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@shiny_cheyenne

2 жыл бұрын

I can't seem to find the video in Patreon. Is it a higher tier video, or is the video not live yet maybe? Edit: Also, love your content! I'm glad to support such an well-researched and well-put together channel.

@InvertedEarth

2 жыл бұрын

You have come so far! Excellent work! You should go on to be a Forensic Psychologist. We need more people like you!

@InvertedEarth

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting. 1:23:10 he hears a noise , (which sounded like a person crying in pain at first ). He turns his head. You can see he’s thinking about what he did, then looks at his hand (the weapon)

@AmazonKC

2 жыл бұрын

Chris W’s name is one of those trigger words that can people demonetized for some reason. I hope that doesn’t happen to your video.

@nacho_ncam

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for actually listening to your subscribers. Im one of those people who watch your videos to relax. I appreciate the fact that you made those changes just for us. I still love the other videos with the catchy intro too.

The woman interrogator w the striped sweater is legendary, she just plays him like a fiddle the whole time

@keithymg

2 жыл бұрын

Lol, the hamburgler? Her n her husband posted about Chris Watts on their facebook pages before he was arrested and got n trouble. She had to beg other who reposted to take down. She didn't play anyone, she just got lucky she gave a test to a pansai.

@aprilleerose

2 жыл бұрын

She did what she was trained to do

@SUPERSPAZD

2 жыл бұрын

@@keithymg "pansai"?!? 🧐

@Arizona_lilly

2 жыл бұрын

Thry usually put a attractive sweet female w men

@alyssadana5011

2 жыл бұрын

@@keithymg what did she post

I can’t get over the way his neighbor looks at him realizing he is lying and seeing his creepy behavior. I thank god he had his cameras. No room for Chris to lie.

@SjofnBM1989

2 жыл бұрын

When you see him looking over at the cop you can see it in his eyes he just realized Chris killed them. It's like he's looking at the cop to say "Are you seeing what I'm seeing?"

@rosalynjeffery9510

2 жыл бұрын

@Stephanie Carroll You were waiting for him to bolt.🤣🤣🤣Me too...

@mpatrickthomas

2 жыл бұрын

When her car was there,Nicole had that gut feeling.When Chris went in and didn't just invite them in,she was starting slowly go into panic mode.See her rush in the door.Then when phone was found it looked like she was going to lose it.She already knew by then.That phone was her business.That was Bizzare how she snapped her hand back when she touched it,like she got shocked.She looked so sickened when her purse was found,esp her medicine in it.By then even the cop knew.Chris deserves an award for his presentation of someone who's guilty as heck,esp watching himself on video and that bizzare commercial.Chris new the camera was pointed there,but under all that stress, completely forgot.The irony is his neighbor pointed it there to catch the thief who was stealing from Chris's truck and caught him in a crime.😅

@heatherg1706

2 жыл бұрын

That neighbor knew. He knew a killer. And I don’t think he was prepared to realize that.

@curiousone926

2 жыл бұрын

I love the fact that he got arrested that day and never got to spend even one day with his mistress again!

What really pisses me off is Tammy got so much flack for being nice to him and I can’t believe people don’t really realize that is a tactic. She always said she hated him and couldn’t even stand to look at him but, it is a tactic. It is designed to make him feel safe, like you said. also - he did confess and while that’s all well and dandy - now they need to find where the bodies are and build a case against him. Someone can confess all They want but if there’s no bodies, no evidence - just what they can come up with. Then, how can you convict somebody? I really never understood why people hated her so much for that- it’s a tactic!!

@janeyd5280

2 жыл бұрын

Alyssa Dana there's a lot of deranged people out there.

@alyssadana5011

2 жыл бұрын

@@janeyd5280 you can totally say that again lol

@di3486

2 жыл бұрын

Most people isn’t bright enough to realize this.

@alyssahamlett

2 жыл бұрын

I knew as soon as she started to feed him version's he was OK with and "understanding" him. She said did Shannan kill the kids and u had to kill her, chick's r crazy man ..I knew she had him! She was brilliant I wish she would have questioned Nicole

@alyssadana5011

2 жыл бұрын

@@alyssahamlett exactly. She knew he was gonna take that and run with it. Which the coward did Bc he’s a POS And yeh me too. Nicole’s constant flirting would not have gone over welll

Also, during one of the documentaries I have watched, Tammy sat crying as she had to relive that heartbreaking tragedy and has stated how much it affected her and will always. She spoke about the pure disgust she felt for Chris and especially after admitting where his little girls were at that time. She was just appalled and sickened by Chris, but until his family was found, she had to stay hyper focused and compartmentalize as her emotions would deter her and she had a job to do, help bring four innocent lives home and receive proper burial and closure. He made her skin crawl. She is incredible, however so are the fireman, police, first responders, and everyone who worked on this tragedy, especially the individuals who had to retrieve the children.

@carolray9156

Жыл бұрын

God don't you sound like to all that. You must watch lots of TV. 😎

@nikki2903

Жыл бұрын

Oh no I never thought about the people who had to go and get their sweet tiny little bodies from the water tank 😢 that is.. 😢 I don't even have a word to describe how bad that would be.

He tried so hard to look innocent that he forgot to even pretend to be concerned. Craziest thing to me is he actually thought he was fooling everyone meanwhile everybody was getting off vibes from him. What a damn idiot and a waste of a human

@Joffar

2 жыл бұрын

And his motivation was just sooooo gross.

@CasandraReece

2 жыл бұрын

@@Joffar yes! Not man enough to just get a divorce. He wanted to start over with the mistress and not have to pay for his old life. So disgusting

@taylorcenter7720

2 жыл бұрын

That's right!!

@brighterdayjenn8579

2 жыл бұрын

What baffles me is Chris really thinks that because he was a "good boy" up till then should count some how. Smh

@Sh1roNekoshi

2 жыл бұрын

@@brighterdayjenn8579 "I'm a good guy which means I can get away with murder" no, it means something is wrong with you boi

Chris Watts' creepy smile in the interview with the journalist...huge red flag. "My family's missing but I just CAN'T stop smiling."

@Joffar

2 жыл бұрын

@TEAPLEASE Even knowing the reason it's seriously unsettling to witness.

@the.imprint

2 жыл бұрын

I know right? So creepy...

@sasvideres2065

2 жыл бұрын

Creepy and dumb looking, you can see the policemen feel awkward at his nervous swaying and talking 😅🤦🏻‍♀️

@tassymccormick

2 жыл бұрын

@@XayahIRL I do that too.

@stevethea5250

2 жыл бұрын

@@Joffar timestamp?

I loved the neighbour with his honesty, he didnt keep quiet because he was unsure of the situation. He called it as he saw it and made sure the cops knew to keep an eye on him.

@viola7658

2 жыл бұрын

Is the neighbor in this footage

@lolalo6344

2 жыл бұрын

@@viola7658 I dont think so, at least not talking

@justiceforsavi

Жыл бұрын

Yes I seen the footage from the neighbors house and you are correct about it he was on point.

@Pluggit1953

8 ай бұрын

But he wasn’t honest when he said he’d heard them screaming at each other. He retracted that statement later.

Dude, if only that dog could talk. It's as though his bark is filled with anxiety, like Deiter knew exactly what took place in that home. Dogs are intuitive like that. I've watched a video of a dog literally running the entire way to the hospital beside his owner's ambulance... The whole way, until the owner was taken inside the hospital. Dogs know!

@kimberlyschwartz5299

2 жыл бұрын

Ive been saying,since day ONE of this HORRIFIC case, that DIETER KNOWS EVERYTHING AND SADLY,HE SAW EVERYTHING.HE SAW HIS BELOVED MOM, SHANNAN BE MURDERED, HE HEARD HER SCREAMS,HE SAW HER FIGHTING FOR HER LIFE AND HE HEARD THE CHILDREN, WHOM HE LOVED SO DEARLY,CRYING IN FEAR.DIETER SAW AND HEARD IT ALL AND HE WAS CRUSHED ABOUT ALL OF IT.CAN U IMAGINE HIS FEAR?? HIS TERROR? HIS PANIC? HIS SADNESS? EVERYONE HE LOVED WAS RIPPED AWAY FROM HIM! THE MAN HE TRUSTED TO GIVE HIM FOOD AND SHELTER, STOLE EVERYTHING THAT WAS DIETER'S SAFETY AND COMFORT, AWAY FROM HIM!!! WHY HAVEN'T THEY EVER HAD AN ANIMAL Communicator work with Dieter????

@MsMorgendorffer1

2 жыл бұрын

I always wondered what happened to the Watts' family dog...

@alyssadana5011

2 жыл бұрын

I Have said this so many times. That dog has seen everything. Dogs know for sure!! Even the way the dog was barking like “ something just happened here get me out before I go too” ( lol). But literally just trying to alert, you know what I’m saying. Ps. Did the owner in the ambulance live? Bc that’s the CUTEST thing ever !!!! Dogs are the best.

@alyssadana5011

2 жыл бұрын

@@MsMorgendorffer1 her parents and brother have him. Thank god!!

@MsMorgendorffer1

2 жыл бұрын

@@alyssadana5011 Good! I'm glad he didn't end up in a kill shelter after watching what went down in his home

Do not apologize for pausing I love how you further explain their tactics, giving us info. Appreciate the uploads!

@derp195

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's what makes this different from just watching the whole interview which I... ehem.. totally haven't watched like 10 times.

@vixiestarfire

2 жыл бұрын

I’ll never understand why ppl complain when commentators pause videos 😂 if you don’t want them to pause so they can comment then go watch the video on your own time then come back

@najaberthelsen

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I thought everytime he apologizes for pausing. It's so interesting to hear what he notices and explains the details.

@alora9771

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. All of the footage he covers is out there for the public to view. I come for his analysis, I love any and all input he has to give

@tzirufim

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely. It is like in JCS videos, the pauses and further explainaions give you an understandning on what is actually happening on a subliminal level. It's the reason I watch these kind of videos.

When Chris said, “They know I had an affair…” so blatantly easy, it told me that his whole family already knew about the other woman. That’s sad.

@Fluer-de-Lis

2 жыл бұрын

His mother hated/hates Shannan. She still speaks I’ll even though her family didn’t want the death penalty for him

@rachelMB

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, agreed. That, and the fact that Shanann mentioned to her friend in a text that Chris was deleting texts from his dad, I think he had been texting his dad about NK & “divorcing” Shanann. 😭 They absolutely knew about the affair.

@alyssadana5011

2 жыл бұрын

@@Fluer-de-Lis I know like her family doesn’t say anything bad. And they are The victims yet his disgusting parents won’t stop and act like they are the victims

@ddmanny

2 жыл бұрын

@@alyssadana5011 well they are victims they lost their grandkids and any future with their grands and son

@isette

2 жыл бұрын

@@ddmanny No he's alive and her grand children her daughters are alive they never cared really only in context with what the Watts wanted sorry but true

There was a short moment when Chris and his neighbor look right at each other. Chris with a small moment of “oh shit” and his neighbor has a look of “you did something” look on his face. There is also a small moment just before Chris puts his hands behind his head that he looks at the front door. Perhaps a small fight or flight moment where he considered running?

@matts901

2 жыл бұрын

If u watch close right after Chris says 15 weeks his eyes get BIG go up an weird just do me a favor an watch it IT will make ur blood run cold !!! It makes me feel so weird sick an scared hope u c it rewind it let me know

Something that I think is odd is that whenever the cops ask him something like, "Do you know which shoes they normally wear?" or "Can you call to see if her bank account has any activity?" his reaction is so chill and casual. If my spouse and (fictional) kids were missing, I would jump at those suggestions. Oh, which shoes *would* he be wearing? Let me go check the closet and see if I notice any are gone. Oh, you're right, I *should* call the bank! Of course, I'll do that now! I know people handle stress and trauma in different ways, it's just weird to see a supposedly worried, grieving man seem so uninterested and unbothered as the cops try to figure out where his family went.

This case was intriguing because we have everything captured on film from the moment she went missing, from the friends report, to the police contact, to the interrogation to the confession and the whole ending. It's like a ready made movie. RIP to Shannan, Cece and Bella

@chandlerrose4545

2 жыл бұрын

And baby Nico.

@danaalexander2654

2 жыл бұрын

I mean did he really believe no one would notice his wife and kids went missing? I mean it’s ludicrous to think he was just gonna play it off like she took off with his kids 🙄🙄 what a fool.

@Melwindle28

2 жыл бұрын

@@chandlerrose4545 everyone seems to forget about baby nico, which is sad.

@MyGreenPathway

2 жыл бұрын

@@danaalexander2654 it’s because Chris is a simpleton

@barbarafield1855

2 жыл бұрын

@@Melwindle28 I have a baby Niko ,He is my 13 th .great grandchild .I always think of him whenever I hear about the Watts family, breaks my heart.

He’s not a “very charming” person at all. He’s bland, just a blank slate. One of those quiet, passive types. But not charming.

@VioletPersuasion

2 жыл бұрын

Most charming people are usually very flat, one-dimensional characters. They might not even realize that they rely on their charm to navigate the world/people, but I haven't met a charmer yet who was actually a vibrant and multi-dimensional person, even when they seem like really nice people.

@rhiannon268

2 жыл бұрын

@@VioletPersuasion I don’t agree. I don’t find him charming or engaging whatsoever. And I don’t think charming people are one dimensional either. It sounds like you’re describing someone who is manipulative. And not all charm is manipulative.

@VioletPersuasion

2 жыл бұрын

@@rhiannon268 sorry if I wasn't clearer. It's good to mete out what we mean with more clarity. I do mean charming. It (not the person, the trait of charm) is deceptive, it's fleeting, it's not sustainable within real relationship with others. The empty cracks begin to show to those who are kind but not charming, making it hard to maintain a real relationship. Charm isn't gregariousness, it's not on its own manipulative, it's merely seeming pleasant and drawing others in to the charming person. Pleasant can be calm and quiet or it can be outgoing and playful.

@missliebreizend

2 жыл бұрын

You confuse artificial charm with natural attractive charm. Chris has this adapted artificially created charm that is supposed to come across as slightly naive and boyish. There are a lot of people who tend to fall for it. And then there are many people with good intuition who find it strange and uncomfortable.👍🏼

@andreawaibel3584

2 жыл бұрын

@@missliebreizend agreed. The words "charm" and "disarm" go hand in hand. A flat, simple personality can do the trick.

I never realised how short the time period was between him meeting/starting the affair and committing this awful massacre on his family!

@gisellesinclair6811

2 жыл бұрын

6 weeks!

@maryssaann

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve listened to everything I can find on this and I just now picked up that they were only married for 6 years. That’s nothing. Most couples hit rough patches around that time and it’s so sad that he thought he was entitled enough to step out on his marriage. Doesn’t surprise me. Just feel so bad for Shanann, she never stood a chance. Fly high Shanann, Bella, Celeste and baby Nico 💔

@rivercanyonmissile2137

2 жыл бұрын

The short amount of time of the affair before the murders only proves that the marriage was over a long time ago. He had suffered years of abuse from her. This was years of built up hate and resentment for her. Looking at the those disturbing Facebook videos I can totally understand why he did what he did.

@eideena5181

2 жыл бұрын

@@rivercanyonmissile2137 Just don't... Don't be the type of person who uses tragic events like these to get attention and reactions from people. There are much better ways to use your time and energy.

@mar-shagazorpazorp6431

2 жыл бұрын

@@rivercanyonmissile2137 yeah, it’s called, “sweetie I’m going down to the store for some milk”, and never coming home…. NOT smothering /strangling sleeping, defenseless, pregnant women and trusting, oblivious, helpless toddlers. (He smothered his daughters TWICE, by the way, because he didn’t do it correctly the first time…, ugh)

Stripped sweater lady is a badass. She remains so laid back and natural while still playing the monster like a fiddle

I still can't believe the people who try to defend this monster. Saying how bad his wife was, and excuse him murdering his wife and children. They actually write LOVE LETTERS

@therealJamieJoy

2 жыл бұрын

he strangled his little daughters to death, too. I mean how can you even hit a child much less murder your own child who is begging you not to hurt her -- there is no excuse

@jenniferaldrich1142

2 жыл бұрын

All this....and it's like he has mentally blocked out that he was the guy who did it. He wants to get out of prison. He has disassociated himself from his actions and their impact to the point that he really believes that he WILL get out. I am guessing that it's got to be some sort of denial. That mentally he still can't process or accept the reality of his current situation. He might find a sense of purpose inside those walls. If he stops blaming Shanann for the fact that he killed her.....but.....he is never getting out. Mental illness or not I don't know how a 36 year old man could process and accept that the next 50 plus years of his life are going to be in that prison. So I understand. But....he needs to stay where he is.

@orls9068

2 жыл бұрын

Crazy isn't it, he shouldn't get any letters

@kellyegan7348

2 жыл бұрын

@@therealJamieJoy and then dumped their bodies in the oil tanks

@therealJamieJoy

2 жыл бұрын

@@kellyegan7348 it's so horrific I can't even fathom. It takes TIME to strangle a person. You have to look them in the face. What relationship on Earth would be worth murdering children and a pregnant woman? Like HOW? And then they are your own family.

Could you imagine if he remembered he could ask for a lawyer and this interview never happened? Wow.

@keithymg

2 жыл бұрын

Yep, &they had a trial????? He would still be in jail,. But he would have some company.

@yabby2000

2 жыл бұрын

They all forget. Even if you’re innocent-demand a lawyer!!! Do not say a word!

@mightylad2197

2 жыл бұрын

He was too busy playing the "concerned father" role

@justinkanicki8044

2 жыл бұрын

The neighbor still had the cameras so..he was done no matter what

@gewurztramina

2 жыл бұрын

@@keithymg there was no trial, because he pleaded guilty.

The fact he played the “nice guy” his whole life is so chilling, he loved that everyone loved him. I hope he rots in jail.

@rivercanyonmissile2137

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe because he really was a nice guy, which he truly is.

You know what really breaks my heart? Shannan was in an abusive relationship before Chris. She went through that hell, got out and thought "I have finally found a man who won't hurt me. I don't have to be scared." but she was wrong. He was just as evil if not worse. He killed her and her babies then tried to say it was her fault. What must she have thought in the last moments? It's so fucking sad.

@marie_84

Жыл бұрын

Curious how long she dated him before she decided to marry him🤔. CW is a narcissist, he *lovebombed* her...so the victim get the feeling, he's her soulmate. Just later in marrriage, he shows his true self.

@Kec8687

Жыл бұрын

@@marie_84 he is literally everything but a narcissist, people seriously need to stop throwing that word around. I have been in two long relationships with narcissists and he is absolutely nothing like them.

@MacSwan

Жыл бұрын

She had “bad taste in men”, I wonder where she learned that from

@alyssadana5011

Жыл бұрын

@@marie_84 2 years

@alyssadana5011

Жыл бұрын

Her final months were terrible. He’s disgusting. He played nothing but mind games w her

I absolutely LOVE long videos like this and I tend to watch them multiple times (like the JCS videos) Incredible work!

@alynsak

2 жыл бұрын

So do I. I prefer them actually. I can't get enough.

@NorthernGreenEyes

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! 'Jim Can't Swim's' videos are the O.G of true crime/interrogational YT videos. It's too bad their uploads were few and far in-between now they're no longer uploading, right? I think I heard because of KZreadrs strict BS. But the old vids are up there.

@bl0ndiel0x

2 жыл бұрын

Same! I love a good long form vid I can curl up to and relax without worrying where my remote is and finding something else over and over.

@bl0ndiel0x

2 жыл бұрын

H3's long podcasts are my fave

@yabby2000

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

Of all of the true crime stories I’ve ever seen, Chris has always stood out immediately as someone that was clearly guilty. He’s a walking red flag. I feel bad for all of the parents, but especially Chris’ Dad. You can tell he wants to help his son, but he knows he can’t and that he really shouldn’t.

@KM-ld9ln

2 жыл бұрын

It’s so sad because that was a clearly loving father & im sure he loved his granddaughters and had to hear his son talk about brutally hurting his girls. A lot of grandfathers have the softest spot for granddaughters and I can’t imagine the hurt he felt knowing he lost his girls, but even worse he lost his son too (because how could you not consider finding out that your son is a murderer losing him. I’d consider it losing my son too). Heartbreaking, truly

@girly6139

2 жыл бұрын

You should watch the Jodi Arias case if u have not. That chick is nuts.

@joannacarlin8942

2 жыл бұрын

I dont feel for Chris family at all, I think the way they reacted was disgraceful.

@sweetassugar2076

2 жыл бұрын

@@joannacarlin8942 you know the Watt family?

@joannacarlin8942

2 жыл бұрын

@Sugarsweet .....Seriously, do I need to know them, to know their behaviour was UGLY. What type of sociopath forgives her son whilst victim impact statements are being read in court.......total callous disregard for her grandkids. Total nutjobs the lot of them.

hey man, don’t ever feel like you need to justify putting ads on your content because you need to “keep the lights on”… we don’t care! You put so much of your mind, energy and time into these videos. You have every right to earn something from it, hopefully it’s more than enough to just keep your lights on. Stay well! :)

@The_Great_Depression

2 жыл бұрын

Do they still get paid for the ad if you do the skip ad option?

@macysondheim

Жыл бұрын

Speak for yourself. If you like wasting time watching ads, that’s great. The rest of us don’t share your views of advocating for more ads.

@harlem531

Жыл бұрын

@@macysondheim i hate ads…. So I pay for KZread premium 🤷🏽‍♀️ easier than jumping down someone else’s throat who’s defending the content creators

Honestly, every time I watch that interrogation, I just feel so bad for Chris' dad. He lost his grandkids and he's realizing his son is a fucking monster. I can't imagine how he feels. Imagine being in that room and hearing your son dumped his kids into an oil vat. Hell, I can't even imagine confessing something like that in front of your dad. The denial must have been insane, that would be such a shock.

@Arron922

Жыл бұрын

There is zero empathy for Ronnie Watts. Those Watts parents interfered and tried to destroy Bella and Ceces foundation from day one. In law stay the hell out of your kids marriages! They are partly to blame for what CW did to innocent people. Still they appease and Pat their sadistic son on the back for murdering his wife and three babies. Shanann could have done way better than that low life watts family.it’s to bad she didn’t just take her innocent babies and run!!

I was always SOOOO endlessly impressed by the female interrogator (and I feel bad I’ve forgotten her name because I really think she needs more credit for how she flawlessly handled that initial interaction where she totally disarmed Chris with her behaving so casual and friendly and then on a dime, while maintaining that jovial joking tone, really driving it home thst it was just sooo stupid for Him to come in and do this if he was guilty and of course he knew that… like only and idiot would do that right? … just how she rattled him up just before the test was sooooooo good

@keithymg

2 жыл бұрын

The hamburgler is a idiot who along with her husband posted on Facebook about this case before he was arrested. To bad he confessed, would if loved to hear his lawyers use her posts in Court.

@kaylacrouse7094

2 жыл бұрын

Tammy Lee :)

@blue-calla

2 жыл бұрын

@@keithymg I hope you get well soon. 💐

@AlexandraG_

2 жыл бұрын

Right?! I absolutely agree and have always thought that she was amazing and that line was absolutely genius and you could tell shook him when she said that "it would be reeeeally stupid if you were guilty to take a polygraph" she knew he was guilty and exactly what would make him tick shes excellent at what she does.

@alyssadana5011

2 жыл бұрын

Tammy lee. Love her!!

The polygraph detective hits on CW’s subconscious mommy’s issues the way she so effectively coddles him 🤮. It’s gross and yet brilliant 👍

@briansaiditsoitmustbetrue4206

2 жыл бұрын

The polygraph detective was DYNAMITE...She wiped the floor with Chris Watts. Not difficult of course... CW has very low cognitive functioning skills.

@rakhipurnimadasgupta1389

2 жыл бұрын

So old. Look.forward

@maddiesnewmusic

2 жыл бұрын

@@rakhipurnimadasgupta1389 why are you watching then ? Move forward 😂😂

@ashleyobrien4830

2 жыл бұрын

@@maddiesnewmusic loll

@The_Great_Depression

2 жыл бұрын

@@maddiesnewmusic word, got em!

I feel like Chris has the type of personality where in general, he wasn't a "rule breaker" type of guy, so it was easy for these interrogators to appeal to his rule keeping side. Outside of this one huge "rule break" in his life, CW has always played the part of family man, husband and generally agreeable human being with EVERYONE. To receive such hostility from these two as a rule keeper, is profound. He feels like a child being scolded. He could've walked out at any time, and yet once he was told "you lied and we know it", he felt exposed. He only took risks since meeting mistress NK, and she's not with him. He's alone, notably without his wife's usual input and direction, and HE IS LOST!

@sww3405

2 жыл бұрын

This is some great insight! Very interesting read on him.

@WarriorWomanWaWo

2 жыл бұрын

@@sww3405 thanks. Yeah, I notice almost child-like ways about CW in that he seeks approval on all he does. You've only got to take a look at his mother to see the level of parental control that was involved in their parent/adult child dynamic, something that most adults grow out of, but not CW! It's as though he needed to be given directions in life 🤷🏽‍♀️

@carolbell8008

2 жыл бұрын

They were his entire existence and he uses them to make himself look good, he is still at it!

“Right now there’s only one person in this room that knows what the truth is, and in about 5 minutes there will be two.” ICONIC.

@jbear3478

2 жыл бұрын

"you're an idiot if you're guilty and you take this"

@user-jq4sp6hv9k

Ай бұрын

​@jbear3478 it's a bad idea if you're innocent as well...always lawyer up...

The main investigator in this case. I forgot his name but he was the local detective not Graham (the fbi agent) or Tammy (the cbi agent). Anyways he got ptsd so badly from this case. He was there when they found the children and shanann. He was the detective on some of the body cam footage. This monster messed him up in such a way and I feel so awful for all the people who had to drain the oil tanks and pull out Bella and Celeste .

@Kira_Terpsichore

2 жыл бұрын

Dave Baumhover is his name

@nacho_ncam

2 жыл бұрын

I feel so bad for that man😥

@alynsak

2 жыл бұрын

That's something that I think people forget about as well. The life long damage that does to the people who investigate that cases. Especially finding the bodies. It's very traumatic no matter how long someone has been on the job. Some cases are just too horrific. If Chris would have just left and gone off to do whatever he wanted with Nicole or someone else, Shannan, Bella, Celeste, Niko would still be here. Everyone involved in the case wouldn't have to he scared for life. He's such a piece of garbage and I hope he is never ever happy again.

@KM-ld9ln

2 жыл бұрын

I know some first responders get trauma counciling from their job after a particularly hard day & I really hope he was given the support he needed to try and cope with the horrors he saw. I’m sure he perused therapy anyways, but I hope the employers helped him out

@Andreamom001

2 жыл бұрын

@@KM-ld9ln Train engineers get trauma counseling after a suicide by train incident. It must be awful to see the person on the tracks and know you can’t stop. :-( It happened to a relative of mine who is a train engineer.

I fully go to sleep listening to body language analyses of murderers, so I am really pleased you made this video. Thank you

@nacho_ncam

2 жыл бұрын

I do too. My family thinks I'm insane so I stopped telling people about it😂

@Desiraeamani

2 жыл бұрын

@@nacho_ncam I do that as well

@hhylia

2 жыл бұрын

me too! I just hope he releases more types of videos like this about less serious topics, watts makes me sick.

@gisellesinclair6811

2 жыл бұрын

Me too! And same as n cam, I tell no one.

@alyssadana5011

2 жыл бұрын

@@nacho_ncam lmao

The female investor is SO TALENTED-flirty, relaxed, intelligent, and predicting his failure. Marvelous!

@user-jq4sp6hv9k

Ай бұрын

And she gave good stock tips...

Yup..at this part where the female cop came in,when Chris was confessing(sorta)and she was rubbing his back. I saw alot of peops condemning her for this..HOWEV,that was simply a tactic on her part,an ingenious one at that. These investigators didn't believe him for a second! They needed these girl's bodies,and were gonna lie,coddle,and trick Chris,till he gave them up.

@carolfaycox06

Жыл бұрын

I saw a male detective rub the back of a guy during an interview to get the same reaction.

Brilliant idea Logan. You could also think about releasing these compilations as podcasts, for sleep purposes

@ImNoPhosho

2 жыл бұрын

We could just listen to him talk about anything really, he's so engaging and calm.

@babybatxo47

2 жыл бұрын

right omg i could fall asleep to his voice !

@lightningbug276

2 жыл бұрын

IKR!? I apparently can only sleep to murder investigations/ interrogations

@allymdavis731

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed! Get into the audibles gig. I'd enjoy and it would help us sleep.

@allymdavis731

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't mean that in a bad way, just a soothing voice.

JCS Criminal Psychology is actually the channel I found you via, one of your videos was in the recommended so I love that you mentioned them! ETA: You're actually probably my favourite channel right now, I've been watching your videos for months

@tesslarson8011

2 жыл бұрын

ETA? U meant btw?

@tesslarson8011

2 жыл бұрын

Oh, you spelled favorite the British way, u must be British…lol

@sugar-fen

2 жыл бұрын

@@tesslarson8011 orrr an Australian, New Zealander or Canadian ;P I think literally only Americans spell it differently?

@KateEmily2409

2 жыл бұрын

I used ETA for "edited to add" but yep, I'm British

@tesslarson8011

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry y’all! I’m not racist or biased and totally love the British, the Aussie, New Zealanders…AND WORLD! Just never heard eta before as an acronym (well, other then estimated time o arrival here in America!) but now I know :) everybody is wonderful! ❤️🖤❤️🖤

It was so interesting to me when the neighbor recognized Chris’s body language and told the cop that he was being weird and fidgety and totally unlike himself. The surveillance video the neighbor recorded was suspicious but not damning, but as soon as he saw how Chris was behaving he realized what he had actually caught on camera. That really tells you what nonverbal communication can tell you in situations like this.

I remember watching his polygraph test and being really impressed with the woman who performed it and now I can point to this video and explain why. Thank you.

My favorite thing about body language analysis is it puts all of our gut feelings and weird vibes into words. I know it still doesn’t have a 100% accuracy rating for the most part, but still. Whether we can put it into words or not, we can recognize when something is wrong with someone. Some things are easy to spot like Chris not being visibly upset at his missing wife and children, but other things like his change in his hand movements, self soothers, and his lack of body mimicries all stick out to us. Since we can’t name it, our brains just say something is terribly wrong. It’s fascinating how we just instinctually know when someone’s behavior is off. It makes you think of the concept of uncanny valley. Can psychopaths/ sociopaths, or people with those tendencies, trigger some kind of uncanny valley response? Do our brains recognize that someone’s behavior isn’t similar enough to my own, so they must pose a threat of some kind? Fascinating.

@Zubstep1315

2 жыл бұрын

Absolutely

@specializedchemicals6669

2 жыл бұрын

people usually get their uncanny valley response (dont know what to call it lmao) triggered by neurodivergent people at times. so I think the same could get said wfor people with narcissistic or psychopathic tendencies

@cmarie3091

Жыл бұрын

Well he was known as the chill nice guy so in my opinion he played that out here. Acting as he normally would. Calm, in control and Mr. nice guy! Perfect example of a ticking time bomb.

@marie_84

Жыл бұрын

@@cmarie3091 The neighbor said he was a very introvert...barely talked in public.

I’ll never forget watching his first interview live and just knowing he was guilty. I didn’t know any body language behind it, but I just felt it

@yabby2000

2 жыл бұрын

Doing that initial press conference or whatever it was sealed the deal. If your pregnant wife and children (especially your little babies) were missing, you would be hysterical. You’d be crying and begging the viewers to help you find them. You’d be pleading with the kidnapper to not hurt them. He was so calm and cool, even slightly smiling. Yea nope Chris, EVERYONE knew you did it, everyone.

The one thing that blows my mind is why didn’t he ask for a lawyer

I’ve noticed Chris always has a small snarky comment around any questions that are monetary in nature. He had real disdain for their financial situation even though he was a part of those problems.

@donnabonn1892

2 жыл бұрын

Interesting he acts like he was just dragged through the marriage by his wife...however once he started with the affair... He stood up to her....telling her he no longer wanted the child... He stopped being affectionate... He stopped sleeping with her.. He started doing the same with the kids... Which means that nice guy routine was all an act...

@majorkade

2 жыл бұрын

They were dumb with $$. Adding another child? Lol

@carolbell8008

2 жыл бұрын

Roght! The girls sure picked up on his bad dark nature! They couldn’t stand to be near him when they didn’t recognize him when he dressed up as santa.

@rivercanyonmissile2137

2 жыл бұрын

How was he part of the problem? It was his financially illiterate wife who drove their finances into the ground. Chris was nothing more than an atm machine for her who she used to finance her fake luxurious lifestyle.

@carolbell8008

2 жыл бұрын

Watts Twatts was regularly visiting male escorts “ and paying him 250 dollars per visit and taking Bella and CeCe.

Oh My Word...I thought I was weird for feeling relaxed and loving to use true crime videos to fall asleep on....good to know Im not alone. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

@coudgeb

2 жыл бұрын

I felt that way too. It’s good to know when your not alone in something ♥️

@mikaela2331

2 жыл бұрын

Currently doing so!

@alyssadana5011

2 жыл бұрын

You’re not alone lol.

@francesmartel7948

2 жыл бұрын

@@coudgeb maybe it makes us feel better, that no matter how bad we treated people that day or messed up, we didn’t do anything THAT heinous!

@DavidAndersonKirk

2 жыл бұрын

I’m not the only one!!

24:24 He lied. We know that because before the dad came in, the investigator asked Chris if Shannan had hurt the girls. That investigator gave Chris the idea and Chris was like .. hey!

@kaylacrouse7094

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, they did by using that Reid technique. Thank goodness none of the evidence supports that story.

@sylviekins

2 жыл бұрын

It was the same about his dad ‘flying across the country’ to be there- the interrogator used the phrase first and then Chris echoed it back shortly after that.

@brendab.5111

2 жыл бұрын

@@sylviekins Sort of reminds me of “The Usual Suspects” where the guy gets ideas and b.s.’s the cops in the police station by looking around.

I love the neighbor he knew something was up with him and kept talking to him. He know something is up with him, he can't stop looking at him. Man that part is the creepiest part for me. Standing with a murderer

Seeing how quickly her friends and neighbor reacted, and then how quickly he was brought to justice, was satisfying. I enjoyed watching him panic and crumble...

@user-lk1qx7gb5o

2 жыл бұрын

And...his creepy narcissistic fantasies of a new life with a new woman, more money, all gone bye bye. Now can get his lovin in jail where they absolutely love baby killers.

Don't watch this alone. Don't watch it at night . Don't watch it in the dark. Doing all three! Wish me luck!!

@majorkade

2 жыл бұрын

😆 🤣

@mepce7396

Жыл бұрын

Im watching noe at nite,iv watched before but today im watching aslone..

@n0odles86

6 күн бұрын

Didn't understand that bit. Only bit in the video I didn't understand.

This posted at the absolute best time. Calculus was about to make me cry 😭 Study 📚 break! 😁

@TheFinalIllusion

2 жыл бұрын

✨ procrastination ✨

@keithymg

2 жыл бұрын

If calculus makes u almost cry, I'm assuming a video of a man killing his family made you sob.

@stephaniemomma

2 жыл бұрын

@@keithymg oh, I reckon I cried just a teensy bit less than you did.

@stephaniemomma

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheFinalIllusion ohhh, child. You are so wrong 😁 it’s thanksgiving break and I’ve already turned in everything due in November. Im working on December’s stuff now. Plus, breaks are important. To stretch, walk, eat, relax, and true crime 🙂

@AlexandraG_

2 жыл бұрын

Good for you! Awesome job taking advantage of your opportunity for education! I commend you and good luck on your education from one woman to another, proud of you!

You really think he felt any remorse? Not a chance. I do believe he felt awful, truly horrendous, because of what people would now think of him and as a narcissist there’s nothing more sickening to them. But genuine remorse for what he’d done? He never has.

I know this video is about body language, but the neighbour’s video ad with the baby in the mother’s belly and hands coming up from the ground and pulling a skull is absolutely mental. Someone was watching over this situation providing the case prompts and to make Chris sweat.

@majorkade

2 жыл бұрын

Lol Who might this someone be?

@megxx7299

2 жыл бұрын

@@majorkade I’m guessing the families angels - you have to admin that sequence of pictures is very strange

@majorkade

2 жыл бұрын

@@megxx7299 I did see that, and it was right on cue. I guess I just don't describe it in that fashion. People have different beliefs, I know.

@kafkaseyebrows

9 ай бұрын

yet that same someone allowed 4 innocent people to be slaughtered and did nothing, not a damn thing, to intervene.

@godpilled9077

7 ай бұрын

This truly is an American Horror Story.

I do love Tammy for all the hard work she did with the case. However, I wish she were more involved with NK’s failed attempt at a interrogation!!!!

@colleen1219

2 жыл бұрын

I find NK bone chillingly cold. Especially when she’s talking about CWs girls. To this day gut feeling NK at the very least. knew something about what he was planning.

@SolsticeBeautyByJessica

2 жыл бұрын

@@colleen1219 yes! I believe she had a key part in their deaths.

@FreeChild777

2 жыл бұрын

Sadly we’ll probably never know. She slipped away like the serpent she is.

@User_92020

Жыл бұрын

Speaking of NK, Kim Jong-un has been quiet lately.

I’ve been thinking about the girls and niko, lately. Maybe, because of the holiday season, idk. But I’ve been thinking about Sha’nan’s family, too. I can’t imagine the suffering they’re all still going through, even after several years. Sha’nan loooved Christmas. I know her mom is trying her hardest not to be absolutely crushed all season long 😢 ❤️RIH Sha’nan, Bella, Cece, and baby Niko ❤️

@UBwalkswiththeKing

2 жыл бұрын

Frankie Ruczek just posted a comment that he and his parents went to the semitary to hide eggs for the girls for Easter. It made me so incredibly sad. My daughters and grandchildren are my life and to think that's all they have left. That evil cretin robbed them of their entire future. You could see the absolute love and devotion Frankie and his parents had for Shanann and the girls. The Watts family defend their evil spawn and foul-mouth Shanann and blame HER for being m@rdered by their welp. She may not have been perfect, but he had NO right to annihilate his entire family. EVEN IF he had issues with her, it wouldn't explain why he hurt the girls. They are outrageous and obviously extremely toxic. The entire lot is sociopathic. Disgusting!

You are very articulate and have a great understanding of body language and deception. Please do not feel the need to continue to say " does that make sense" to most of us, it makes perfect sense, you are doing a great job, don't continue to feel the need to carry us along.

It's also worth mentioning that the polygraph technician words things so that only a guilty person would be interpreting her words negatively. Anyone that isn't guilty would be very glad that after the test there would be two people who know the truth, so an honest person would be put at ease by knowing this.

He's got that weird lumbering gate like Brian Laundrie has a duck walk. Uncomfortable in their own skin reads as inappropriate behavior because it is the furthest thing from natural. Another one who attached himself to a take charge woman and turned their initial admiration for them into resentment because it became apparent how wimpy and cowardly those guys really are. In both the Watts and Laundrie cases, the same question was posed. "Why didn't he just walk away?" The answer is that individuals, be it male or female, who are disordered in this way, target their intended victim from the outset. The target was ALWAYS going to be devalued at some point and then disposed of on the predator's terms. The steps aren't obviously thought out to a tee, and ends up being somewhat impulsive because they find out they can't control every reaction by their victim. So the last phase of their twisted cycle becomes a nonsensical series of events due to their ineptitude at handling anything. It's disturbingly fascinating the way the details of these cases reveal a little more of the M.O. of these individuals who lurk among us.

@DaisyDaysZ3

2 жыл бұрын

This comment better get more. "Likes".

@hacktplanet450

2 жыл бұрын

@@DaisyDaysZ3 Pls don’t assume everyone w a weird walk/gait is automatically untrustworthy (not accusing you of this specifically but it drives me up a wall when people assume some physical attributes are suspicious) lol autistic ppl usually have trouble with that especially, my shoulders are a little curved and I’m always hunched and hold myself in a self soothing way, because that’s what stimming is, it’s a self soothing gesture but it’s often not within our control.

@hacktplanet450

2 жыл бұрын

Just thought I’d point it out, Logan does a good job of reminding ppl that neurodivergancies exist and so we may appear “suspicious” from a neurotypical standpoint even if we are completely innocent.

@kimberlyschwartz5299

2 жыл бұрын

Fantastic and very professional explanation!!! I wrote the same thing, but in a different description...your post is extremely professional!!! Are u a therapist??

@mermaiddiyartist8119

2 жыл бұрын

So sad. 😭 very accurate

This is such a great idea Logan! I always have youtube playing as I’m doing school work and it’s a pain having to switch the video every 20 minutes or whatever. I love longer form videos like this for that reason, such a comfort

I am a retired Clinical Psychologist. Prior to my retirement I worked for several decades as a counsellor at a sexual assault centre - part of my job was to provide court support for survivors. I’ve never met or spoken with Chris Watts or anyone directly related to this case, so I can’t give any more than what are my own opinions on CW’s behaviour. Ok, that said - it’s my opinion that CW shows all the classic markers of a sociopathic narcissist, and I absolutely agree with your analysis of him. I also strongly suspect his mother is also a sociopath with a severe case of narcissism. Quite frankly, it’s my personal belief that the entire Watts family are mentally ill. My opinion is solely based upon the evidence (video, audio and written) that’s been available online, so once again, please keep in mind this is NOT an actual diagnosis. FWIW, although I very definitely agree with you that they did a fantastic job during the interrogation, I do have to say that even after all this time my heart still drops when the female interrogator unintentionally gives CW an “out” (that FALSE story that Shanann was the girls’ murderer). Watts, his family & friends and many members of the public caused Shanann’s loved ones immeasurable heartbreak, way over & above the immense grief they would normally already be dealing with due to the murders.

@Andreamom001

2 жыл бұрын

Giving him that “out” is a standard interrogation technique. A person is often willing to admit to a lesser crime or admit to being there or admit to part of the crime if they feel like it was somehow okay or that people will not look badly at them. It’s rare that someone like Chris would admit to the true events, but getting him to admit to any of it is incriminating enough for a conviction.

@elizabethgrogan8553

2 жыл бұрын

@@Andreamom001 I agree. Chris immediately saw a way to lessen his culpability. "I killed her because she murdered my beloved children". He kept it up until he was interviewed in prison. Even then, I think he only told the truth because he hoped it would be considered in his wild hope that he will eventually be considered for parole. He's a dangerous man. He could have happily lived with the death of his wife and children, if it meant he could have moved on with his relationship with NK. She, however, would not have moved on with him after finding out, on the news. That his wife was pregnant. She was shocked at that because Chris had claimed to be living in the basement, which was actually a guest room, as he and Shannan were separated.

@MiraculousAngelTarot

2 жыл бұрын

Without that "out" it was a missing person case and basically he was a free man. After that "out" he confessed to having murdered at least his pregnant wife and to be fully aware of the location of his children's dead bodies.

@msnawrecka9786

2 жыл бұрын

I think that “out” blocked him into a corner and eased him into the confession.

@rivercanyonmissile2137

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry, but your opinion is far from the truth. Obviously you are new to this case and haven't seen the hundreds of Facebook videos that she constantly posted. She was the psychopath. She treated her family terribly.

You can see the moment that C. Watts realized that the neighbor's camera recorded him, the morning of the murders. And when he's with the polygraph test administrator, he lies so hard. Said he was not seeing anyone.

I think Shannon made him feel like a prize to be won and that he could do no wrong- I think he thought he was the type of man to do this and get away with it.. he can't lie to save his life- literally. The detective threw out a hook and watts, the dumb goldfish he is, took the bait- no one with a brain cell would cave in like that, he wasn't the type of man he thought he was, he let down every person in his life that ever mattered including his dear demon spawn Nicole.

I will just never understand why divorce isn’t a good enough option for these people… Your children, your f****** children! Special kind of monster right here.

@gRinchY-op5vr

2 жыл бұрын

I think the second or third version of events he gave he said Shannen said he would never see her or the kids again if he left her, so he killed them...made no sense to me as he'd have a better chance of seeing his kids through a divorce so why was that threat (whether she said it or not, I personally don't think she even had the chance so make any threats) justification in his mind to kill them? I think it was around then I realised we are never going to get the full truth of it all from him, no matter how much closer to the truth we get something will always be a skewed detail

@Ashbrash1998

2 жыл бұрын

@@gRinchY-op5vr I believe in one of his prison letters, he wrote that he tried to smother the girls first, but they got up after he killed Shannan and he got annoyed. The letters just make him a heartless monster

@yabby2000

2 жыл бұрын

@@gRinchY-op5vr they all say that, that so and so said they would never see the kids again. Guys, let the courts settle this. Try to keep your divorce amicable. Obviously this all easier said than done, but choosing between divorce (even with the possibility of never seeing your kids again, but they are alive) and murdering your children the choice should be a no brainer!!! How do you kill your innocent kids just because your spouse has threatened you? I’ll never understand it.

@SjofnBM1989

2 жыл бұрын

Because they don't see their family as people. Killing them is 'easier' in their mind then having to split custody and assets and pay child support and alimony. They don't see their wife/daughter/son etc they just see a loose end they need to get rid of. And they're so up their own arse that they think they'll get away with it.

@08jerrilyn

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! He could have even signed his parental rights away to all of the children! He could have what that bitch Nicole wanted! I’ll never believe she didn’t help him kill his whole family

I really want to thank you for doing such a long breakdown of this. I can't imagine how heavy this kind of stuff is to have to comb through for the content you make. Your work doesn't go unnoticed.

Chris "it's not like there's someone else taking me from you " 🙄🙄 I think his little girlfriend helped him follow through with getting rid of his family. I hope they open the case again to investigate her , because we all know she knows something.

@janeyd5280

2 жыл бұрын

Megan Davilla very well said and it's what I think.x

When u get into all the things said publicly on social media and other interviews by the alleged murderers parents about his murdered family, it’s QUITE shocking and goes beyond any normal DIL disdain. Additionally in the weeks leading up to the event, his family created several situations to upset DIL and then gaslight by complaining about the reaction ( that they knew she’d have)! In one example, where everyone was well aware of the 3 year old had a SEVERE tree not allergy; they put nuts out all over their house! Can u imagine hating anyone so much that you would PURPOSELY risk poisoning a three year old…Let ALONE your own grandchild?!

@alynsak

2 жыл бұрын

That's what's sad. They hated her so much that they didn't care of they also hurt their grandchildren. Even besides that instance, they were not shy about hating Shannan. I'm sure the girls heard things about their mom from Chris's parents and at least his mom. There's something wrong with his mother and I'm sure that plays into who he is as a person. His mom to this day acts like she doesn't even care that he murdered their grand babies. I don't understand people like that. It's disgusting

@janie2103

2 жыл бұрын

The moment that absolutely broke my heart was honestly at his sentencing when Chris watts mother said that he was forgiven, she forgave him and god forgave him, or something along those lines. Forgiveness, if any should be coming from Shannans family and from everyone who loved her children. I just do not understand how she stood there and gave this speech after she had just heard how her grandbabies bodies were disposed of.

@mrsmopsi9333

2 жыл бұрын

@@janie2103 i just think we shouldnt be surprised that Chris was capable of what he did knowing what he grew up with. Woman gives me the shiveres

@Zoehh473

2 жыл бұрын

@@mrsmopsi9333 yes the whole family are just awful human beings, they also never mention their grandchildren, just how much they support their murderous son

@carolbell8008

2 жыл бұрын

She is the monster mom, horrid! Poor girls!

I want to say the longer videos are my favorite this is often what I watch during my "mom" time. When everyone is asleep I'll watch these. I find myself pausing and rewinding to see what I missed or how you got to the conclusion you did. Very rewarchable content

I watched this entire interview and these interrogators were AMAZING! I was so incredibly impressed with these two as a team..big BIG THUMBS UP 👍

Chris was TERRIFIED that his neighbor’s camera was going to show him dragging their bodies to his truck. I think everyone knew he did something, but they needed more evidence.

Logan's side eye towards the camera when Chris mentioned "being a woman" in response to being accused of something. I shared an identical look.

@specializedchemicals6669

2 жыл бұрын

srry in advance but whats the time stamp?

@Leesha0585

2 жыл бұрын

@@specializedchemicals6669 1:17:43

I love that you included your first analysis on this case. Your analytics are always intriguing to watch

Can tell by the stuttering, nods and shakes of denial and when they police officer spoke into his radio.

Love your interaction with the audience. Never apologize for interrupting. You are extremely intuitive with your analysis of body language.

If my son did something like that I can honestly say I wouldn't be holding his fu*king hand or rubbing his back. Not even God could pull me off of him.

@yabby2000

2 жыл бұрын

My parents would turn me into the police. Don’t get me wrong, my parents love me and support me with all of their hearts, but if the evidence showed I murdered someone, they would do what’s right according to the law.

@KM-ld9ln

2 жыл бұрын

@@yabby2000 god especially if it was their grandkids. My parents would never forgive me for taking the sweet babies that they love too. I’m sure the father felt like he lost his son too, and I bet he grieved his daughter in law and granddaughters

@yabby2000

2 жыл бұрын

@@KM-ld9ln the sick thing is I think (I could be wrong though) his parents still believe that shannan killed the babies and he intervened and in a fit of rage he killed shannnan. They still think he didn’t kill the grandkids. And yes, my parents would disown me if they thought for one second I harmed their grand babies

@rennierad

2 жыл бұрын

@@yabby2000 I heard the same thing. There's something a little bit strange about them.

@yabby2000

2 жыл бұрын

@@rennierad agreed!

We love long videos like this and I will never complain about the pausing. I'm here for you to tell me everything I want it all even if you gotta stop every single second

He gave himself away right when he pulled up.He walked it and just shook the cops hand,then in there for a full minute.But that neighbor showing the CCTV footage of him blew it out of the water.I mean just look at Chris's body language.Dont need no judge or jury to figure all of that out.That was Bizzare too when Shannan's phone was found and laying on the table,and her friend reached for it,then very quickly jerked her hand back.I was thinking not to leave fingerprints on it,but seemed more she knew he killed Shannan and the kids and just the thought of Chris touching it was just too much.It was almost like the phone shocked her.

@dontstarepleasek

Жыл бұрын

Shannan was always on that phone and her friend knew that. I agree she knew right then she and the kids were gone :(

I’m just seeing this and I didn’t know you had so many requests from viewers to create a more relaxing video for those who need to decompress or fall asleep to. I tend to find creators with deep relaxing voices, usually make creators playing games that are long and lower noises volumes to fall asleep to. Even watching the same videos over and over as background noise does help with sleeping at times. Thank you for the great content ❤️

This is one of the saddest And most tragic crimes I’ve ever heard about

@debbieramsey2696

2 жыл бұрын

It still doesn't seem real to me. It's such a horrible thing to do to your family.

@user-lk1qx7gb5o

2 жыл бұрын

I can't grasp that he looks like every guy at the gym or Mr "nice" neighbor..creepy to think they are all amongst us.

Thank you for always explaining everything to us, never apologies for stopping a video, this help’s us! Love to you & you’re wife xx

I don't know if anyone else feels like this, but apart from the videos being super interesting, there's something in watching Logan dismantling people's lies and calling people out on their bullshit that really calms me down, and weirdly enough makes me feel save.

At that part where the two officers are in his house, whenever they start talking about things that don't incriminate him, he gets absolutely happy to talk and explain things. Nor even for a minute he shows any concern about what might been happening with Shannan and the kids. He doesn't show sadness nor asks the officers about "what now? What will the police do to find them?” It's so suspicious! He tried so hard to hide his guilt, but he couldn't show real love and concern for his family, because it just didn't exist! Bizarre!!!😶

@annaguimaraes7343

2 жыл бұрын

Continuing: that neighbor should be a detective... He notices right away that Chris Watts is guilty. He doesn't take his eyes off of Chris...

@rosalieathow56

Жыл бұрын

Very true. The normal reaction would be, 'what happens now, is there a search party. Etc etc... He forgets to show even tbe slightest bit of concern in his quest to act calm and' normal '

What a great idea, Logan! I love having your channel as background while doing other things. Often times I'll plunk my SO down in front of the TV and he'll be fully immersed while I listen in. Other times (most times) I'm watching right along with him.

I am so glad that you uploaded this? I wear noise canceling headphones to bed (hubby snores) and various videos will play in the background. Yours are the ones that I keep going back to. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Hugs💜💜💜

This story till this day just makes me sick. How calm and cool he was, how he said he “just wanted them back”. Knowing they’re gone, that he killed them. I couldn’t imagine killing your wife and kids, like those girls didn’t stand a chance or deserve death because you and your mistress wanted to be together. My son yesterday fell of the swing in the backyard playing with other kids and I spent the next 3 hours cleaning his mouth and comforting him. He’s 4. Like I felt like a bad parent because he fell. I couldn’t imagine taking my kids’ lives. I’m surprised this guy is still alive in prison honestly.

This is absolutely one of my very favorite channels. Quiet calm and humorous delivery.... I absolutely love when you become overcome by disgust once in awhile and break out of your neutral unbiased persona. I laugh right out loud at some of the comments you make and yet your analysis is spot on and very helpful for use when dealing with others. You're a very good storyteller too. You could do also do straight up storytelling videos similar to Mr ballin. You have a good voice and delivery for that.

JCS is awesome I wish they posted more I have to look for other videos that say "JCS inspired" to watch something similar. Anyways I'm excited for a long episode! Hope you and Megan are well and I hope Megan is feeling better! 🖤💚

@AlexandraG_

2 жыл бұрын

Same!

I've been obsessed with this case since the beginning and I've watched the bodycam footage over and over. You talked about how Chris went into the house alone and didn't say anything. He was purposely waiting for the right moment to go in alone. Everyone asks why he went into Shanann's car before going inside the house. I think it was a diversion in a desperate attempt to break away. Shanann's best friend was right behind him when he was looking in her car and as soon as she answered someone's question he bolted into the house. He wasn't expecting anyone to notice them missing so quickly so he had to get inside alone to clean up anything he may have left out

@heatherrooney6928

Жыл бұрын

Yess..I think the same thing..and he took real long inside the house before he came back out and the police went in..he was in there for a long minute before anyone went in..he's disgusting 🤢

@m_christine1070

Жыл бұрын

You are absolutely correct!

@j3611

Жыл бұрын

@@m_christine1070 I always thought that he got Shanann's rings from the car, and maybe her phone to plant them where they were "found" by him to support his story that their marriage had broken down and she left with the kids. He planned to pawn the rings according to NK when he'd asked her what he should do with them, but the car would have needed to be disposed of at some point, so he could have placed them in her car when he was putting Shanann into his work vehicle to deal with later. In the clip of him in the garage it looked like he removed something from the car door pocket and hid it in his hand then went straight into the house for approx 2 mins before opening the door. Years later and this case has always stuck with me, it's so tragic when he could easily have just packed his bags and moved on with NK, Shanann & the kids never had a chance to thrive without him.

Dude!! Yes!! This is THE video format for studying or drawing or doing anything, i don't have to put your videos in a queue anymore

I always appreciate how you give a heads up when it is a dark and disturbing story, and even sometimes give suggestions on ways to watch this content so you have support or ways to not let become mentally as harmful to watch. I have always had anxiety, and though I do watch stuff like this, it has greatly affected my anxiety at times and it has taken a long time to know how to view it best and set boundaries for myself so it doesn't put me into a rabbit hole of inescapable anxiety. I wish i would have had your suggestions earlier in life.

Logan, can you do a video on Carole Baskin from Tiger King? She has some interesting body language.

@amhmd72

2 жыл бұрын

yessss omg her behaviour is interesting when considering her past as well

@JannebSrli

2 жыл бұрын

She wouldnt even take a poly test, i think that saids it al, and her husband was going to divorse her. Så i think its clear what happened

@skullslace2426

2 жыл бұрын

@@JannebSrli honestly, I wouldn't take a poly even if I was innocent. It's not admissible in court and pretty bogus science anyway.

@thatsalt1560

2 жыл бұрын

He did. It's short, but there is a video.

@JannebSrli

2 жыл бұрын

@@skullslace2426 i know that its only 70-80% correct, but it guide and it can get the truth out if you include bodylanguage and poly and 2 good exsperts in questions. But the way she talk in her youtube video about how to get rich, its terrible. And her house at the time he disepare should be a crime scene andcthey should gobover everything, but nothing other than send a letter about his death t years after was done. Today all can sitt and wonder. And isnt she on her 4 husband to now, not that that need to be and thing, but i would be seen at the hole thing not only something.

This was really good. I’ve watched all these before but having them together is pretty awesome. Thanks for all your hard work. I’m so fascinated ( and really heartbroken) by this case because up until the moment he killed them he never showed any red flags that this was coming. I can’t understand how without any physical or emotional abuse from him that Shanann could have had any inkling that she and her children were in mortal danger. It’s absolutely terrifying to put yourself in her shoes ( which I think most women try to do) and realize that this was the ultimate betrayal. I cannot imagine what went through her mind as he was strangling her knowing her babies were unprotected in their beds. I’m not a religious person but if anyone deserves to find peace in heaven it’s Shanann, Bella, Celeste and Nico.

@gisellesinclair6811

2 жыл бұрын

Right. No red flags at all. And it was falling in love with NK that lead him to murder. I bet that’s hard to live with.

Chris Watts told CBI in their prison interview that he did not set up that first TV interview, Shanaans best friend Nicole did. She sprung it on him.

I actually love when you pause it to explain something, good job!

I've just found your channel and I love true crime so I don't know how I'm just now finding it but I'm soooooo happy I have. I'm now binging lol. This is great the way you explain things and make it so we understand and can catch the things you do. Great work!

i doubt it was remorse, or guilt. it was shame. guilt comes from betraying some kind of internal morality… he has no internal morality. shame comes from social rejection. he only cares about what others think of him and his social position.

All I have to say is that these videos get me through the day lolol and lots of love to love Logan and Megan ! Nice to see a loving, genuine couple on this platform 🙌🏼🙌🏼

I simply can't with how incredibly fascinating this case is and will always be. Amazing analysis!

That dog was trying to tell them. Honestly. Animals are amazing!

@user-lk1qx7gb5o

2 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same. And the dog had to witness it all...how tragic any which way you look at this case.

How Chris has a concealed smile right off the bat is chilling.

Your work is SO well done Logan, no hysteria, no hyperbole, just facts and probability laid out for intelligent review. This was a harrowing sorry, but you handled it with your usual professionalism and dignity for those who have passed. Bravo and cheers from Canada!

I’m amazed 🤯 that multiple ppl actually requested that Logan make this video to help them sleep! I prefer sounds of ocean waves instead of a narcissistic family annihilator confessing but, hey, whatever helps! 😄 Logan does have a soothing voice.

I was happily living in this world without Chris Watts and now this!

@rivercanyonmissile2137

2 жыл бұрын

Well at least the world is better without his abusive wife in it. Chris may be behind bars but never felt so free in his life.

@IdeologieUK

2 жыл бұрын

@@rivercanyonmissile2137 Sir / Madam, you certainly do have a unique perspective on this case. Don’t forget to take them meds bruv. ☮️

it's funny you're promoting JCS cause their channel is how I found yours. Thanks for doing this! I know these kind of topics are stressful but I really enjoy your input and its incredibly interesting.

he put her through so much before he killed her. That poor girl did not deserve to die nor did those babies deserve to watch their mommy be dragged around their house, dead. Sweet bella watched cece die and then fought so hard to live. RIP to all 4