AMERICAN MURDER THE FAMILY NEXT DOOR NETFLIX REVIEW | Double Toasted

[@spacewinter]

Credit to shananns friend for being worried and taking action right away and not giving Chris time to get his story straight.

[@nicole71047]

The part she dropped her off and waited for her to get inside, unknowingly lending her to wolf den 😞

[@sewpaintdraw]

Yes a true friend to Shannan.

[@fleurgi]

Well, Chris was also stupid in that regard because the friend was scheduled to come and get her for a doctor's appointment.

[@nursebev2249]

Cw could have all the time in the world he still wouldn’t get his story straight....he’s a fn idiot.

[@ravensfire67]

Amen sis

[@missysummertime]

The worst part was when he tried to blame her for the kids murder. He's a demon.

[@missysummertime]

@@eel900 That's a given. I was talking specifically about the interrogation.

[@trmblingblustar]

That happens a lot in these sort of cases. It's easier to admit half a crime than a whole crime, or to a lesser crime. That's why detectives put the suggestion in the minds of the suspects.

[@MENACE-km6bd]

Narcissism. It's a real sad illness 😷

[@missysummertime]

@@trmblingblustar That's interesting.

[@fmellark]

He wanted to take everything from her, her kids, her life, her reputation. He failed. Thankfully.

[@mikaelafox6106]

The killer’s mom is a piece of work, too. She tried giving the little girls ice cream with nuts in it, knowing full well that one of the girls had a food allergy. She defends her son till this day, and hates Shannan till this day as well. She bullied that poor woman so much it’s ridiculous.

[@Natalie-gb8tt]

She didn’t give them ice cream, she said they weren’t allowed the ice cream. Shannan wanted the others to not have ice cream too but it was Jamie’s daughters birthday. Cindy is a victim in all this too.

[@mikaelafox6106]

@@Natalie-gb8tt Wow, never thought an apologist would reply to me! She did try to give the girls ice cream and she did leave out bowls of nuts at her house while the girls were there. I don’t care if it’s another person’s party or not, when you have someone who can die from a food allergy, you don’t just deny that food item from the person who is allergic to it. You don’t have it in their presence at all. I know someone who is so allergic to peanuts that she reacted to it from someone who was on the same bus as she was on. She was lucky she had her EPI pen. The girls shouldn’t have been at that party at all. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3WYgWqui7hjqLc

[@Natalie-gb8tt]

@@mikaelafox6106 Cindy had bought alternative food the girls could eat. 500 pounds worth. Do you not listen

[@mikaelafox6106]

@@Natalie-gb8tt Who buys 500 pounds of food?! Are you talking weight or money? Send me a time stamp so I can hear it myself. Maybe I missed it.

[@Honey_1012]

Because shes a monster like her son. She despised Shannan from the beginning. Her interview shows just how much of a pos family CW came from.

[@nikigoutis5926]

They got to the bottom of this because of a remarkable friend Nicole Atkinson who was concerned right away from not hearing from Shannan.. if not for her, it wouldn't be lynched so quickly

[@lilyann168]

Yep. We should all hope to have a friend like Ms Atkinson. We can try to be like that for our friends too. I bet Chris didn't count on her following up so quickly....he probably thought he would have more time to cover his tracks.

[@nursebev2249]

@@lilyann168 I guess the idiot didn’t realize how much Shan’ann talked to “her people”

[@dakingltroyproductofdade3579]

She speed it up for sho but he was gonna get caught for sure I knew he was guilty soon I seen his video and I knew nothing bout the story or case .

[@dakingltroyproductofdade3579]

Next door neighbor to help a lot

[@82566]

100% agree

[@tajcee]

I’ve been obsessing over this story for the past 2 years. After watching the hours of police cam footage, the interrogation/polygraph test, the trial (courtesy JCS Psychology on KZbin) and finally the Netflix doc... I keep arriving to the same conclusion: Chris Watts is just downright evil.

[@veltriam]

Exactly, you have to be evil to be able to kill your wife and children.

[@florenciabalori3625]

I think he's just downright stupid. The devil would be way smarter.

[@aintgotnoname6548]

And/or, the devil got unlucky that day and various things foiled the killers plans.

[@tajcee]

@@aintgotnoname6548 Could be a strong possibility. The devil was in all the details that day

[@tajcee]

@@florenciabalori3625 You’re right. I think I gave Chris Watts too much credit. Can’t be evil and a dumbass at the same time

[@timothylewis2527]

Just finished it. I was a cop for almost ten years and I've seen some crazy stuff but this almost had me in tears.

[@deniselavache7162]

Timothy Lewis Very sad :((((

[@MsDezB1]

"Everybody thought that maybe his wife went missing and he had nothing to do with it..." Not Det. Limp Bizkit, lol! Detective Bizkit knew off the rip that something wasn't right.

[@tajcee]

That was the nail in the coffin for Chris Watts: the nosey neighbor. Thank god for him too

[@hearfan]

LOL. But seriously, nobody ever though he wasn't guilty from the start.

[@hearfan]

@@tajcee Her best friend Nicole Atkins messed up his plans to come back and stage the scene, hide her purse and cell phone, etc. He was not expecting that. Not saying he would not have got caught really quickly, because he's a fucking dumb idiot. But if it wasn't for Nicole, he probably would have had more time to try to cover his dumb ass.

[@Darkpara1]

@@hearfan Yeah that's true, who knows how long he would have had to cover up if she wasn't a good friend and went over there.

[@lilmama4615]

Yes do you really know about the nosy neighbor who was paying him off did you pay attention what he said on Dr Phil when he tried to stick up for Chris hello

[@AceZachrocks123]

He only cried when he got scared about jail and ruining his life. He clearly didn't care otherwise he wouldn't have been so calm for like the entire first 45 minutes of the documentary. He probably was happy killing his wife and kids because it shows that he was never emotional about it.

[@ghel8104]

Right

[@fornickation]

he's the classic representation of a psychopath

[@thickbrownlegs1859]

I don’t know why he even bother, he was the worst liar in that interview, worst than Prince Andrew in that sit down interview 🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️🤦🏾‍♀️. This dude killed his whole family just so he can be with another woman, totally unreal.

[@zeldaxninja3214]

Their is a video I saw and it looked like someone woman was helping him move the bodies, I don't think that woman is telling the whole truth🤔🤔

[@thickbrownlegs1859]

Bobby O say what now!!!

[@ayanhaider303]

There's actually a great KZbin channel called JCS - Criminal Psychology, where I initially learned of the full case, which does breakdowns of cases and mainly the interrogation side of investigations, including backstories of the victims and perpetrators, and shows a real detailed picture of how interrogations are carried out. Its real good stuff, highly recommend it.

[@zeiphie]

JCS-CrimPsych is SOOooo good. I was the same as you, heard the case form them first.

[@kylelouiso144]

Yeah that's where i found out about this to last year sometime

[@w77eed]

Without watching the netflix doc, you can tell someone watched that video and were like, we can do that.

[@ddlovesjc1]

Yes! JCS did a great job with this crime story. I’ve actually watched the hours of interrogation as well.

[@tkinginyellow]

was just about to say the same thing :). If you want a more deep dive into the psych of this case search for JCS Watts.

[@brandandengler3221]

He did it for the nookie but got caught by neighbor limp bitzkit and Watson.

[@danieldeguzman5937]

💀💀💀

[@ritchierich2793]

I laughed at the intro and this comments nailed it in the coffin really..

[@sandras1212]

Ii just love the neighbour. CW has the guy thinking someone is stealing his tools so the neighbour fixes the camera up only its directly on his parked truck. I think neighbiur realized Mr. W .was up to no good for a while,with the lady friend dropping by. The neighbour picks up every move he made right to backing up into nearly the garage. I imagine neighbours camera even picked up the girlfriend dropping by. while his wifd was away for six weeks.She was there once for sure pleading with Chris to open the door.

[@justjo510]

Did he really think this was gonna go well and him just ride off into the sunset with his new chick? Wtf?

[@ginajb8742]

Exactly like no one was gonna notice her and the kids are missing

[@justjo510]

@@ginajb8742 hes like yup this is a great plan uhh huh fool proof lol

[@ginajb8742]

@@justjo510 Lol just blows my mind away🙄

[@mrrrreow]

Yes, yes he did. If you’ve ever heard him talk, he doesn’t exactly exude intelligence. At least he’s where he belongs now.

[@justjo510]

@@mrrrreow 😬 yikes lol

[@bmcminn8838]

He has to be one the worst people in history

[@gregap8282]

I dont think he is even in the top 1000

[@foofy3406]

oh yeah!

[@bmcminn8838]

@@gregap8282 top 1000 would still be one of the worst in history... there have been alot of people lol

[@gregap8282]

@@bmcminn8838 I didnt say he is in the top 1000, you said he has to be one of the worsts. Up there with Hitler or something.

[@foofy3406]

the oil tanks is the worst part. only a demon is capable of that

[@House2017]

I’ve always believed that Chris Watts was a “martyr man” sort. They’re these passive aggressive types who resent people like Shannan, so they do a lot of underhanded things to drive the other person crazy. He likely saw himself as a victim, but was really a weak person who hated someone strong.

[@sneakysneakyraccoon8538]

i feel like that more of a narcissist behavior than a martyr

[@House2017]

Sneakysneakyraccoon But, covert narcissists will try to play the martyr.

[@SmileyAdventures]

It’s fun being childless and single after all. Jesus this case disturbs me every time I watch it. It’s how he lied and said he didn’t mind for the media to say she did it. I was speechless. And if she did kill her own children, why wouldn’t you call the police and say that rather then putting the babies in an oil tank, and for what? He really thought that made sense. Not shocked of course but still. Ugh this is vile on another level.

[@TheRealReVeLaTioN]

Exactly! As a single father, I’ll be dammed to let anything that bad happen to my kids. I stopped “dating” after seeing how many step mothers have killed kids to have all the attention from the dad. My kids’ mother left because “she wasn’t getting the attention” she wanted. My parents have been going crazy ever since I (the youngest) moved out of the house! When you have kids, you’re number one obligation is to raise them to be good, if not great, people. We have needs as parents but the needs of our children are more important than anything else! gf.me/u/ynqi9r If folks would like to help a family in need.

[@Hinatachan360]

I see what you're saying, but being childless and single didn't stop Jodi Arias from brutally murdering her ex-boyfriend.

[@SmileyAdventures]

@@Hinatachan360 Well I mean this isn’t about making it seem that women don’t do it either. I never said that. I’m simply speaking on this case and keeping it on that. I’m a woman so yeah, I would speak from my perspective.

[@Hinatachan360]

@@SmileyAdventures Well, I wasn't implying that you were saying women don't do it. I was responding to the being single and childless part.

[@nurseroefuturenp1142]

@@Hinatachan360 no she didn’t. Stop being a victim

[@DG-420]

Polygraphs can’t be used in court but they can give detectives a reason to keep looking into someone who’s lying

[@dakalodk]

Very true . It’s a good investigative technique

[@emilyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.y]

He killed his 2 little girls and his wife for NO REASON. Those 2 girls could've groqn up and lived their lives. they were so beautiful

[@Natalie-gb8tt]

In his mind there was a reason.

[@lilmama4615]

Did he really kill the girls, in my opinion I don't think so I've been following this case for two years

[@emilyyyyyyyyyyyyyy.y]

@@lilmama4615 ...ok

[@gagelindell271]

@@lilmama4615 Are you serious? He admitted to it.

[@ChAn-dv9to]

DETECTIVE LIMP BIZKIT

[@TheFrostbite324]

Hands up, Hands down

[@oscarfc1993]

TheFrostbite324 back back up tell me what ya gonna do now.

[@ChAn-dv9to]

@@oscarfc1993 KEEP ROLLIN' ROLLIN' ROLLIN' ROLLIN'

[@TheFrostbite324]

Ch An WHAT

[@ChAn-dv9to]

@@TheFrostbite324 KEEP ROLLIN' ROLLIN' ROLLIN' ROLLIN'

[@smittybenzo4693]

There's hours and hours of raw footage on KZbin. It's surreal to see so much footage before and after the crime.

[@ezekielcaselton5842]

I watched a guy break down the confession and damm he was doing a horribleblr job lyin the whole time.

[@rjarana]

@@ezekielcaselton5842 I saw that video as well. Even better than the Netflix documentary.

[@smittybenzo4693]

@@rjarana Yep....Its a real time breakdown. You see this case just collapse on that dude moment to moment

[@smittybenzo4693]

@@theopinionisthighqualityopinio I've definitely heard this was a psyop. I'm at the point of not knowing what is real and looking at it as entertainment rather than let getting emotionally involved.

[@smittybenzo4693]

@@theopinionisthighqualityopinio Its been a pleasure and I will definitely check the Megan J (with the moon at night) channel. Thanks....

[@jsun7972]

They said this dude had already talked to realtors about selling his house, contacted his side chick talking about how much he looked forward to their future together, all after he killed his entire family. This dude is a special kind of cold evil.

[@DreamwithintheHeart]

And he also contacted his little girls school to tell them, "They won't be attending."

[@missdarkhumour2222]

Yesss sir

[@lilmama4615]

Yes he was looking for a place for him and his daughters to live because him and his wife were going to family Court in a couple days after she passed he would had full custody ! to make a long story short if I can't have the kids nobody will .

[@lilmama4615]

He did not call the day before and said they were not going to school it's in the police report

[@pixied1028]

She was trying to help him sell his missing wife's wedding ring, looked up dresses, ran to cops after deleting her phone. She is morally guilty at the least.

[@ddlovesjc1]

The cops knew about the girlfriend before he came in to talk to them because they had his phone and saw who he was texting. While they were checking the house and he was on his phone he was texting his gf.

[@dakalodk]

He was really dumb

[@agravery223]

@@dakalodk yup, not even a burner phone????

[@KaeMcSpadden]

What was so horrible is because the girls were in the oil for days, their bodies were flammable, so to move them to NC was unsafe. They couldn’t be cremated because they would have blown up the building, so they had to be wrapped and specially sealed in the casket, so that the toxic fumes would not leak out!

[@MsDragonbal776]

Jesus

[@ericatheempress6698]

😭those poor girls and their mother.

[@mysteriousdoge1298]

I think what was so horrible is the fact that they were killed by their father. I don't think cremating them would make anything better.

[@hothotheat3000]

And when they removed the bodies from the tanks, their skin fell off.

[@KaeMcSpadden]

hothotheat3000 on Dr Phil, when he interviewed Shanann’s parents, her mother talked about when they found the first daughter, they said they found your granddaughter but they couldn’t tell which one, so she began describing the girls saying “Bella is taller and thin, Celeste is shorter and has a bit of a tummy, if you pull their hair back, if it is this long it’s Bella and if it’s this long then it’s Celeste.” But they were coated in oil so they could not tell. So they asked which one wears a pull up diaper, and she confirmed that was Celeste.

[@trabertgraneau3323]

It’s amazing that a person would have so much darkness in his heart that he would kill his entire family like that

[@ddlovesjc1]

I wish they would’ve shown how quickly they ran back into the room once Chris’ dad said we will get you a good lawyer and figure this out.

[@lilyann168]

Right. He is also a perfect example of what NOT to do. He should have asked for a lawyer off-rip and refused to speak until he got one. Though of course i'm glad his evil ass was so stupid and got caught quickly.

[@lilyann168]

@Gelie Gones Because everyone is entitled to representation in this country. The central park 5 case is a perfect example of why this is necessary. And you obviously didnt read my entire comment. Idiot.

[@liferealgood]

If I ever feel like I disappointed myself or others I can look at this. This guy is something sadistic.

[@Trashcom1917]

"Detective limp bizkit" 4 seconds in and I'm already on the floor

[@7woundsfist]

The wife's texts had me f**ked up. So sad. 😭

[@SmileyAdventures]

Same. I’ve been there before and it’s never fun to be the one to keep giving and trying and getting nothing back but gaslighting and lies. Horrible.

[@charliebrown1796]

Her letter was heartbreaking

[@MichaelImo]

Ladies marriage ain't no joke.. these relationships are life and death... When problems happen Separate!

[@raccoon7955]

@@alyngrace123 and? That's a better reason to leave. I don't see why you wrote that.

[@kcsnipes]

People think the mistress may have been involved, she did some questionable google searches supposedly

[@charliebrown1796]

Not just that, her phone pinged at his house early the morning when he was killing his wife. And phone records prove that she was on the line listening to his conversation with the cops. And she searched “can cops retrieve deleted text messages.” She also googled Shannan months before she supposedly met Chris. If you have nothing to hide, why lie about all of that?

[@slickrick13130]

This guy killed his own kids, Scarface wouldnt even kill kids.

[@hothotheat3000]

Legit. I can understand the reasoning behind killing a spouse, but never your own kids.

[@daleksupreme2913]

He only killed cockaroaches

[@slickrick13130]

@@daleksupreme2913 or if youre a pig who don't fly straight

[@rareshiny1945]

I lost it when the little girl said, my daddy, is a hero.

[@ChiiLover99]

Her last words were literally "Daddy, No!" :(

[@ShiningLight411]

OMG! The tears just rolled down my face!

[@ravensfire67]

OH MY GAWD, I CANT even with those precious kiddos 😱😱😭😭

[@lilmama4615]

Did you know he was very religious he lived with his wife with mental issues kept covering for her and after the last suicide time she had with us Garner neck he had enough . So if you listen to the interrogation he said she smothered the girls and he attacked her but still that's not the whole truth

[@margaretadam2222]

@@lilmama4615 You must have something missing in your life to take up for that monster. He did it, all of it, get over it. I really hate Chris Watts apologists.Anyway I’m sure he will enjoy your fan mail. He is a narcissist after all.

[@ProjectDelta1]

The neighbors were the mvps.

[@CaroleMcDonnell]

I really liked it but, although i think his girlfriend had nothing to do with it, it's hard to believe that she thought Chris and Shanann were separated. Shanann had everything on social media and what woman wouldn't peak a look at her husband's wife, even if the husband says they are separated? Hard to believe but i'll just go with the idea that the other woman was just too busy to look on social media or she just chose to believe what she wanted to believe.

[@moonlitebrite9317]

I don't think she posted her personal problems on social media, I think she only confided to her close friends through text messages.

[@CaroleMcDonnell]

@@moonlitebrite9317 Exactly! She would've posted about being pregnant, and about all the good things. Even if Chris told his girlfriend that his wife were hiding the bad things, wouldn't all those (fake) good news and the pregnancy make girlfriend wonder...even a bit?

[@IamGaby]

@@moonlitebrite9317 im starting to think you are not so bright

[@moonlitebrite9317]

@@IamGaby I'm started to think that Gaby is a name for idiots.

[@moonlitebrite9317]

@@CaroleMcDonnell Maybe she rationalized it that good news on social media was just a fabrication to cover up what was really going on in their marriage. Which was kinda of true to a certain extent.

[@journeythrough3087]

Lifetime had a dramatic interpretation of this case called Chris Watts: Confessions of a Killer; after seeing this doc, they were close in presenting what happened

[@journeythrough3087]

HicksZ34 I agree it was one of the bette Lifetime movies, sadly it was based on this crime

[@foofy3406]

that they always think they are smart enough to get away with it is hilarious. chris can barely tie his shoes, let alone commit the perfect crime.

[@macabreromance]

Tbh I thought he was suspicious from the beginning too, but I was trying to think maybe it’s not true. But the second I saw him smiling while talking about getting his wife and kids back....bro it was over.

[@JDD_MD]

Why didn’t he immediately lawyer up, knowing he was guilty? Why did he confess to his dad, knowing the cops were listening? Why didn’t he leave town immediately after he did what he did? By the time the nosy friend came around with the cops he could have already landed with the kids to some non extradition country. The doc says the day after he unenrolled the kids and called a realtor to sell the house. Totally sus! So yes, this was the most poorly meditated premeditated murder. (Not condoning murder at all just saying...these things all just seem like basic common sense when it comes to committing a crime)

[@JDD_MD]

Gelie Gones that’s true. But as soon as they called him in for questioning and asked him to take a poly, looking innocent should have been his last priority. Perhaps he wanted to get caught 🤷🏾‍♀️ Should have just divorced her and moved out. Went through all of that for what? 2 days of “freedom”?

[@switchc311]

There is a YT channel called JCS - Criminal Psychology that talks about the methods that these investigators used and how they were able to identify when parts of the stories were fabricated.

[@AD-jt7bd]

It just goes to show that maybe you can't truly know the person you share a bed with.

[@Pozorrogo]

My dad passed away literally hours before this crime happened, and as a true crime buff I didnt even catch on to this case until a few months later due to my own grieving. But for that reason I guess this case has really interested me. Around the same time that people were realizing Shanaan and the kids were 'missing' was the same time I found out my dad had passed away during the night. Maybe its knowing that this family was grieving at the same time as me that makes me feel more connected to this case than a lot of them Ive researched. This isnt 'found footage' it shouldnt even be compared to any movie out there just because its REAL and not just a movie

[@jermainbanner5030]

Sorry for Your loss

[@patrickmanway290]

True crime isn't a healthy hobby. I would encourage you to watch more positive programing.

[@shineonyoucrazydanielle]

Thanks for sharing. Sorry for your loss. 💔

[@shineonyoucrazydanielle]

You can have it in doses@@patrickmanway290

[@Eternal_11_Sasha]

The only solace I have in all of this is that he has been moved into general population knowing how well child killers fare in prison.

[@3ShotTGK]

Anything involving women or kids, his ass is theirs. Literally.

[@twstf8905]

Everything in the Netflix documentary is footage that's already available on KZbin, in every conceivable arrangement and order, all for free for anyone to see, albeit with much lower quality production value in the editing process, perhaps. But, there's essentially NO need whatsoever to go out of your way to buy a subscription to Netflix just for this one program, at all. If you already have Netflix, great! That's a bonus, I suppose. It's definitely worth the time to watch it. Especially during this current Coronavirus lockdown. (Most people buy Netflix for more than one show or movie, of course lol like I get it free with our cell phone service family bundle plan,) But, it's really nothing new, and once you've seen the whole story play out, the only real lingering question is, "Why?" (And "When?" "Where?" "How?" and "What?" as,well, but all in relation to the aftermath, instead of the actual event.) Why would he do what he did? How did he think he was going to get away with it?! What did he think everyone was just going to move on without asking any questions, without trying to figure out what happened to three distinct, different people, each of them with their own personalities, likes and dislikes, medicines to take, appointments to keep, mouths to feed and lives to lead? When did he think he would be able to move on to his new fantasy life with his girlfriend Nichol?! Where did he believe they were going to be able to go, to escape all the memories and swarms of people still asking questions?! What did he think was going to be his future, when getting caught was still, in HIS mind, unacceptable? We've all had plenty of opportunity to pick apart the whole timeline, from when Shan'ann got home that morning, to his latest interview from Prison last February. All the police are finished with their investigation work, and the armchair Detectives on KZbin have absorbed EXHAUSTED the situation and drained it DRY. Besides all the various disparate conspiracy theories going around still, like about his side-piece Nichol Kessinger being somehow involved, (or more involved than either she or the Authorities have admitted to, anyway,) there really isn't anything more that can be discovered about the case. I'm just sayin' 👍😇

[@trmblingblustar]

There are some great videos on this case here on YT. One in particular looks at all of the body cam footage and analyzes Watt's body language during the initial police visit, and the interrogations. He points out a number of things the documentary misses or doesn't show, such as Watt's referring to his daughters as "those kids" several times, and during the initial police visit the officer gets in his radio to ask a question and Chris jumps in shock, probably thinking the cop was calling for backup.

[@hearfan]

The police cam footage on KZbin is far better than the Netflix production.

[@suzidunn7743]

Thank God for her best friend and the neighbor.

[@alifelesstravelled3117]

The scariest part of this is CW thinks he's going to win his appeal and get out of jail. After he has confessed over and over. He wants out.

[@saravelazques895]

'scott peterson cracked our cherry..'. No. It was OJ.

[@eugeniaskelley5194]

He didn't say he lost it and killed his wife.. He said " I had to kill her " in response to her (in his first version) killing the kids. I find that very interesting. He claimed rage. Well rage would be losing it, but "had to kill her" was a confession of him planning these murders. As far as planning these murders. Yes, he planned it like a teenager would. No thought of afterwards or the trail he left. I do believe he tried to kill the kids (or thought he had -cause the kids woke up) before she got home and when her plane was late there was no turning back. I think if Shanann's plane had not been late coming back, he would of had more time to clean up and stage the crime scene. As some one else commented in another video, I don't think he thought Nicole (Shanann's friend) would be over there looking for her less then 12 hours after dropping her off. I wonder how this would of panned out if he had time after work to come home and cover up more evidence.

[@skaringblue]

This is the first video I see of you guys and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE YOU ❤️❤️ I laughed for 5 minutes straight, thank you ❤️

[@brialashee]

Wasn’t sure what to expect when I clicked this video. Within the first 10 seconds, I wasn’t disappointed. Detective Limp Bizkit 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@WorldwideWyatt]

I went to High School with Chris Watts at Pine Forest High School in Fayetteville, NC. He was always a weird and quiet dude, knew he was guilty as soon as the story came out.

[@justinmopavich3685]

Limp bizkit detective I'm dead glad we can laugh at something about this case😔

[@farley202]

Should’ve gotten a divorce bro dam smh

[@baroquejen]

I agree with others, there's a way more interesting version of this that has been on KZbin for a long time. Analyzes video of Chris Watts, body language. Lots on the neighbor too. Fox Mulder had it right - trust no one.

[@KaeMcSpadden]

Whenever I see that video of shannann saying she loves Chris and was the best thing to ever happen to her, I feel cold and uneasy, knowing what will eventually happen to her and her girls.

[@cameronfielder4955]

A polygraph isn’t admissible in court but most people don’t know that and it’s a useful tool during interrogation. I think there are places where detectives aren’t allowed to use them, in the same way that detectives cannot lie to the suspect (ie. claiming to have evidence that they don’t, etc.). Anyway the detectives on the Watts case were very skilled however the case was an easy one and Watts didn’t present much of a challenge.

[@shaygold4067]

I remember this guy. Truly evil and disgusting what he did to his family for some work pom pom

[@KimmimaruSai]

Two things I think that you guys didn't mention that were important were 1) as the documentary slightly addresses, around the time of the case there was a SEVERE smear campaign against his wife because people believed what he said, so I think there was importance in making a documentary that literally just shows the evidence of the case and objective evidence of their life that clears her name for anyone who still had doubts. 2) the note at the end of the doc, and Martin's point about how cliche the story of "guy gets goodlooking and thinks he's too good for his family so he gets rid of him" showing just how common this is regarding IPV/DV. Personally the lack of frills makes this a more respectful and less sensationalized version of True Crime addressing trends of violence in our culture. Not to say that the ratings you give are wrong, and you guys were very respectful but I think these elements do add value to it as a film and to the genre rather than your actual viewing experience. If True Crime could move away from turning these everyday cases with real victims into a spectacle and instead into addressing the social backgrounds and patterns that come with these crimes, it could be much more impactful. That's just my opinion after watching it. It's for a similar reason why I Am a Murderer was so popular, probably.

[@gunsmokeandghouls]

I live near there, and it was a huge story. I guess the house was sold to someone that plans on using it as an air b&b which is kinda creepy

[@moosedawgatlantaproductions]

16:50 The smartest thing the agents did was keeping the severity of the situation limited to a missing persons' case and that CW was just there to assist in finding his family. He had no idea that he was being interrogated for murder.

[@DanLangwow]

This was a sad one . I saw pieces on the news . Then I heard the whole story on a podcast and man ... why?

[@foofy3406]

stuns me how little people know their spouses and partners with whom they procreate. the red flags were there all along (am not blaming the victim)

[@MENACE-km6bd]

Love isn't blind, but we often let love blind us. It's so sad. Shannan loved him and her babies. She clearly stayed because she wanted to try.

[@JadaSnacks]

What red flags were there other than we should probably get a divorce or go to counseling? How was she supposed to know he's about to kill her!???? - boy bye.

[@billclaus9232]

I couldn't live with someone who video taped my whole life for every one to see but I wouldn't kill her

[@mariaskabardonis8353]

Hilarious review for a really tough documentary to watch. It helps get through as I watch it

[@haydentrudeau6816]

I must say I get satisfaction knowing he hates prison, and he gets to hate for another 50 years.

[@VideoClubRandom]

I wonder if they will review The Vow. It' s being a great documentary series in general, and an interesting and uncomfortable story that has to be told... But it suffers from that stretched gum problem of today. In parts it is very slow and they do unnecessarily in 9 episodes what could have been told in only 4 or 5...

[@beejay271]

ATTENTION: For anyone looking for a good documentary on Netflix I highly recommend the documentary "Tread"! You will not regret it! 👍👍👍

[@limabima77]

Tread was crazy!!! People are unbelievable

[@ScratchArkkitehti]

Laziest Netflix film ever... in a 5 min search you can watch the entire damn thing on YT. Someone got paid a shit ton for editing a few more scrolling pics in it. LMAO

[@bmcminn8838]

Exactly lol all this shit was out there already on youtube right after it happened and even more detailed

[@ayanhaider303]

Yeah, this is basically just the JCS - Criminal Psychology video of this case.

[@OTOBIOhazord]

@@ayanhaider303 but that video was waaaay more detailed

[@vbgirl3023]

I feel like they could have made a whole docuseries out of this case

[@heymelon]

16:57 What's interesting as well is that polygraphs don't work, and they can not actually prove anything. But what they can be used for is getting a confession out or gather other information from the suspect by making them stressed out. You make them believe that the machine is all knowing and will reveal everything (so you might as well confess), that is why the tester is lying about it in the clip and saying that "soon there will be two of us in the room that knows the truth". Because you are allowed to lie about what the machine can do. Anything to further the interrogation. Interesting stuff.

[@cynthiasonmez4506]

Wish Bella had called 911

[@Investigativebean]

“Detective Limp Biscuit” 😂😅

[@GemmaJadeYT]

I went into labor during Blair Witch. My son will be 21 on October 28th, also, my youngest son was born one month earlier to the day this happened, July 13th Friday, 2018

[@Sabin18946]

The most unplanned / pre-planned shit ever is completely accurate.

[@hottub231]

Korey, you gotta check Jim Can’t Swim on KZbin, this style has been his thing for years, including Chris Watts’ case he’s done a lot of police interrogation breakdowns

[@orionshomeproductions]

The drone footage was done by the police when he was taking the polygraph

[@gunz350]

I watched all the KZbin stuff on this like a couple of months ago. I knew he was guilty by how long and uninterested he was just to come home to unlock the door. Regardless of issues with the wife, I would have did 200mph just to get home to find out wtf is going on with my kids.

[@alena5484]

Exactly my thoughts from the first minutes of watching it!!

[@GrayWoIf]

When my dad let the door open and my dog got out and was mindlessly walking around the neighborhood for hours I was freaking out and this guy loses his kid and is cool as a cucumber

[@Latnman101]

this whole thing was so heartbreaking.

[@bigbabysld]

I saw enough on the news, I can't bear to watch this...dude is an animal.

[@MENACE-km6bd]

@@bigbabysld I heard about it from people on KZbin who GENUINELY believe that the wife did it. A lot of them are women. I decided to do my own research on the case because for a few seconds I agreed. Their whole argument was that Shannan had their whole lives on the internet and couldn't bear to lose it all. They talked about her like a people talk about little girls on tiktok; said she was "attention seeking", "narcissistic" and "ugly." People are so hateful these days, it's more than sad. It's devastating.

[@sly.the.artist1935]

i saw this go down from day one. its one of the most surreal stories but not a story i ever experienced. body cams have changed witnessing crimes closer and closer to real time

[@jamesoblivion]

A lot of true crime channels on KZbin had already covered this case exhaustively, including all the relevant footage. Netflix just has the marketing to capture the public's attention.

[@haij16]

I just found your channel and I love it and yes that crackhead was nuts I followed this case from the beginning to the end.

[@eblackwell]

He said the reason he didn't get a divorce was because he wanted a fresh start , a new life. He couldn't have a new life if he had an ex-wife and children still there not to mention things like child support. The only way to have a new life was to obliterate the old one as far as his family goes. He didn't think anyone would notice she was gone for 24 hours so that he could have time to clean up when he got home but then her friend kept trying to reach her and it started the whole thing. The police said he already suspected Chris Watts. In fact he does a fake call like he's having him arrested and you see Chris's face panic which is what the officer was trying to get at. I haven't seen this particular documentary so I don't know if it covers the fact that he actually killed the girls first and then went and killed his wife. Then the girls came into the room, alive, so took them with him and smothered them in their blankets. It's why he stuck them in the oil tanks so they couldn't wake up again but would stay dead. Chris stated that Bella tried fighting him off and her last words were no Daddy. His wife actually gave birth as she died. Chris's parents continue to say that Shannon killed a little girls and he killed her at every. They also said it was Shannon's fault because of all the way she provoked in. The two girls and Shannon are buried under her maiden name. Chris had to be moved because his fellow prisoners found out who he was and tried to attack him. He's in solitary confinement 23 hours a day. He asked for and got a picture of his family. The only other thing he has is a Bible because he said he found Jesus.

[@kidsister316]

" ex-wife and children still there not to mention things like child support. The only way to have a new life was to obliterate the old one as far as his family goes " yes. which makes him an even bigger POS i can't believe we have the death penalty in this country and people like him are still allowed to be alive

[@eblackwell]

@@kidsister316 If I remember right, he was going to get the death penalty but he made a deal to confess to all the murders. Before that, he'd only confess to Shannon and that he killed her out of rage because she killed the girls. I don't think he should be moved when prisoners find out who he is. That's part of the punishment.

[@realitytragic]

Opening scene, you laughing at the neighbor for how he looks while he’s raising the alarm. COOL 👍🏼

[@babyGHOULLL]

To slap Shan’ann and the children and his deceased wife’s family in the face even more, Chris is now trying to appeal the conviction AND he has a new girlfriend. Conversations of all of these things were leaked last week. I’m sure you can find them on YT

[@House2017]

Tamika Wow...that is beyond words....

[@dinogirl7466]

He's not going anywhere.

[@babyGHOULLL]

@@dinogirl7466 except for maybe in his mind

[@MrUniq]

I find men who abuse and harm their wives disgusting. You took a vow to take care of someone’s daughter and wives sacrifice for their husbands...and to violate that is just pure evil.

[@jabrak1]

I can't wait to watch this documentary. This is the case that got me into true crime

[@vbgirl3023]

have you seen the case about the Golden State Killer?

[@dramonmaster222]

It just proves that the most dangerous people are the ones you least expect.

[@kates7063]

"It was premeditated and he didn't plan out chit" xD That about sums it up!

[@liferealgood]

Crazy that the fake Limp Bizkit knew something was up.

[@Darkpara1]

He's not the dumbest ever by any means. I had one rob a post office once, then wait on the same road from said post office for the next bus as his getaway.

[@bailey7792]

Ummm.. yeah, that's pretty dumb. Kind of like brutally murdering your entire family, then doing an on camera interview right after. Sorry but I would argue that their intelligence.. is pretty much on the same level lmao.

[@jooddart9736]

I dont understand why he killed his whole family? Divorce is the better option. I wanted to hear more why there was conflict in the family because clearly she didn't get along with his family. I wanted to hear more of the wife and her personality and yes addressed in the doc that she was alpha. There was a discussion of victim blaming but what drove him to murder?

[@thething1710]

He was just done with being married to Shannan and being a father to those kids, I guess. Family annihilators very often just want a clean slate, and that includes wiping out their previous family with no remorse. Mindboggling stuff.

[@BigBrueser]

Supposedly there was another woman involved.

[@GrayWoIf]

I just watched this yesterday I remember when this happened and the guy googled Metallica lyrics for some reason in the middle of this and ofcourse the media wanted to blame heavy metal for this psycho I was surprised the doc never brought it up but I'm happy they didn't.

[@diaryofanotdgirl89]

New subscriber here! Great review on the most heartbreaking documentary.

[@honestjane2549]

That neighbour with the footage...❤️ he needs to be gifted a huge screen TV ❤️☺️

[@Democratic_Republic_of_Iacon]

The best comedy review channel on KZbin imo

[@Joelyne37]

that murder happened like 45 minutes from where I live

[@thnzxc]

Yeesh! Way too close for my comfort (and probably yours too)

[@vbgirl3023]

I live 10 mins away! I drove by a few weeks ago. So creepy, right in the middle of the neighborhood there is an oil well with 2 tanks just like the ones he put the girls in. Like 3 blocks from the house. Seems like there should be a park there instead! What a sad reminder to those who drive by every day.

[@gregorylove6841]

Polygraphs are not a reliable form of examination. Courts cannot use polygraphs legally because of the inconsistency. A person can literally be asked their own name and fail the test question

[@thelab8799]

@18:46 OMG Everybody knows that lie detectors arent admissible...how could ALL 3 OF YOU not know that??

[@Vampwatch1462]

I know this story because of the crime KZbin channels and ghost channels because now the house is supposedly haunted. There's bodycam footage of supposed ghosts and evps.

[@joelsommer5765]

Polygraphs are not allowed in any way shape or form in courts because of the success rate of polygraphs. In tests done, it has been revealed that polygraphs are only around 60% chance of being correct. Which means that 40% of the polygraphs given are going to show FALSE results. WHICH GOES BAD IN EITHER WAY. If the killer takes it, and they are part of the 40% who gets a test that shows he told the truth, that would be like letting a killer go free. If an innocent person takes it, and they are part of the 40% who gets a test that shows they LIED, they could go to prison even though they're innocent. Thats why polygraphs can't even be brought up in court, it cant even be MENTIONED. It's just useful for cops to help them investigate faster, but even cops don't rely on it completely.

[@pewsterbaby]

"Watson"! hahaha Spot on. That was hilarious!