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In an interview on Dr. Phil, Watts's lawyer claimed that Watts had confessed to killing Shanann after an argument regarding divorce. During the murder, Bella walked in on the couple. Watts then told her that Shanann was sick. He loaded Shanann's body and the girls, without their car seats, into the back seat of his work truck.
Chris Watts, for his part, does not indicate that Shanann's constant cell phone usage bothered him, instead suggesting that Shanann was physically abusive. The film later reveals that this was a false allegation, and by the ending scene, pastes together the events leading up to the murders with no solid answer as to what Chris's motive was.
The lives of the mother and two young daughters who were allegedly killed by Christopher Watts were remembered at a memorial service in North Carolina over the weekend.
He told investigators that Bella had walked into his bedroom after he killed his wife and asked him what was wrong with mommy, according interview records.
If you’ve never heard of the Watt family murders (don’t feel bad—you’re not alone), this 90ish-minute documentary will get you up to speed fast on the devastating deaths of Shannan Watt ...
Carl Eugene Watts (November 7, 1953 – September 21, 2007), also known by his nickname Coral, [1] was an American serial killer dubbed the Sunday Morning Slasher who murdered numerous women and girls over an eight-year period. [2]
The charges Monday against 33-year-old Christopher Watts come a week after a friend reported Shanann Watts and the girls missing from their home. Colorado man charged with murder says wife killed ...
Investigators believed that Shannan died of an accidental drowning that was unrelated to the crimes of the Long Island serial killer, but Gilbert challenged the finding and fought to have the case reopened as a murder investigation. An independent autopsy sought by Gilbert's family found that Shannan may have been strangled to death. [3]