

@Erin Smith yeah he fits some of the sociopathic criteria but leans more towards psychopathy. Either way, hes a horrible individual

@SirVent OfGod I'm sorry but I still disagree. That woman and those little girls are dead and I feel that is disrespectful to their lives to suggest that they aren't. He is 100% incarcerated. My friends cousin actually works for the prison that he is being held at. This is a very real story. But again, you have a right to your own opinion and I respect that. However, I disagree wholeheartedly.

Kristax6 x the clock on the wall is 100% proof these people are involved in something else. I have witnessed people crying their eyes out and it was false and fake, I have factual proof that celebrities can cry and convince people through movies and that is fake acting, and their acting is able to get other people to cry and convince them what they are seeing is real. And it just a movie and people are still moved. There is something not right with the entire production of this story from beginning to end. And who are these people? Why do they deserve television news coverage, they are not the only family that this has happened to. 24/7 at any given moment in the United States a crime like this happens and many families never get this kind of coverage. Many families are destroyed and left broken because of circumstances like this. And the point is it’s never broadcasted. Why do we now how to feel some type of way about this family. It’s sad because the news channels produce “news dramas” for you people to glued to your screens like a movie,soap opera,novella,pulp fiction drama. This is really sad and scary.

@Kelly B I couldn't agree more with everything you said. Everything you said is 100% correct.

@Kelly B I couldn't agree more with everything you said. Everything you said is 100% correct.

@SirVent OfGod I know the government can produce false information...but Jesus Christ. The guy killed his family. It's pretty obvious this isnt made up. You can see the sheer pain of his dead wife's family during the sentencing video. I strongly disagree with what you're saying. But everyone has a right to their opinion so I'm not going to argue with you.

Kristax6 x Between the 5:00 minute video mark through 5:50 video mark. If you watch the video carefully they apparently have the “Time Stone” because the clock keeps going back and forth through time.
 100% false phony staged “psyop” by the government. This is extremely suspicious in it’s entirety. The cops, relatives, the husband, the neighbor & neighborhood. There is a narrative here and a much more mysterious bigger picture. The government loves to create monsters for people to watch on their television programming devices. There are thousands of husbands & wives who have committed worse crimes than this and they don’t get media coverage like this.
One big advertisement for “surveillance mini door bell cameras, go-pro technology”
This entire story was one big circus and the population ate it up. And yes the government is that evil to play mind games with its population. The government even goes to war. The government has disclosed factual documentation and video evidence and openly admit they do psychologically experiments with their population. So many of you were so invested in this story.

@Kristax6x Yep. I felt like I had to back you up, because a lot of people on here, although well-intentioned, don't know enough about this topic to be making claims. The term psychopath has taken on various meanings in popular culture that don't reflect the true cinical/DSM definition of anti-social personality disorder or narcissistic personality disorder. They have a disrupted sense of core identity, and that makes them good chameleons. They alter their personality to fit in, and con you into taking their side. They learn manipulation early in life. I would go so far as to say their entire identity and personality is an act. When they are done with it, or done with you, it's time to discard and move on to the next. It's not a mental illness, and it doesn't always mean 'crazy psycho killer with no feelings.' They are not all violent, but they are all dangerous to get entangled with. In fact, plenty of psychopaths go through life as very successful people and never get arrested for anything, even though they may have no morals and feel no love or remorse. The ones who are the best at lying can get away with almost anything. Terrifying, but true.

@Kelly B exactly! You hit the nail on the head. I wouldn't just toss around the term psychopath lightly. I'm not sure if you saw some of my other comments but I tried to explain how a psychopath is diagnosed and my reasons for saying he is one.

@Kelly B exactly! You hit the nail on the head. I wouldn't just toss around the term psychopath lightly. I'm not sure if you saw some of my other comments but I tried to explain how a psychopath is diagnosed and my reasons for saying he is one.

Kristax6 x Correct, he’s a psychopath, and I don’t say that lightly. I don’t think every bad person is one, or every murderer is one. And not every psychopath is a murderer! But this guy is. My dad is a psychopath so I’ve had quit a bit of direct experience with this topic from close quarters. All of this man’s emotions were faked. He cried once, right on demand. He spent most of the time talking about himself. “I need them to come home,” “I would never do that,” just count the number of me and I statements he made, compared to the amount of time he spent talking about them and helping investigators to find them (almost zero time). If anyone disagrees, I would challenge them to watch the two part video on another channel that shows body camera footage of the entire police encounter, starting when the wife’s friend reported her missing. Part 1 of this video here only had edited selections from that body cam. This man does weird shit in the house the whole while the cop is standing right there. He doesn’t even pretend to be in a hurry or try looking around for her. The wife’s friend even asks, “Could they be at the pool?!” and this dude coolly goes, “probably not.” He didn’t even offer to go check, and acted like it was a huge imposition. He was even caught smiling like a freak for no reason in their bedroom. The reason he couldn’t act like a “normal person” would under those conditions, even to pretend in front of an officer, is that <b>he doesn’t know how normal people experience emotions.</b> He knew what to SAY the police, but he did not know what to feel, and was therefore unconvincing. Psychopath isn’t just some degrading insult people can throw around or argue about. It doesn’t mean they are possessed by an evil force, or are somehow not human. They don’t all wear signs or walk around with crazy eyes. It’s a fairly common (moreso than we would like!) personality disorder with very specific, reliable traits. And he is a psychopath. He sees no value in his wife or children beyond them being in his way. It’s not like they got into an argument, and he accidentally smacked her against a wall, like a “normal” angry man with bottled up emotions might do. It’s not even a classic domestic abuse murder where the dude is afraid his wife is interested in someone else. He calculated how to kill his toddlers in the middle of the night, dump them in his truck, and went to work. “Normal” murders happen out of rage or jealousy or revenge or whatever, but not this one. He also happens to be very stupid at planning crimes, and that’s probably why he got caught. She ran off but left her phone and purse? Please. As I heard a body language expert say recently, “The really good psychopaths, you won’t spot them. You’ll have married them and they’ll have killed you before you ever figure it out.”

Kristax6 x Correct, he’s a psychopath, and I don’t say that lightly. I don’t think every bad person is one, or every murderer is one. And not every psychopath is a murderer! But this guy is. My dad is a psychopath so I’ve had quit a bit of direct experience with this topic from close quarters. All of this man’s emotions were faked. He cried once, right on demand. He spent most of the time talking about himself. “I need them to come home,” “I would never do that,” just count the number of me and I statements he made, compared to the amount of time he spent talking about them and helping investigators to find them (almost zero time). If anyone disagrees, I would challenge them to watch the two part video on another channel that shows body camera footage of the entire police encounter, starting when the wife’s friend reported her missing. Part 1 of this video here only had edited selections from that body cam. This man does weird shit in the house the whole while the cop is standing right there. He doesn’t even pretend to be in a hurry or try looking around for her. The wife’s friend even asks, “Could they be at the pool?!” and this dude coolly goes, “probably not.” He didn’t even offer to go check, and acted like it was a huge imposition. He was even caught smiling like a freak for no reason in their bedroom. The reason he couldn’t act like a “normal person” would under those conditions, even to pretend in front of an officer, is that *he doesn’t know how normal people experience emotions.* He knew what to SAY the police, but he did not know what to feel, and was therefore unconvincing. Psychopath isn’t just some degrading insult people can throw around or argue about. It doesn’t mean they are possessed by an evil force, or are somehow not human. They don’t all wear signs or walk around with crazy eyes. It’s a fairly common (moreso than we would like!) personality disorder with very specific, reliable traits. And he is a psychopath. He sees no value in his wife or children beyond them being in his way. It’s not like they got into an argument, and he accidentally smacked her against a wall, like a “normal” angry man with bottled up emotions might do. It’s not even a classic domestic abuse murder where the dude is afraid his wife is interested in someone else. He calculated how to kill his toddlers in the middle of the night, dump them in his truck, and went to work. “Normal” murders happen out of rage or jealousy or revenge or whatever, but not this one. He also happens to be very stupid at planning crimes, and that’s probably why he got caught. She ran off but left her phone and purse? Please. As I heard a body language expert say recently, “The really good psychopaths, you won’t spot them. You’ll have married them and they’ll have killed you before you ever figure it out.”

@Hatersgotohell I'll listen to what you have to say, so as not to be rude. But I gave you my explanation. There's more details I could go over but i tried to condense it because I already felt like what I wrote was excessive to have to write in a comment section. Im not looking for an argument or to really debate anything. If you feel differently then its your right to do so and I respect that.

@Hatersgotohell  @Hatersgotohell  there is a lot more that I could get into because you go into each fine detail of the case and say how that points to a diagnosis. It's obviously not something that you can determine on a whim. There is some debate with experts as to whether he's a malignant narcissist or a vulnerable narcissist. But most do agree on the fact that he fits the criteria for psychopathy. There is also the 5 factor model/O.C.E.A.N that is also helpful when determining personality which is Openness to experience, Contentiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism.  He showed high levels of openness to experience, low levels of Contentiousness, @Hatersgotohell  there is a lot more that I could get into because you go into each fine detail of the case and say how that points to a diagnosis. It's obviously not something that you can determine on a whim. There is some debate with experts as to whether he's a malignant narcissist or a vulnerable narcissist. But most do agree on the fact that he fits the criteria for psychopathy. There is also the 5 factor model/O.C.E.A.N that is also helpful when determining personality which is Openness to experience, Contentiousness, Extroversion, Agreeableness, and Neuroticism.  He showed high levels of openness to experience, low levels of contentiousness, somewhat low levels of extroversion, low levels of agreeableness, and low levels of neuroticism.

@Madison Bliss no actually it's not. I'm only responding to people so that they know I'm not just baselessly stating my opinion. You can't tell through text, but I'm trying my best to be polite, despite some people's rudeness. It's hard to not get a bit flip with someone when they're telling you that you're wrong when you do actually know information. I'm sorry if it came off like I'm a know it all. Because there is plenty I don't know about certain things.

@Hatersgotohell there's nothing manipulative about stating the fact that I'm not talking down to you by explaining my education and what I know. You're being argumentive towards me for no reason and rude. It's unnecessary. If you want me to explain every single thing that brought me to my conclusion then I will.

@Hatersgotohell there's nothing manipulative about stating the fact that I'm not talking down to you by explaining my education and what I know. You're being argumentive towards me for no reason and rude. It's unnecessary. If you want me to explain every single thing that brought me to my conclusion then I will.

@Hatersgotohell I think you misunderstood what I meant. I was saying that I don't expect everyone to have gone to school for this sort of thing. I'm not trying to talk down to anyone or make them feel stupid for not knowing the kind of information I learned. It's not like I always knew this kind of stuff. <br>I was trying to be polite. I explained how diagnosis are typically made. I was in no way trying to be arrogant lol and no, I am definitely not a narcissist.

@Hatersgotohell I think you misunderstood what I meant. I was saying that I don't expect everyone to have gone to school for this sort of thing. I'm not trying to talk down to anyone or make them feel stupid for not knowing the kind of information I learned. It's not like I always knew this kind of stuff.
I was trying to be polite. I explained how diagnosis are typically made. I was in no way trying to be arrogant lol and no, I am definitely not a narcissist.

@Madison Bliss well...no I am not. I'm not sure how you came to your conclusion but I can actually back mine up with sound facts and logic. Do you know how to properly diagnose someone? Have you received any certification to do so? Im not trying to talk down to you. I just don't think you can provide any reasonable argument against me because im not basing what I'm saying on opinion. I'm basing what I'm saying on science and on the statistical guidelines on how to diagnose someone.

@Hatersgotohell  @Hatersgotohell  there is no argument. I don't expect everyone to have the same education as me. I'm not trying to talk down to anyone of anything like that. <br>Typically the 5-factor model of personality analysis is used and also there is scoring done that involves looking at the person's traits such as interpersonal traits, affective traits, their lifestyle, and their antisocial traits. If the person possesses those necessary attributes then they are deemed to be a psychopath.

@Hatersgotohell  @Hatersgotohell  there is no argument. I don't expect everyone to have the same education as me. I'm not trying to talk down to anyone of anything like that.
Typically the 5-factor model of personality analysis is used and also there is scoring done that involves looking at the person's traits such as interpersonal traits, affective traits, their lifestyle, and their antisocial traits. If the person possesses those necessary attributes then they are deemed to be a psychopath.

Kristax6 x we will just have to disagree. You’re wrong but it’s TOTALLY fine 😊

Kristax6 x we will just have to disagree. You’re wrong but it’s TOTALLY fine 😊

@Madison Bliss I'm sorry but you're incorrect. I've done extensive reading on the case and based on the guidelines for diagnosis and the information provided about him, he fits the criteria for psychopathy and for vulnerable narcissism. As I've stated in other responses, I've gone through 7 years of schooling for psychology and behavioral medicine. I know what I am talking about.

Kristax6 x I am not joking. This guy has some mental disorders that definitely got out of control probably due to an external issue (drugs, affairs, having sexual relations with guys,anger,etc) but he isn’t a psychopath, he showed way too much fear to be one. Sociopath MAYBE. Due to how he may of been raised. Who knows what his mom really was like

@Hatersgotohell according to the DSM-5...the guidelines used to define mental/personality disorders...yes he is a psychopath and a vulnerable narcissist. I went through 7 years of schooling for psychology and behavioral medicine. I know what I'm talking about.

@Hatersgotohell according to the DSM-5...the guidelines used to define mental/personality disorders...yes he is a psychopath and a vulnerable narcissist. I went through 7 years of schooling for psychology and behavioral medicine. I know what I'm talking about.

Kristax6 x he is neither. Just made a dumb decision.

Kristax6 x he is neither. Just made a dumb decision.

@EuropeanWilderness 1488 yes basically a pyschopath can feel extreme versions of all emotions over very little imagine like mania for eveyr emotion not just happines.
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its sociopaths who have muted emotions but even they have diffrent levels of such mentall illness most sociopaths just have muted emotions some cant feel certain ones at all and even fewer cant feel most of them unless they do something that gives a massive adreanline rush like say murder

@EuropeanWilderness 1488 thats not how that works only sociopaths have muted emotions pyschopaths have massive amounts of emotion that can over flow at any time its just they know how to act normal

@EuropeanWilderness 1488 thats not how that works only sociopaths have muted emotions pyschopaths have massive amounts of emotion that can over flow at any time its just they know how to act normal

@John Smith i doubt pyschopath is something he has but he is 100 percent a narssict which isnt a mental illness but a very bad personality trait

@John Smith i doubt pyschopath is something he has but he is 100 percent a narssict which isnt a mental illness but a very bad personality trait

@Kindred yeah once you get into narcissism and also antisocial personality disorder, you'll see what I mean lol. Its eye opening when you learn about how some people's minds work.

@Kindred yeah once you get into narcissism and also antisocial personality disorder, you'll see what I mean lol. Its eye opening when you learn about how some people's minds work.

@Kristax6x could be, narcissism is one of the things i havent studied yet so I wouldnt know lol

@Kristax6x could be, narcissism is one of the things i havent studied yet so I wouldnt know lol

@Kindred I agree with what your saying as far as what might have been going on in his mind. It kind of fits with the term narcissistic rage. I'm not saying that he didn't have suppressed emotions and desires. I feel like that actually was a big part of it. Going by all that I've read about the case, I would definitely say he fits in with the psychopathic spectrum and he's a vulnerable narcissist.

@Kristax6x   such is the human mind controlled by emotions. And suppressed emotions lead to aggression. That is one of the motifs that lead him for his crime. You are also right with his psychopathic tendencies because although many have suppressed emotions who can also be aggressive, they don't lead to cold blooded murder, so more were at play inside the mind of Chris Watts. He may not have high levels of neuroticism but he has higher levels than that of extroverts. Since he does he is more prone to overthinking, anxiety, anger, jealousy and all those. The investigators took advantage of his anxiety during the interview but had to be careful not to agitate him. He was over thinking, ruminating the night of the murder that's why he couldn't sleep. And anger? Well we know how that turned out.

@Kindred  @Kindred  I understand where you are coming from but I'm going to have to disagree. He did not show high levels of neuroticism and not all introverts have high levels of neuroticism. They simply are more reserved. Could he have bottled up feelings? Sure. But I still find that he fits the criteria for psychopathy and vulnerable narcissism. When he feels things, he feels them for himself. When he showed emotion, it was for himself. He lacks empathy.
And if you think psychopath isnt a fair description of him...consider the crime. Imagine killing your pregnant wife, and then smothering your children one at a time and dumping their bodies. After he did that he drove away he looked up they lyrics to a song about killing a family, called the daughter's school and unenrolled them, looked up tickets for a trip, etc. This was literally right after dumping the bodies of his family.
Also I'm not just spouting off my opinion on this. I have degrees in psychology and behavioral medicine so I am basing what I'm saying on my schooling and on facts.

@peterah7957 what many people do is suppress their emotions and thats mostly found in introverts and when emotions are suppressed, research suggests that you are more prone to aggressiveness, and sadly he fell into that trap

@peterah7957 what many people do is suppress their emotions and thats mostly found in introverts and when emotions are suppressed, research suggests that you are more prone to aggressiveness, and sadly he fell into that trap

@peterah7957 I think he was considering the financial burden of child support. He seems like he wanted no ties to his old life. So the only way to completely be rid of it, was to kill them. Most people obviously wouldn't do that or even think of doing such a thing. They would just get a divorce and move on.

@peterah7957 I think he was considering the financial burden of child support. He seems like he wanted no ties to his old life. So the only way to completely be rid of it, was to kill them. Most people obviously wouldn't do that or even think of doing such a thing. They would just get a divorce and move on.

@Kindred fair enough 👍 I also think there is a line you know not to cross no matter the circumstances... Whatever he is, he is where he belongs, this type of behaviour is dangerous to all those around him.

@Kindred fair enough 👍 I also think there is a line you know not to cross no matter the circumstances... Whatever he is, he is where he belongs, this type of behaviour is dangerous to all those around him.

@peterah7957 yea you didn't pay attention that just proved my point let me explain in a paragraph.

Neuroticism is found in high levels in introverts, meaning they tend to be more: anxious, guilty, worrysome, fearful and envious. All displayed on Chris during the interview.
This can also be shown and explained from his conflict with his wife. Introverts tend to bottle up emotions, feelings and thoughts. Or we like to call, repressing or even suppressing them. When they bottle those emotions up, they gather and gather til they get too full and the person can burst in fits of rage or tantrum. Introverts are known to be more explosive that way. So we can safely add that into the mix. If the two had been having marital issues, they may have had a very heated argument on the night of. This may have escalated too far leading one thing to another. Because of his repressed feelings about the relationship(who knows what they were going through in that relationship since he cheated) his feelings would have easily been let out in an exosion of tantrum.

@Kindred yeah his emotions are purely based around himself! I don't know the history of his marriage, and I know anybody can flip, but what he did seems so cold and without remorse! I think those  are definitely traits of a psychopath!

@Kindred yeah his emotions are purely based around himself! I don't know the history of his marriage, and I know anybody can flip, but what he did seems so cold and without remorse! I think those  are definitely traits of a psychopath!

@Kristax6x yep! He comes across as being in denial.... What I don't get is if he wanted to continue that r ship with that other woman he could of left his wife.... I know its not that simple but it seems a far more reasonable way of departing the marriage then killing the woman and your own small children!! I don't get a person's mind like this. I hope he is never released!

Ok psychopath is too far, hes got emotions its just bottled up. Hes an introvert and no one in the comments payed at attention to that as far as I could see

Ok psychopath is too far, hes got emotions its just bottled up. Hes an introvert and no one in the comments payed at attention to that as far as I could see

@Heather McDuffee psychopaths are not "OCD". OCD is a mental disorder. Psychopathy is a personality disorder. And from what ive read about the case, there is nothing to suggest that he has OCD.

@Heather McDuffee psychopaths are not "OCD". OCD is a mental disorder. Psychopathy is a personality disorder. And from what ive read about the case, there is nothing to suggest that he has OCD.

@peterah7957 i doubt he will either. He's probably already adapting to prison life. And from what I've read in other articles, he has delusional women visiting him in prison that actually feel sorry for him.

@peterah7957 i doubt he will either. He's probably already adapting to prison life. And from what I've read in other articles, he has delusional women visiting him in prison that actually feel sorry for him.

@Kristax6x I agree.... I'm sorry I know about this case.... I would say I hope he lives a long time with this guilt but I doubt he will.

@Kristax6x I agree.... I'm sorry I know about this case.... I would say I hope he lives a long time with this guilt but I doubt he will.

@EuropeanWilderness 1488 true, he would have spent the entire day previous learning his rights. psychopaths are a bit ocd.

@EuropeanWilderness 1488 true, he would have spent the entire day previous learning his rights. psychopaths are a bit ocd.

@David Hendrickson he meets some of the criteria for a sociopath, but meets more of the criteria for a psychopath

@David Hendrickson he meets some of the criteria for a sociopath, but meets more of the criteria for a psychopath

@EuropeanWilderness 1488 his "break down" was an act. He clearly took the bait from the officers and knew that he might get a lesser sentence if it appeared he murdered his wife out of rage and didn't kill his entire family. The break down was utter bullshit. That is what makes it so sickening to watch. Also, I'm not baselessly calling him a psychopath.  Going by the guidelines of the DSM-5, he fits the diagnosis of a psychopath and a narcissist. I think that he is a combo of the two.

@EuropeanWilderness 1488 not true. Both psychopaths and sociopaths can mimic normal emotions and empathy. They just don't feel them the way most people do.  Chris Watts is not an emotional person. The female interrogator even said, he did not shed a single tear for his children in the days he had been there.

@EuropeanWilderness 1488 not true. Both psychopaths and sociopaths can mimic normal emotions and empathy. They just don't feel them the way most people do.  Chris Watts is not an emotional person. The female interrogator even said, he did not shed a single tear for his children in the days he had been there.

@Lachlan Rocca Psychopathy is not mental illness, it's a lack of what makes us human. They can't empathize, they can't love, they can't concern themselves with anything except what benefits them.

@Lachlan Rocca Psychopathy is not mental illness, it's a lack of what makes us human. They can't empathize, they can't love, they can't concern themselves with anything except what benefits them.

Imagine their shame. Do the best you can to raise him and you end up with sociopathic, murdering trash.

Imagine their shame. Do the best you can to raise him and you end up with sociopathic, murdering trash.

@Lachlan Rocca This is one of the stupidest things I've ever read.

@Lachlan Rocca This is one of the stupidest things I've ever read.

@Lachlan Rocca psychopathy isn't a form of a mental disorder. It's a personality disorder. And yes, Chris Watts could absolutely be classified as a psychopath and a narcissist.

@Lachlan Rocca psychopathy isn't a form of a mental disorder. It's a personality disorder. And yes, Chris Watts could absolutely be classified as a psychopath and a narcissist.


I’m an investigator, and have prided myself in my technique and patience in my 12 year career. However, I am blown away by the exceptional patience these 2 agents had. It’s a master class to me. Some of these techniques I already use, even if I didn’t know their procedural name. But many of these methods are less familiar to me, at least in application. I’m going to try and add these methods more strategically to my process when interviewing individuals I don’t know to believe or not. I’m so glad his wife had such a caring friend, which didn’t allow the husband to have time to cover his tracks better. And also kudos to the neighbor with the video feed. I’m learning to appreciate their value in times like this. I might just have to get one, not necessarily for my home, but for my neighborhood.

Is this profession often frightening, or does anxiety subside much with experience? I sound like a kindergartner, but I've been so curious for ages.

Andrew Friend It’s really inconsequential whether you believe me or not. My initial comment was made to state that we should never stop learning. I try to continue developing my skill set, and to never be too confident that I’m not willing to learn from others. Everyone should continue to want to better themselves, investigator or not. I’m an investigator, but this video can easily help managers, job interviewers, teachers, etc.....

melvert33 I haven’t. I’ll have to look it up. Thank you!

@Dani P have you seen the Behavior Panel on youtube, it's very interesting, they analyse the Prince Andrew interview, McCanns, Carole Baskin and loads more

Jon Galt and what would be the point of lying? Seriously. I’m a state employee who makes less than if I was in the private sector. And what bonus do you think being an investigator garners me to lie?


“Chris you haven’t shed a single tear over this”. Chris then immediately pretends to cry and fails miserably. Bro your guilty just fucking say it.

Lizard people forget how humans cry sometimes

I've cried more thinking I've lost my phone than he's cried having "lost" his family lmao

Then proceeds to cry for real when he finally understands that he’s fucked

lmao right i’m too self aware for that shit i’d legit start laughing at myself

When he does the sniffle I fucking lost it. IT’S SO OBVIOUS HE SUCKS AT LYING AND MANIPULATING OTHERS


I would also keep a low tone of voice at all times and pause abit too, meaning not over speaking or talking fast


The polygrapher's posture is making my back hurt


Detectives: Maybe Shannon was the one who hurt the gir-<br>Chris: THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED! HOW DID YOU KNOW?

Detectives: Maybe Shannon was the one who hurt the gir-
Chris: THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT HAPPENED! HOW DID YOU KNOW?

What a coincidence, Man U guys really thought I killed all of them? Unbelievable


notice he only cries when he is caught and realizes he is going to jail...never a tear shed for the death of his two baby girls, even when describing their death in detail...dead giveaway that he is the one who killed them

Of course he only cries when he’s caught 😂 if he had any empathy for his wife and kids he wouldn’t have murdered them.

@Donald Johnson  I was referencing your implied tense relationship with your ex-wife, and it was a joke. I’m sure there’s a lot you’ve got there to be tense about. Hopefully you’ll be able to find a way to ease that, because clearly you’ve got some stuff you need to bring up. Id recommend therapy if you can afford it. Also how would I have ever known that you fought in Iraq and physically lost a part of your chest? I’m sorry that happened to you but I’m just a random internet person, I was making a lighthearted  joke because you brought up your ex-wife and that’s a very cliché phrase to say. My bad for engaging with you then! I hope the rest of your life is better than it was :)

@Donald Johnson hey Donnie what was your mos and unit

@Donald Johnson relax Donald life will ameliorate

@Coralll.......Get off my chest?.....Are you serious?.....I left most of my fucking chest and all of my right arm on the side of the road in a desert in Iraq!......And you got the nerve to ask me a question like that!!....JJC

@Donald Johnson got some things you need to get off your chest there Donald? You seem tense..

......He is quite possibly the worst narcissist (and by worst I mean not good at it, at  all)who ever lived!......My narcissist ex-wife could have kept those interrogators busy for a year until they gave the fuck up and took early retirement.....And I don't deal in hyperbole!!

Well, he did some fake breathy sobbing after it was pointed out to him that he hadn't cried about any of it but cried all over his wife talking to her about divorce.


dude's a psychopath. he had the audacity to demonise his wife aftter he killed them with their daughters. we really don't know what people are capable of, do we???

Looks like an extreme anti social and narcasist

@Godded Modded “always” is a dangerous overstatement. There have been cases where the killer was not diagnosed with ASPD even after their crime, and that is a licensed psychiatrist doing long interviews with the perp. There are also cases where they were wrongly diagnosed with ASPD due to the doctor’s bias and different doctors gave different diagnoses. You CANT diagnose through a video, anyone in the psychological health industry can tell you that.

@van 2 I feel like a psychopath wouldn’t Even lie they don’t care lol

"Killed them with their daughters"

You mean "her with her daughters?"

@Kwizii he was talk I ng about unu ersal good and bad, while you speaking on a POV of good and bad is two different things. It's like if I was speaking about how noticeable the color red is but you tell me you don't like red. Two separate subjects

@Pumulo Mambwe I know, did you even read what I said? My whole comment was stating that you can’t diagnose someone with PD bc of their crime or through a video. I never mentioned making his wife look evil, I was talking about the triple murder, his careless disposal of his bodies and the probable motive of doing it; if you’re trying to say all of us would potentially kill our entire families and dump their bodies into an oil tank bc we met a new person to make a life with, I’m concerned for your family. There’s crime of passion and then there’s what he did... there is evidence that his mistress knew about it as well. And yeah, I watch these videos regularly.

He’s definitely not a psychopath. He would be void of any emotion if he was, including towards himself

@Shred72 psychotic and psychopathic aren’t the same thing

@H K just coz someone’s a murderer doesn’t mean they have a personality disorder or that they aren’t human. And justifying his actions by making his wife look evil is very small compared to murder... if you watch JPs other videos you would know that all of us are just as capable

@Shred72 “gentle” isn’t a word I would use for someone who killed his daughters and wife in cold blood. Now that I think about it, human isn’t a word I would use either.

@Jonald Gobaton I dunno, I find it quite hard to be what I perceive as bad. I think, just as other human traits, the importance of ethics is on a slider and it's not black or white. I begrudgingly became the boss of my own business so that I could change some of the rules that felt off to me. It's not necessarily a quality though, it limits some of the things I can do.

seems like a pretty normal response given the situation

He was demonizing himself because he knew what happened and he knows just how horrible of a person he is

@van 2 he was gentle, bad at lying, and fully aware of what was happening. He isn't psychotic he is human.

Humans are evil in nature,

It’s easy to be bad

But it’s way more difficult to be good..
A matter of control is a must..

Nah, psychopaths are good liars. This dude is the worst liar I’ve ever seen lol

most likely more towards the extreme narcissistic side.  It's hard understanding minds that are completely cut off from reality. His "ex-family" simply did not  exist within his current empathic range, so he couldn't care less if they're gone(dead)


I think what was most telling is that he only ACTUALLY cried when he realized he was going to jail, not a tear for his kids, not even a fake one, only him.

@torrie carte I believe he cried because he was closer to getting caught.

@Kewl Videos bruh, internet prudes are already onto his dad. Diagnosed him with narcissist.

@torrie carte I genuinely hope that’s what it is. It seemed to me that he was more guilty he got caught.

I really don't think he cried because of jail time, surely he already knew that's where he'd go. He probably cried because the guilt finally set in of what he had done.

Can we talk about his dad though?  He said "Good God Almighty Son".  And he reaches out like he's going to expire.  But he still put his hand on his son.  The love of a parent is something else.  Chris is a little shit but his dad didn't stop loving him.


Lol he wasn’t sick to his stomach. He didn’t give a fuck about what he’d done lol


I bet the neighbor rocks at Clue on game night.


"I'm not a monster" he exclaims after brutally murdering his pregnant wife and two daughters, lying to multiple police, detectives, and attempting to manipulate his father.

analOG CW also remarked that one of the oil tanks was emptier than the other, judging from the sounds made by the splashes his daughters bodies made as they landed in the oil and gas...he put them in separate tanks because he was trying to avoid reactions from sensors in the tank systems.

@DonnaLena1 I've seen worse. But your narration is mesmerizing, I want more, please tell me things!

analOG Yes, it’s true. I’ve seen it in several sources, likely early on in the articles about the case. Google Shanaan Watts, coffin birth. Look at pictures of the sheet she was wrapped up in. She was strangled, with no other wounds. Any blood on that sheet is from her body expelling the baby, Nico. CW is truly a monster.

And also trying to pin the murder of his daughters on his wife... He was okay with that going public...

Andy Chou two lives* and take your politics elsewhere

@DonnaLena1 is that true? Where did you hear this?

He also watched his unborn son come out of his dead wife’s body as she was being buried in a shallow grave, and he forced the bodies of both his young daughters into the narrow opening of oil tanks, and listened as they hit the corrosive oil and gas in those tanks...

Misterfabulous they prevented him from getting a layer??? Really? How is that possible? He is a grown man with his pops and mom there to protect him.... I doh know man, seems far fetched

These cops make a living by lying and manipulating the people they're interrogating ( like preventing him from getting a lawyer, saying he's a bad liar, etc. ), so let's not cast stones.

@Ananya Neralla Nobody said it wasn't two lives.

@Andy Chou let's not make this an abortion debate.

Wyskey Monsters think they aren’t monsters because they sometimes do decent things.

*pregnant wife....that's two lives right there.

This murderer doesn't like the fact that people do think that he is a monster.<br>Poor muffin...🙄

This murderer doesn't like the fact that people do think that he is a monster.
Poor muffin...🙄


i fcking love psychology it’s the most interesting science in the world


7:05 Detective did not qualify with "no h-omo" Over for him :*(


Dad: “We need to get you a law…”<br>Detectives: “Hey!! Everything okay in here??”

Dad: “We need to get you a law…”
Detectives: “Hey!! Everything okay in here??”

I know right made me chuckle a little very slick of them LOL


I wish there was a way to alter his sentencing that would require Chris to watch all three parts of this series, everyday, for the rest of his life.

Although, considering how great the two interrogators did at getting a confession, and how great JCS did at breaking it all down in such a way that, even someone as stupid as Chris is, can understand just how stupid Chris really is.. well, that would probably fall under cruel and unusual punishment. So yeah, I'm totally onboard with it!

I wish there was a way to alter his sentencing that would require Chris to watch all three parts of this series, everyday, for the rest of his life.

Although, considering how great the two interrogators did at getting a confession, and how great JCS did at breaking it all down in such a way that, even someone as stupid as Chris is, can understand just how stupid Chris _really_ is.. well, that would probably fall under cruel and unusual punishment. So yeah, I'm totally onboard with it!

@ha Yeah, ole' chris got bamboozled. I hear he's doing terrific in prison too 😂


Kudos to these detectives for having the insight to push further after the initial confession, because I'm only slightly ashamed to admit that I had totally bought the "Wife killed my daughters, killed wife, panicked and buried them" story and the whole display with the crying and the dad being there, I didn't even think about the idea of "Wait, why didn't he call an ambulance, he's a parent and his kids have been hurt, you're gonna call an ambulance even if they've got a giant hole in their face"

Guess that just goes to show why I'd be a terrible cop >_>

Kudos to these detectives for having the insight to push further after the initial confession, because I'm only slightly ashamed to admit that I had totally bought the "Wife killed my daughters, killed wife, panicked and buried them" story and the whole display with the crying and the dad being there, I didn't even think about the idea of "Wait, why didn't he call an ambulance, he's a *parent* and his kids have been hurt, you're gonna call an ambulance even if they've got a giant hole in their face"

Guess that just goes to show why I'd be a terrible cop >_>

It's okay, I bet you're a brilliant something.


These two detectives are absolutely brilliant. They were so well educated as to how to handle this liar. They realized after a while that this guy wasn’t smart enough to ask for a lawyer. So they zeroed in on areas where they thought they could make headway….and they did.  But the masterpiece was when she asked if it was Shanann who had killed the kids.From that point on it was only a matter of time for him to come clean. “ I want to find them. “ Hes so afraid he doesnt even know what he’s saying. And when dad was with him alone and the word “ lawyer” was mentioned, they must have jumped up out of their chairs in the next room to get back in there to divert the subject. Masterful work that deserved a HUGE bonus check!

@e- w- yes, I'm well aware. There's no need for pseudofeminism semantics.

The Reid technique is scarily good at getting confessions

A master stroke by polygraph lady. Pure genius, he took that bait like a lifeline and incriminated himself.


i have such mixed feelings about these questioning techniques law enforcement uses. on the one side in cases like this where the person is actually guilty, it’s great. but i feel like this could also go really wrong the other way and make someone confess to a crime they didn’t do or that it could be used to take advantage of people with mental disabilities

@The Adventures of Steve-Marco It works more times than not, that why is used.

@PREDATEURLT its immoral, you can't expect a suspect to tell the truth when you are outright lying to them 🤷♂ what if they are innocent but admit to it becasue they think they are fucked anyway and want a shorter sentence for the crime they never even committed?

@The Adventures of Steve-Marco that's one of the tactics if you really did it you will start to doubt when they tell you they have something and you will make mistakes in your story.

@PREDATEURLT not true, JCS has a video of 2 innocent people being interrogated and the detective literally bullshits the guy the whole interview saying he has video evidence and knows he did it 🤷♂

Every day people walk into police stations and confess to crimes that they've had nothing  to do with. The police know about this and it's one of the reasons they don't reveal every aspect of a case when asking the public for information, they know that a genuine suspect would know a particular piece information that they know.<br>Added to that, confessions are only one layer of securing a case, so don't worry yourself about it unnecessarily. You have a double advantage over Watts, unlike you, he's actually guilty of committing a serious crime and guilty of being an idiot.

Every day people walk into police stations and confess to crimes that they've had nothing  to do with. The police know about this and it's one of the reasons they don't reveal every aspect of a case when asking the public for information, they know that a genuine suspect would know a particular piece information that they know.
Added to that, confessions are only one layer of securing a case, so don't worry yourself about it unnecessarily. You have a double advantage over Watts, unlike you, he's actually guilty of committing a serious crime and guilty of being an idiot.

If the interrogator is moral, mentally ill individuals would be exempted and the innocent would be identified in the multiple ways the video shows. But if the interrogator is bad at their job or just downright too immoral to care, they'll pressure anyone into a confession just to get "the criminal"

most of time they can feel when person is lying so they push harder, if he would have acted more natural to "my family is missing" he could get away.

You’re correct. It’s not a science by any means.

@Abe O A confession is all that's needed for a plea bargain, and upwards of 95% of criminal charges are plea bargained, as opposed to jury trials. In fact, one of the strategies DAs use is to pile on any charge they might consider even if there is no realistic way to make it stick in an effort to force someone to plea down to lesser charges...even when that person is innocent.

@Alexa Ispravnic you’re right, for the most part physical evidence is needed to fully convince a jury

Good thing is, as far as I know, you can't be convicted for just a confession


This was so sad, how could you kill your children. Divorce is messy and not something anyone wants to go through but a better alternative than what he did.

@Michael Decker brother how did you do that? Thnx

About to finalize mine soon, and it feels good knowing she's still alive and I'm not being interrogated 😅

Update: I was divorced as of October 27th 2021. She got nothing. Life is good.


I can’t imagine how the dad must have been feeling having to sit there and listen to your own son tell you how he killed someone. And his own kids at that

He didn’t admit to killing them until months later in his prison interview. He tells everyone here, including his father, that Shanann killed them.


I've watched this interrogation a couple of times, and every time the woman investigator says "come on, women are crazy", I wanna jump outta my skin. I don't know how that didn't blow whatever kind of act they were trying to put on.

@JwebGuru He needed to see those "STFU" lawyers

Basically, because Chris has an IQ that's not even as high as the temperature.

@e- w- He said that because that was the exact seed she planted in his head…. And IT WORKED!!

I got that feeling a couple of times watching this. This was the worst one but it was pretty obviously fake empathy from our perspective.

I know! She says “chics are crazy” and Chris had no response!!


1:53 - 2:01 is a mind blowing fact. Imagine if Chris knew the law and understood that he could've walked out of there at that point in time.

Chris could've walked out, figured out how to leave the country, and we would've never known what really happened.

He was free to leave but im sure they would’ve had surveillance on him, constantly

He could have definitely got a lawyer and maybe got away with some charges

You make it out as if he could just vanish from thin air… he’s already a prime suspect at this point, he never would’ve successfully been able to leave anywhere undetected


When he actually starts crying it's about going to prison, not watching his children die.


When i was younger, and this happened, I was sort of on this guy's side like I made sense of him being all over the place. Granted all I saw was the news coverage and never looked into it. Now being older and being a father, it just fills me with disgust. Especially reading a comment that he killed one daughter in front of the other and came back to kill the second. I couldn't even imagine...

Why you've grown up so much in the last 3 years!


He pleaded guilty to the allegations 2 months later and he still made up that whole story. I just don't understand why these people don't just honestly say they did kill the victims. It blows my mind how their brain works honestly.


How quickly did he go from "those girls" to "my babies" after putting all the blame on Shannon. Disgusting!


Just can't imagine how devasted the father was when his son made his confession


Aside from forensic evidence gathering, modern policing techniques might as well be the same thing as Scientology or a medium channeling dead loved ones. It's all based off of cheap psychological tricks and it's a wonder that it works at all.


I've seen a lot of great interrogation videos on this channel now, but this woman has to be the best one. I'm the furthest thing from an expert, but she's just so damn impressive. Christ didn't even stand a chance lol


How awful for the grandfather too. Knowing his son, who he clearly loved, murdered his grandchildren and his daughter in law.


detective: accuses chris of murdering his family
also detective 5 seconds later: "youre a great dad, you know what to pack for their lunch, you love them so much"

detective: *accuses chris of murdering his family*
also detective 5 seconds later: "youre a great dad, you know what to pack for their lunch, you love them so much"


Those 2 detectives, well polygrapher & detective, work so well together! They are very cohesive! I feel like they could talk me into copping out for something I didn't even do! They would make amazing actors! Great job ma'am & sir 👏🙏👍


I can’t imagine what Chris’s father was thinking after he confessed that.


She is really really good. Like really good. They played off each other very well, but give her a gold star and a raise. All the subtle chipping away at him before, during, and after the polygraph. During the confession push. Respect!


The thing about Chris' story, is that if he was telling the truth; she smothered them and he reacted in a blind rage, I'd be on his side every step of the way.

But unfortunately we know the full true story.


It's unbelievable the amount of time and effort so many people need to use just for someone to say "i did it"


You are an absolute gem on youtube. This is the best side of youtube


Funny how the kids went from 'these kids' to 'my kids' the second he found someone else to blame.


What about the girlfriend Nicole? And i heard she has contacted Watts since he's been in prison. Why would she do that? To manipulate him into not spilling the beans about her? I don't know it feels suspicious to me.<br>Eventhough it is true that Watts committed murder in the most horrible sense , it seems more like he was manipulated into doing this. Even still for him to be able to be manipulated into doing this shows how weak and misguided of a human being he was. How could you ever allow yourself to fall that far into darkness to kill your own children. Wow.

What about the girlfriend Nicole? And i heard she has contacted Watts since he's been in prison. Why would she do that? To manipulate him into not spilling the beans about her? I don't know it feels suspicious to me.
Eventhough it is true that Watts committed murder in the most horrible sense , it seems more like he was manipulated into doing this. Even still for him to be able to be manipulated into doing this shows how weak and misguided of a human being he was. How could you ever allow yourself to fall that far into darkness to kill your own children. Wow.


Chris watts really watched Shutter Island and was like “yeah that’s a good enough story to fool the FBI”


I knew he was guilty when the cops came to the house to look for his wife and kids he was texting on the phone I would be tearing that place apart and be going crazy RIP Mom and little ones you deserved more !


All he had to do was leave and never come back. Yes, it would be hurtful at first but it would have been an easier situation for everyone. Those young girls deserved to live their lives.


I like how this part has more views than the last one. Literally millions of people were like: "Forget the polygraph I need to see this guy get NAILED TO THE WALL!"

I almost ended the 2nd video halfway through for the same reason


the fact that he tried to lie about his wife killing the babies, saying “how could she do that to my sweet, litte girls?” makes me so fucking angry and disgusted. filthy piece of trash, i want him to suffer for the rest of his miserable life.


14:52
Cops: hey Chris we’re going to let you have as much time as you need, okay?
Chris’s dad walks in and sits
Chris dad: you want to get a lawyer?
cops rush in
Cops: times up!

14:52
Cops: hey Chris we’re going to let you have as much time as you need, okay?
*Chris’s dad walks in and sits*
Chris dad: you want to get a lawyer?
*cops rush in*
Cops: times up!


Even after a few years, it's frustrating to see you never uploaded part 4 on youtube after dropping Patreon, and never finished the series.


Imagine these dectetives being your parents... They have so many technics and know ways to kind of manipulate you to know the truth


watching 3 parts of this just show me that i could never be an interrogator 😌😌


So, what I understand is that Chris practically  put himself there because he never ask for a lawyer?


Lady detective:  "It's what we do with those mistakes that make us who we are"

Guy who just murdered his wife and children:  "oh thank god"


Okay this is all cool and all but imagine the children of these interrogators, they've probably never gotten away with anything in their life like sneaking off to a party...


If he never confessed do you think he could have gotten away with it?


Both the detectives are absolutely amazing


It's actually called auditory pareidolia. Paredolia by itself is when you see relatable objects or patterns that are actually random. I.e. seeing Jesus in a piece of toast, ect.


The father is just as good as a detective as the real detectives


Imagine being the dad of that guy... poor dad


"The evil that I saw when I walked in on Shannon, and she was on top of Cece."<br>How does he not realize how stupid that sounds

"The evil that I saw when I walked in on Shannon, and she was on top of Cece."
How does he not realize how stupid that sounds


Man my mom would get the truth out of me exactly the same way. And even if I told the truth and said sorry I’m still gonna get hit


"Why is this happening to me why did it happen to (those) two little girls?"  His first thought is of himself and he doesn't even address those babies as his own.  Makes me sick.😝


he finally shows emotions when he says he killed her... because he's thinking of himself. No emotion for the kids being dead until he admits to killing the mom. Dang.


14:35 is in Prison for 5 lifetime sentences + 84 years. Its probably the last chapter of his life

Unless he was in California and then he would be out in 10 years


How dare he blames shannan that she killed those loving babies. I just wish I could've saved them b4 he killed them honestly. Heartbreaking


The worst thing about this entire saga is that woman's posture


I don’t think anyone that heard this story will ever understand why.  Including myself.


So theoretically if the wife did kill the kids, and he did quickly lash out and do the same to her in return, why the hell would he call for an ambulance for two dead and obviously strangled kids? It guarantees that he has to end up in the interrogation room having to confess to a murder anyways. His best chance would be to hide the bodies, even though he would still end up in the same boat sooner than later.


Oh this maniac can just sit there and lie, so cooly, to the law and his own Dad. How does he think he would’ve gotten away with it?


This detective lady is really intelligent not believing him when he confess the situation at first that he only killed Shannan... If it was me i would believe him at that first lie made story of his..


He took the detective idea when he asked : did your wife hurt your kids


It’s almost like his hands are making an invisible circle (like the hatch). He does this every time he talks about his kids. His hands form like a circle shape.

Because he knows he put them in the hatch.


I have watched this many times and it is  still amazing as the first time


So confused by the father.... my mother would immediately deny knowing me at all


I love the reward and silence method I wonder if they will work in everyday life


22:00     "Why is this happening to me?"   Because, Chris, you murdered again and again, and put yourself in the hands of the Law.


Its so weird that he could have just walked out of there and maybe be a free man now.


Imagine thinking if he had shut up and lawyered up, and the bodies hadn't been found he would had walked out of there free


Lord...I felt sorry for his father...<br>The weight of that news...

Lord...I felt sorry for his father...
The weight of that news...


Imagine your a grandpa and you lost not only your sons wife BUT YOUR GRANDKIDS!


The most upset and animated he ever got was when he exploded to his Dad about going to f**king prison… For his wife and children…nothing.


I love your sense of humor, you comment writers!


Dad: "Get a lawyer."

Glass Shatters, cops get back in there while Stone Cold's music plays

Dad: "Get a lawyer."

*Glass Shatters, cops get back in there while Stone Cold's music plays*

😂 I'm laughing at this comment way more than I should


That was intense!! Seeing him get padded down and placed in hand cuffs!! Wow..


We need these interrogators when we find Brian Laundrie. If he's found alive that is!


"You aren't mentally well, and that projects on your physical state." (or something like that)
- well, of course, my wife and kids were kidnapped...
Ofc, we know he did it, but if he didn't, that argument is worthless.


My goodness. So many techniques. I need to use these.


could he have denied taking the poly test? would he have been punished for that?


Found a really good comment on one of Chrises videos: "He killed what most people would kill for."


Chris' father showed more grief than Chris did


14:24 Your father loves you no matter what. Boy how they tricked him ! He confessed to the "loving" father.


3:58 i loved "The Pause Technique" and the moment it effected him instantly.


if he had mastered the "i dont give a fuck what people think of me" technique he would be a free man... so thank god he hasn`t. However i am not impressed by these interrogation techniques. How weak do you have to be to fall for that


Would Chris have beat the case if he immediately shut his mouth and asked for a lawyer?


He could of just separated walked away instead of killing his wife and daughters


Weird to see Chris call in his dad to confess: with the way they interacted, it seemed they were distant from one another. Almost strangers.


When he starts crying, those interrogators look like they want to start sipping his tears 🤣


At 5:39  Chris says "She (WAS) pregnant."  Past tense.  Knowing that she is no longer living.  "I didn't hurt her."


I probably cried more for his kids than he did for his kids... he makes me sick.

His mistress isn't much of anything as well. Two peas in a gross pod.


Has no idea he's been played and jumps at the chance to blame his innocent wife. He is utterly remorseless and cruel and pathetic. Disgusting human being.


who annihilates their entire family - vs just leaving with his mistress?


Polygraph woman is so nasty, I am amazed. Great job!


Even his dad was doing the Pause technique


Me: breaks a lamp
Polygraph lady: Im going to test to see if your lying about breaking the--
Me: Y-YES I BROKE I-IT


At 11:57 the female dective told him about the possibility that something happen to the girls first that shannan did something that Chris had to take matter in the hands. I guess Chris took this version that "he was provided with" she shouldn't have said that, chris stuck to this version.
But seeing this I thought well am not happy at all to say that but looks like shannan did something. This is only a thought not stating any fact.
Would the channel respond to this plzzz.


I think Brian laundrie watched this guy and said do everything this guy didn’t do


What’s the male detective’s name. I want to confess everything to him.


Dear people!
   *  Never make promises to other when you are in happy
   * Never be quick when you are in angry / rage
 * Never take decisions when you are in sad


I feel very vindicated not trusting any human anymore.


why did he say all this without his lawyer present?


"This is just fucking horrible!"<br>I know, right? You murdered your wife and two innocent adolescent children. That's pretty fucking horrible!

"This is just fucking horrible!"
I know, right? You murdered your wife and two innocent adolescent children. That's pretty fucking horrible!


14:41 They’re like the fairies from Fairly Odd Parents or something, damn. No wonder they’re so good at their job. Such skills.


Why didn't he have a lawyer and plead the 5th???


That was the perfect interview professional


“Your mother always said she was a nasty evil person….”


Why would they not believe that he didn't lie ... he clearly said he promises he didn't lie


Blaming that poor girl for his vile act<br>Then crying for himself, bastard.

Blaming that poor girl for his vile act
Then crying for himself, bastard.


So he just admitted his mom said shanann was a evil nasty person.  What a lovely person cindy watts is NOT


NK took his breath away?!?!  Good Lord🤦♀

NK took his breath away?!?!  Good Lord🤦♀

So he took Shanaans breath away? Such a terrible and senseless act.


“Will this be on the news?”  “Well. Not tonight.”


He only started crying when he realized he’s going to prison

@Blkface Jr. I meant not upon the death of his wife and children (that he knew then) when they talked about and rubbed it in for hours. What a cold blooded man to only cry for himself.


“well we gotta get a lawyer, see what we can do” ??


The sound at the end of the cuffs closing is awesome


As screwed up as this is going to sound. If child support and alimony didn’t exists. I bet Shannan would still be alive.


disgusting man how dare you blame the person you murdered who was carrying your child of murdering the kids.


bruh that male cops voice + the long pause technique is the ultimate mindfuck


this dude should have lawyered up right after poly...wow.


“I’m going to fucking prison”<br>well no shit man! what did you except to happen after you murdered your wife and kids??

“I’m going to fucking prison”
well no shit man! what did you except to happen after you murdered your wife and kids??


This Watts Guy.. After 4 years has past.. re watching any news about him made my BLOOOOOD BOIL every seconds..


Detective: "If Shanann did anything to those girls<br>Chris Watts: yes a motive, my way out

Detective: "If Shanann did anything to those girls
Chris Watts: yes a motive, my way out


I wonder how long the polygraph lady washed her hands for after touching Chris’s back.


Detective: Did Shenan do someth-

Chris: yknow I've suddenly just remembered something.


Shouldn't Chris be sitting in the corner at this point when he's being accused?

Probably wanted to make him feel comfortable as possible so they could get that confession


Good interrogator but the Russell Williams interrogator is even better.


"What did Shanan do to them... chicks are crazy" lmao nice one polygraph lady


In India we have a method called 'dhulai'. It's so effective that you'll confess to a crime that you have not  even committed.🤣


Remember, kids! First thing you do is say you want a lawyer and shut your cakehole.


I wouldn’t want to get busted in this town!


he ain’t sorry he killed them, he sorry they found out


I think what adds to how horrific this whole case is, is the fact not only did he murder his 3 children and wife, when he was caught out he tries to blame his wife of killing the 2 sweet girls. It's just sick.


Chris asks any question<br>Lady: you did not pass the polygraph

Chris asks any question
Lady: you did not pass the polygraph


It’s a good thing he was stupid and didn’t know he could’ve walked out if he kept his mouth shut.


Unpopular opinion but the moment they treated him as the suspect he should have been given the opportunity to have a lawyer

he was read his rights before the interrogation, so he knew that he was well within his rights to stop the interrogation at any moment to go get a lawyer but he chose not to. At that point its his fault for not using that opportunity that was always there for him from the start


JUST IMAGINE what would've happened if Shannan's friend never spoke out when she noticed something was off...

Her family would have called not hearing from her. Causing cops to look at him first the spouse.<br>There is a worst case scenario with the girls in the batteries, and shannan in a 2 ft deep grave,  he would've been caught.

Her family would have called not hearing from her. Causing cops to look at him first the spouse.
There is a worst case scenario with the girls in the batteries, and shannan in a 2 ft deep grave,  he would've been caught.

@Alexander Holzer yeah but it's better sooner than later right?

I agree with people that he probably would have been found out anyway but Shannan has SUCH. a good friend. The fact that she knew something was wrong just within a few hours of her murder is amazing. I hope we can all have friends like that, seriously.

I still think he'd have gotten caught.
If he was planning on planting fake evidence and then calling 911 himself to report the disappearance of Shanann and the girls, the real evidence would have still been there: the neighbor's video tape, Nichol's confession to the police, etc... and he would still have been the primary suspect, and acted dumb as a rock in the interrogations.
If he was planning to send everything to hell and run away with Nichol, it was only a matter of time for Shanann friends to report her disappearance (because she was always texting her friends and being active on social media) and the police would have started looking for Chris around the country. And maybe Nichol herself would've turned him in, because, although she was a morally grey person for having an affair with a married man, I don't think she wanted to be an accomplice of triple murder.

He still would've been caught, he's dumb as bricks and it's not like nobody would notice a woman and two children just disappearing in the midst of a marital dispute. Hell, even in apparently happy marriages the husband/wife is often immediately suspected.


im sorry but speeding up his dad rubbing his back really look funny to me lmaooo


Let it be known that he wouldn’t even have had the idea of saying his wife killed the kids until the polygraph examiner put it in his head first

@Alyssa Snider it's sad that people still blame Shannon but Chris dad would have made him lawyer up as interrogations progressed. They would not have been able to get a confession, they needed it to be quick and so the story was needed.

That was the whole idea
To document how fast he jumped for a lifeline when it was brought to his attention
Silly, beautiful, Dionte 🧡

@João Torres Which like I said, is the reason a lot of people believe the wife killed the kids to this day. Her family received torrential hate and death threats which continues to this day. Tammy didn't need to feed Chris anything of the sort. He would have crumbled eventually. Just look at him and listen to him.

@Alyssa Snider cracked down after he was broken in the interrogation and shown an "easier" way by putting the blame on the wife

@João Torres did you watch the thing or what... he went down like a toddler. Cracked like an egg on tile. They didn't need to feed him any other stories considering people still believe the woman killed her kids. Because of this right here.

@Alyssa Snider Nothing wrong with that if it made the confession easier

@ChrisSquid She did. He was going down no matter what. She didn't need to give him that idea.

Dionte Mayfield o gotcha, i thought you were saying the examiner something wrong by telling him that

@ChrisSquid Yeah I get that was the whole point, but I still hate that he had the audacity to try and blame her for him being a murderer

they had to do it or else he wouldn't have confessed at all

That was the idea, she did It on purpose so when he eventually turns to it, they know he's lying


Lied to his own dad. This is a man who’s been playing a charade his entire life.

The man who helped him confess.  Totally clueless.  Can I give him a ride home?  Yea, in about 167 years.

practically everyone has lied to their parents

Tbh who hasn't lied once to either of their parents.


I feel quite bad for the dad, he lost his grandchildren and his son is a murderer...

@elise you cant imagine what that dad is going through. Its probaly easier to deny it to yourself than face such a reality

@elise It's called Denial. His son was accused of something so awful that he'll perform mental gymnastics to avoid having to come to the devastating conclusion that his son is a piece of shit murdering asshole who kills children. Even if it means not seeing making the obvious connections. It's all very well to SAY how you'd be, but unless you were in the same situation you don't and can't know. You claim that they're horrible people, but that kinda of revelation does weird things to your brain.

@elise
Wrong. Forgiving is what the bible tells us. Loving your children is natural.
Maybe you will understand the profound meaning of forgiveness when you get older.
it is not an apology or an excuse for what the perpetrator did, it is lifting a burden of off you and all people involved.
It is a prerequisite for healing.

Still the dad doesnt seem to bothered when sitting their with him, even if he took the kids cheap shoot the dad doesnt show anything about him killing his wife, or he knew his son was as fucked up as him

I don’t think that he feels as bad as u 😬

@elise of course he wants to believe his son is innocent that doesn’t make him terrible.

@elise
You call a father “terrible person” for believing in the innocence of his child and disliking the spouse of that child.
And then you make stuff up like he wouldn’t care about the death of his grandchildren.
All of that is utter nonsense.

@elise

100% truth! I have no sympathy for the Watts. Any of them.

@elise <br>Nothing in that makes him a bad or even less an evil person.

@elise
Nothing in that makes him a bad or even less an evil person.

@elise so he was mislead by his son and that makes HIM bad?


I noticed that he never actually mentions the baby that his wife was pregnant with. I actually forgot his wife was pregnant when he killed her because he didn’t mention it at all. Does that mean he never wanted that third child and didn’t care for him/her. Very sad reality for this poor family (except Chris of course).

@Madeline M ah okay, whoops, yeah, lol I'm not that ignorant 😂 My mom's a doctor too so yeah. Anyways, np.

@yuta'snonexistentlines Right, the heart starts beating around week 5. The ultrasounds I performed were often in week 6. Your original comment sounded like you were under the impression that a fetus is just a formless mass and also sounded like you also thought this was all along the pregnancy, which was really surprising to me. Thanks for responding.

@Madeline M yes but that's after a certain good amount of weeks. that's all. anyways, idek what my original comment was, i'm too lazy to search for it lol 😅  i do agree but yea. have a nice day 👋

@yuta'snonexistentlines unborn babies do have a beating heart and a brain. They can feel and they can recognize voices, especially their mother's voice. Upon birth babies have been shown to recognize their own language and ignore others. I worked at the hospital giving sonograms to pregnant heart patients. This was specifically to view the unborn child's heart and check for irregularities in shape, size, or beat. Women got to see their baby sucking its thumb, moving around, even twins pushing eachother around uncomfortably.  There's no argument around whether the unborn have vital organs or not.

@Andressa Hoese is that the one where he's like, "is it a girl ?" (because the test was pink) He didn't seem very excited at all..the video was cringe.

At around 5:50 in the interview he said she "was pregnant". Total slip of the tongue, but he told on himself.

He does mention the pregnancy. When he was at his Neighbor Nates house watching the video. He tell the officers that his wife was pregnant.

There is a video posted on her social media I believe of her breaking the news to him about a new pregnancy. He is not happy and seems rather in shock  and uncomfortable

Chris had did not want ti have the next child. When they were at Shanahan parents house he gave Shanahan Oxy just so she can have a miscarriage and it wasn't only one time.

yuta'snonexistentlines it’s funny how they deleted their comments after you left yours.

@ora et labora seriously? all this and thats what you get from it? 😒 they DO care but here's the thing, read this, all the way through:
The difference between pro-life and pro-choice is just this: pro-life says that if a woman has consensual sex and has the financial means to support a child then she should not be allowed to have an abortion.
→ [to clarify it’s bc they say that, ‘oh we would make exceptions for rape and if the mother’s life is in danger]

Okay, I can see why you say that. Because all lives are precious. Because some women crave for children of their own so badly but they can not have them, for whatever reason, whereas others can conceive but do not want the child, and you feel that’s unfair. Okay, we see.
But lots of things in life are unfair. There will always be someone who has something that you don’t and you might want that something really bad but can’t have it, and that someone doesn’t even care about that something. So? Does it suck? Yeah, sucks a lot. But that’s life.
And do you really think a woman who does not want a child will be able to mentally be prepared to raise a child and raise them properly? I highly doubt she will.
So you’re saying that you value life and think it’s very precious but at the same time are willing to have a child grow up with a parent/parents who don’t properly raise them and may possibly neglect them or teach them bad things or ruin their life? Okay, that totally makes sense. Of course you can have some women that will be able to raise a child properly even if they didn’t want one in the first place. But it’s just so unfair to her to give her such a huge responsibility. A life is precious; and it’s a big responsibility. A giant responsibility. If you’re not ready to take care of that life properly and guide it and protect it and everything, then you shouldn’t be responsible for it. And it’s just cruel to force a woman to deal with something so large of a responsibility when she isn’t mentally ready to and does not want to, and it’s also unfair for the child to grow up with a parent that never wanted them in the first place.

And if you’re pro-life and think that a woman whose life could be in danger by giving birth, and/or a woman who does not have the financial means to support a child, and/or a woman who has been raped,(anyone of the above)should not be allowed to get an abortion, then with all due respect, you’re just stupid.

@ora et labora I cannot even fathom how you can equate abortion to what this evil man did to his own family. He smothered his 2 young daughters and strangled his pregnant wife, and you are worried about how to make it match your political agenda. So sad. I hope you pray for your own soul.

ora et labora So Sorry, I didn’t realize that my abortion needed your approval. Why don’t you go pray for me, as I’ve already prayed for you.

@Solaris P People need to seriously get educated on what is happening on the far left. Admittedly I was provocative saying all Democrats, but I would say most younger democrats want to abolish Capitalism. What do you think that means? That means government control of businesses, and that equals Communism. We aren't talking about wealth redistribution, they want to completely get rid of Capitalism. Pay attention to what those protesters in Seattle were saying, they said these exact words.

@Jimmy M Okay people seriously need to be educated on what communism actually is. Secondly, Democrats do not support anarchy and criminal behavior. I'm neither Democrat or Republican but sick of the lies on both sides.

Pregnant women are normally at the maternal peak psychologically while pregnant. It would make no sense at all for her to murder her kids while pregnant.

@David Fritzel Correct. He did mention her being pregnant and having another kid.

StoicVampire Pig I’ve had one, it’s not bad. Try it.

@Sarah Ricci

I'm sure it isn't...I hope that lie keeps you well till the end.

ora et labora I pray all the time, try having an abortion. It’s not that bad.

ora et labora imagine making everything about politics. This man murdered his wife and Babies and you use that as a chance to attack a party you don’t agree with? Pathetic.

I believe he did mention the baby once during questioning.  He said "do you think having another child will help fix this?"  (paraphrasing)

When he confesses to cheating on his wife he does mention that she was pregnant at the time

Also possible that it makes it easier to distance himself from it if he doesn't mention the baby. Like how he refers to his girls as "those kids"

mickey I’ve read and seen testimony from close friends and family that the baby Nico was planned . Chris wanted a boy and Shannan wanted that for him . Instead of which that poor little boy had a coffin birth in a shallow grave . This man googled ‘how to tell someone you love them’ rang the girls school the morning they had been killed to say they wouldn’t be coming to the school ever ... he’s a monster who mimics others to fit in .


Chris never watched a single TV show about crime.

I think watching tv series and going through it yourself are two VERY different things

@Kai Hanstein Speaking personally from my family. It varies, some people are super open, some are super introverted, mainly due to upbringing. The same could be said when it comes to morality or less morality to get by. It really depends on life experiences, no American is the same, not even close. As a society, on the surface, we are honest people. Dig deeper and you start to touch money, corporations, politics. All breeding grounds for deception (not all bad)

@VULCAN1135 yeah. Should've saved prison stripes lady the trouble and just told the truth and avoid saying like every other word.

He didn't even have to take the polygraph

Ya you would think he would have thought of that

@T Rawlins yes we do, but its not that sensational like over there.

@Kai Hanstein I don't live in the US and I still don't see what your point is

@T Rawlins ikr? I mean HOW did he make it that far in life with such poor emotional and social skills? He has no perception of his behavior and body language and is equally unable to read everybody else's!

@Brad Knapp for me seeing what a pathetic liar he is and how he thinks he's fooling everyone, completely unaware of his guilty af body language and behavior is just icing on the Chris Watts' hate cake

@Brad Knapp i feel the same 😂😂. The dude just committed triple murder but couldn't tell ONE convincing lie. He could've at least made it interesting!!!  He's dum on a very scary level.

The interrogator himself would not be able not give out information that can be used against him if he allowed himself to be interrogated.

Seriously duh rule #1 ask for an attorney

@Kai Hanstein Yes because breaking bad is a normal, everyday situation... wtf man haha

He should've called Annalise Keating!! 😂😏😏

@Kai Hanstein so you never hear these kind of stories in Germany?

@T Rawlins Hey Charlotte: from the movies that I saw... When I saw breaking bad I was shocked how normal it was for the protagonists to lie to family members. I became sensitive to this topic and saw this pattern again and again. In US media. (I am german btw)

@T Rawlins He must've been in a different universe to think he was bring a good liar. His kids taught him how to lie and he got mad at them for turning him into a bad liar.

@Kai Hanstein why would those skills be mandatory in "US society"??  And yes I live in the US.

@Panther Platform I know what you meant. CW literally has never seen CSI, Law n Order, Dateline, NOTHING.  He did the exact total opposite of the things that would make him seem innocent.

@Panther Platform that person took your post literally 🤣🤣🤣

@Kai Hanstein depends on what your definition of mandatory is...

Thats why he is so bad at lying. Thats why he does not realise, that he is heavily psycologically manipulated. Am I wrong in having the impression that both skills have become mandatory in the US society especially?