MLM, TRUE CRIME ROCKET SCIENCE, Page 2

Le-Vel wasn’t the only MLM company Shan’ann Watts was hawking products for from home, there were others too including Lula Roe clothing and Younique cosmetics. Rocket Science has covered this in a recent post listing these MLM brands in the top 15 most hated in America.

It’s one thing to name and shame these companies, it’s another to go behind-the-scenes and get what this looks and feels like.

In Shan’ann’s Facebook Live video below all the usual suspects are there – Chris Watts, the Thayers, Nickole Atkinson and her daughter Madison. Far from being just a regular stay-at-home, Shan’ann was working hard to turn her home into a MLM shopping mall.

If there was a fair amount of time spent on Facebook Live promoting Thrive patches, that wasn’t all. There was also Younique, to be promoted while Shan’ann was going through her morning ritual. She apologizes halfway through for her daughter Bella watching Mickey Mouse on television. This is her attempt at monetizing every marketable moment she can from home.

https://youtu.be/bfMVMrx4kXk

You tend to know a person through their friendships with other people. Besides the Thrive Kool-Aid crowd, who were Shan’ann’s friends? Who did she hang out with for fun and leisure? Who did she barbecue with and shoot the breeze? Did she know anyone, did she have any friends that weren’t part of her promotional team?

If so, who were they?

Her Facebook page doesn’t appear to show anyone standing up for her, or looking for her when she disappeared, that wasn’t part of the Thrive cabal. Right now, her biggest supporter is her father and to some extent her younger brother. Any friends in Colorado raised their voices in support of Shan’ann [besides her work colleagues]?

https://www.instagram.com/p/BgUyjpHgP17/?hl=en&taken-by=shanannwatts

Nickole and Shan’ann became friends not because of shared interests, but because of shared greed. They both wanted to make as much as they could out of their shared interest in MLM. The one was using the other and vice versa. That’s how MLM works.

Whoah! Isn’t that a little harsh?

Is it?

When Nickole was interviewed by ABC she made use of that opportunity to promote Thrive. Notice the sticker strategically sticking out under her shirt?

This was Atkinson’s moment to talk about her “friend” and bear witness to her. A human being telling America about another human being that has been lost to the world.

In typical Thrive fashion, Atkinson saw this as a crucial opportunity to peddle product on national television. Using a murder investigation of her “friend” to sell patches.