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In POST TRUTH, the 100th True Crime Rocket Science [TCRS] title, the world’s most prolific true crime author Nick van der Leek demonstrates how much we still don’t know in the Watts case. In the final chapter of the SILVER FOX trilogy the author provides a sly twist in a tale that has spanned 12 TCRS books to date. The result may shock or leave you with even more questions.
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“Book 4 in the K9 series is a must read for those who enjoy well researched and detailed crime narratives. The author does a remarkable job of bringing to life the cold dark horror that is Chris Watts throughout the narrative but especially on the morning in the aftermath of the murders. Chris’s actions are connected by Nick van der Leek’s eloquent use of a timeline to reveal a motive.”
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This is just incredible to me. Why is he talking without an attorney present.
I think you can see here why the DA wanted this wrapped up real quick. There was a degree of coercion, manipulation and mindfuckery involved. Not saying it was breaking the law, but he was misled. Watts’ Mr Nice Guy persona ended up being used against him. He thought by telling them what they wanted they’d let him off the hook for being a Nice Guy, and he so much wanted to be seen that way which is freaking ironic.
he is a murderer and you are defending him !!!!WTF .
Unbelievable.
I can’t believe he sat there and believed their lies, and didn’t say
I want a Lawyer.
He sealed his own Fate.
i am so glad he believed them .
Agreed. He had a nice guy act going and it was successfully used against him. I will amend something I said earlier though. They only read you your rights when you’ve been arrested. However any dummy would know it’s best to keep quiet and not offer anything. This is why also in crime dramas you often see the perp taunting the police “am I being arrested?” Either book me or let me go, tsk. His father too, bless his heart, was naive about the law.
I know I can’t get over this. Maybe he thought with her killing the girls and him killing her, he’d walk out Scott free.
He should have watched true crime stories. But they say he just decided to kill all…spur of moment.
On internet there are thousands of ways to do these things, but cops would see his searching.
I have about a hundred books on true crime, serial killers dead bodies. People think I’m strange. Oh well.
I don’t this idiot Chris will try to challenge the plea deal.
He needs a new lawyer who knows what he’s doing.
He killed his children dear. And then dumped them in oil. Watts is where he should be, for EVER.
could not agree more ! he got what he deserved . justice prevailed.
It must have been a conscious choice by the investigators for the man to be more quiet and nonreactive like Chris and for the woman to be “pushier” during the questioning. I noticed Chris seemed to be more emotional toward her questioning. No doubt they realized from all their interviewing that an aggressive woman might push his buttons.
I think so too. He was more response to her,.Good cop, bad cop.