The Chris Watts Case - American Murder on Netflix

This week on JaackMaate's Happy Hour Podcast the boys discuss the case of Chris Watts.
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[@montanapowell4301]

Just a little correction to make it a little worse, the reason the shannan was reported missing is because she was supposed to have a doctors appointment to check up on her unborn child

[@HiimFieldy]

he literally said "pregnant wife"

[@LeBigdogg]

F RNG are you stupid?

[@liz505]

Only comes to show how disconnected he was from Shannan. How does he not know his wife has a doctors appointment. He made so many mistakes that it blows my mind he would think he could get away with it and start over like nothing happened??? Hes completely narcissistic and illogical

[@paulaprettypaula4213]

Yes these guys arnt telling it right

[@paulaprettypaula4213]

Come on go watch u tubes ur clueless

[@ilovegrantstockman]

The girls were actually taken to the job site alive. They were sitting in the back seat with their dead mother at their feet. Such a sad story...

[@lornadoon845]

@@emilypage959 in his confession from jail he says it was at the job site. You can find the 2hur interview here on yt.

[@dreamcrazy36]

Emily Page he killed them in his truck outside the tanks so they were still soft .

[@nerdlove1071]

He suffocated them in their beds, but they didn't die. He thought they were dead. Then he went to Shannan, no doubt he told her that the kids were dead as he strangled her, then the noise of him dragging her body down the stairs woke up the kids. He might also have been listening to loud triumphant music. The kids woke up and he was angry that they were alive. They were crying, and their faces were bruised from the attempted suffocation. And then he put them in the car, no car seats, with their mom dead at their feet. He packed himself a lunch, but nothing for the kids. He already knew he was going to kill them (again). The drive is about 45 minutes, at about 5 in the morning, the kids sleeping and crying off and on, and trying to comfort each other. Then they get there, and he kills the littlest one first, and then Bella said "is that going to happen to me?" and he didn't answer her, he just killed her. She fought back pretty hard but she was only 4. Then he dumped them in two different oil batteries, because he was worried they'd wake up again and figured if they did wake up they'd drown in the oil, alone in the cold darkness. And then he dumped Shannan upside down in a ditch, with her butt in the air, and was so angry at her that he didn't even rearrange her into a more dignified position. Then he got in his car and listened to the song "Battery" by Metallica and looked up the lyrics on his phone. Then he called Bella's school and said she wouldn't be coming in, and he called a real estate agent about listing the house. This is all from his interviews after the fact, and is consistent with the autopsy findings. I watched a few documentaries about this. If you're interested in more, check out the "live abuse free" youtube channel, in which a therapist provides a brilliant analysis on why Chris did what he did. Gave me some peace because it helped me understand and not feel like literally anyone could snap and kill ME at any point. There's also a LOT going on with how awful Chris's mother is -- maybe just as evil, just more in touch with social norms and not likely to actually murder someone with her hands. But someone who might deliberately give peanuts to a tiny child who is allergic to peanuts. Even if that child is her granddaughter.

[@dewality8768]

Emily Page he did . But the girls woke up and he then took them to the oil site and suffocated them again.

[@wvnder]

Emily Page you’re the one who wanted to make a wrong correction. It actually does matter that those girls had to sit in a truck with their dead mother before they died. Those details are important. It establishes the premeditated nature of the murders.

[@roballen1255]

the irony of ‘happy hour’😂

[@Hutchyy]

That's the point lol

[@decdoesminecraft1]

happy hour doesnt always mean happiness

[@user-zy9yg2eu5t]

Happy house isn't always very happy especially when they talk about murder it doesn't make me happy because murder is wrong

[@chloex2714]

Heather Trott Ben killed you ages ago love time to move on 😂

[@user-zy9yg2eu5t]

@@chloex2714 I used to lez off with Shirley

[@laraloo5828]

He killed what most men would kill for.

[@riseremake3252]

Deep

[@chilli-iceolive-abode2447]

Yup 😔

[@matty6848]

Yep irony of it all. So sad.

[@chilli-iceolive-abode2447]

@I hate Racists It's commonly accepted that most people need other people and alot of men have a strong desire to have a family as they grow older.

[@chilli-iceolive-abode2447]

@I hate Racists Yup, they know to.

[@NuclearKat]

Sounds like me telling my friends about a true crime ep i watched at 3 in the morning last week

[@mattskerrett1968]

Great comment

[@adammargaret3957]

that as such a ussless commemt its unreal

[@macdemarcaroni883]

Adam Margaret please learn to spell

[@adammargaret3957]

@@macdemarcaroni883 please learn how to tie a noose

[@macdemarcaroni883]

Adam Margaret aww I can tell u have a sad lonely life.You can trust me the old man that touched you can’t hurt you now dw🥺

[@LALLERZ]

There's a great in depth body language analysis by another KZbinr called Derek van shake (along them lines). You see the confession and every. Absolutely chilling to watch.

[@ilovevivi7201]

Van Schaik.

[@ilovevivi7201]

Jim Can't Swim did a few very good videos on this which are better than Derek's imo, worth checking out!

[@LALLERZ]

@@ilovevivi7201 haven't heard of him, will check it out now.

[@alexthebudgie9071]

They are both great psychologist youtubers. I have always had an interests in science, psychology and sociology.

[@Leanne_w]

I’m going to check it out.

[@killerbee8892]

The best part was the neighbours face, he’s looking at the officer and back at Chris like ‘it was this guy, he’s stood right here!’

[@matty6848]

Yes a rewatched that footage and the neighbour knew he’d done it from his body language in seconds. If you watch it again the neighbour doesn’t take his eyes off Chris Watts once, he knew instantly he’s done it.

[@cobwebs2969]

it’s horrible to think that the little girl said “is that now gonna happen to me” it breaks my heart. it just goes to show how innocent kids are.

[@sagittariusa1848]

Had to have two attempts with one of them too

[@reecephillips8379]

So, what’s your favourite meal deal?

[@charlieboardman2005]

Im going to be honest never had a meal deal

[@zqualified3901]

Reece Phillips 😂😂😂

[@malachinewton3642]

Chicken tikka sandwich Dr Pepper Gum Skittles

[@DuckieR6]

I'm gonna say the Deli Meat feast sub, a naked a smoothie and fridge raiders from Tesco 😂

[@ollieyoutube]

Charlie Freerunning SIN

[@StephyWiggins]

I was truly obsessed with this case when it first happened. Watching every video on it just trying to understand why what seemed like this perfect family man done what he did and the motives behind it. Glad you covered this however a little more research would have been worth your while. It was Shannon's best friend Nicole that raised the alarm after she was meant to meet her for a hospital appt. Nicole being aware that was very unlike Shannon to miss it. In fact only for her sticking to her gut feeling of something not feeling right Chris would have been able to come home and dispose of her handbag and phone (which he hid down the sofa and Nicole's son finds it during one of the clips). The freakiest thing was when they were watching the CCTV footage in the neighbours house and one of the adverts is of a skull being covered in oil. Basically telling everyone exactly what happened. Another advert was also related to pregnancy which Chris spotted and only then remembered to tell police that his wife was pregnant. In regards to the murders, he murdered Shannon in their bed, rolled her up in a bedsheet and put her in his work truck. He didn't however murder his girls until they arrived at the work site and he'd buried Shannon's body. Horrific. He also failed his lie detector and then after hours of interrogation and him not yet confessing the detectives bring in his father to which he then confesses. The woman doing the lie detector was incredible at her job. Joking with Chris, laughing at his comments, making him feel really relaxed and comfortable and telling him what he wants to hear. Amazing. This will most definitely be a documentary and story we hear about in years to come.

[@killerbee8892]

Forgot about the skull and oil. Then the pregnancy ad that he sees and reacts too! Insane, There’s something at work there, gave me chills

[@rhiannonbeth4352]

Me too absolutely obsessed with this case!! Xxx

[@rhiannonbeth4352]

They’re making a lifetime movie about it all! Xxxx

[@heybigtonyhowareyoudoing909]

It's a bit mad u became obsessed with it and you still don't know Shananns name

[@StephyWiggins]

@@heybigtonyhowareyoudoing909 your username says all I need to know about you.

[@matty6848]

Anyone who hasn’t watched the Netflix documentary needs to. But be warned it’s a tough watch, & will leave you speechless!

[@nathancrittenden8525]

Agreed it played on my mind alot after watching that I wish I never watched it

[@SR2active]

@@nathancrittenden8525 same. Couldn’t sleep properly for weeks if not more

[@ethanroberts9629]

I’m never emotional but even that documentary made me emotional just thinking of what the girls and his wife went through😖

[@wonderwoman6019]

It’s not even the full story...while Netflix documentary was informative, it cut out a lot.

[@zelized486]

Worst thing is that the older daughter saw her sister suffocated in front of her while still buckled into the car and then tried to escape and the dad reappeared and begged the father not to do the same to her apparently. According to interviews on Dr Phil, however, may be inaccurate. Either way, terrible meaningless tragedy

[@benhardcastle2305]

How would anyone know this tho

[@zelized486]

@@benhardcastle2305 He has admitted it before in his FBI interview tapes (after already imprisoned)

[@lexie_ella4818]

@@benhardcastle2305 there is a netflix documentary on it and it is very helpful to understand this case!

[@iLitAfuseiCantStop]

Kids had their own rooms. He didnt suffocate them there. He loaded his wife's dead body onto the floorboards of his truck & had his kids sit in the back bench seat & ride to his job site with their dead mother under their feet. It was a 45 minute drive to his job site where he smothered them each with their security blankets. The youngest, Celeste first. Then Bella, who said to her father "please dont do to me what you did to CeCe" Chris Watts is a monster.

[@seanbarratt3984]

I've got a little girl myself and when you said the girl asked 'Is that gonna happen to me' to her own dad I swear i nearly fainted wow

[@Malanyr]

I think I cried more for his wife and kids than Chris did :(

[@matty6848]

I think most people did. Very sad.

[@nepowers4794]

I cried for for Shananns father.

[@Kim-ss5bb]

Same here

[@CozyHi]

It’s also shocking how recent his murders were! 13th August 2018!

[@rosegardenmadisonsquare]

My family was watching the news broadcast when he was being interviewed about the murders and we were saying to each other “This guy doesn’t sound right at all, there’s something off” and then within the next couple of days he’s being arrested. It was absolutely insane. The police gopro footage is chilling.

[@peachycreep]

I remember watching the police body cam footage. I can’t even imagine what those poor girls felt knowing that one of the people who is supposed to protect them from the evil in the world was that person who hurt them the most. Heart breaking

[@hannameme1611]

8:48. Didn’t he kill Shannon then The oldest girl walked in and went “what’s wrong with mom” and he said to her “oh mom is feeling a bit ill we need to take her to the hospital” so he put Shannon in the car put garbage bags over her The girls got into the car and he buried her and then I think he took the youngest one out killed her and with the blanket that they used to carry around and then he walked up to the oldest and the oldest girl said “are you going to do what you did to sissy to me” and he said absolutely nothing and killed her Or at least to my understanding that’s what happened

[@Kim-ss5bb]

Yes that is unfortunately what happened 😢😡

[@Ava-vp2ii]

In the Netflix documentary Chris said that Bella’s last words were daddy no

[@jodiemarie9901]

I think the scariest thing about the chris watts case is the fact that u can spend so much of your life with someone, see every intimate detail, love them so much (as you can see from her texts) and yet they can still turn around after 8 years and just kill u and the kids with no previous signs of this??

[@mawangshallhang]

Remember this is a big one off case. I know it's easy to say people can do this, but just think about how many have. Not many.

[@jakescott8978]

Whos here after watching the Netflix program

[@Freyaoa]

Love that you guys covered this

[@madiibrookesxx]

Hey some of these facts are wrong. It was her friend who noticed she was missing as she called round to find out how her doctors appointment went. They’d been away on business the weekend before and while she was away they’d discussed a divorce. There is door cam footage of her arriving home and then none of them leaving. And Chris killed the girls in the car after burying Shannan. He kills CeCe first and then Bella the eldest asked if he was going to do that to her too.

[@philippamerritt8334]

Love this style of podcast. Just so you know I listen to your podcast everyday on my travel to school! You help me escape awkward convosation on the bus, so thank you!

[@Natalie-je6dg]

Check out Stephanie Harlowe, she has a great series on Chris Watts and goes into a lot of detail.

[@Fixing2snap]

Yes check Stephanie Harlow!

[@elliebirch6451]

Yes! She’s great!!

[@reecehughes9925]

Didn’t link any video in description

[@djturner1992]

It's on KZbin just put Chris's name in youtube

[@biglad1061]

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[@sheslying7117]

You want spoon fed? Sure you worked it out 😏

[@S-en]

Michael Barrymore ok michael

[@citydogband]

NlGGAS IN MY BUTTHOLE yes baby

[@JKnight1316]

Loving this type of content, please do more like this!

[@keithwashco5891]

You guys are awesome! Your conversations are so intriguing. Cheers

[@marvellousmuffin7082]

Jim can't swim is an amazing KZbin channel that does really in depth looks into this kinda stuff. He's done multiple videos on the interviewing of Chris Watts

[@thebaird]

Marvellous Muffin Jim is a KZbin God. He drops a video, I drop everything.

[@emilygooner9697]

On it thanks 👍🏻

[@Wittyy]

love the vids mate, but quick q, are you still gonna upload the full podcasts? love watching the whole thing and seeing your reactions

[@biglad1061]

Jack please do more cases like this

[@Joshy-wo9tk]

Now I’m gonna have to go watch more in detail on this you’ve really hooked me

[@katbowen4800]

Christina randall made a video on this.

[@zkassia8759]

Stephanie Harlowe made a highly detailed series on this case

[@macimayfelton]

They’ve got a netflix show of it now called “American murder” if anyone wants to see more of the story!

[@AmyyyJayyy]

stephanie harlowe (I think that’s how her name is spelt) she covers this case and other cases in so much depth... some cases are 3 videos long she really does her research! Go watch her if interested she’s really good! 🙃👍🏼

[@laurashields9521]

I second this!

[@matty6848]

Yes watched her videos on this case she breaks it down brilliantly!

[@Catsandcamera]

I know I'm late to the game, but I just made a Spotify account yesterday to listen to Happy Hour Podcasts while editing photos! This one was great

[@danieltaylor9910]

What an episode so mind blowing!

[@scottyscottmac3063]

I've literally just finished this on Netflix utter madness like wow freaky this popped up though

[@matty6848]

Algorithms mate. Your devices monitor what your watching then feed you with related stuff. Good documentary though, left me speechless.

[@scottyscottmac3063]

@@matty6848 ahh right that makes sense. And yes utter madness this documentary it really really good.

[@manladan5929]

It’s annoying how much he gets wrong

[@levipinkney4165]

No it’s just fucking awful, not freaky fucking awful.

[@thefactasaurusrex6900]

What’s is called on Netflix?

[@tropicalcitruscandle713]

Can't believe it's already been a year.

[@richthept7031]

Very good points made here 👏🏾

[@jamesgillen7080]

This was a very Happy Hour listening to this 👍🏼

[@CoreyWBaker]

When are we getting a new full video

[@liamfletcher3406]

Wait this is ‘happy hour’ !?! Can’t wait for sad hour

[@Celia_Celtics]

Been watching hella documentaries on this topic and it’s mad

[@v8cool231]

I think one of the most facinating things about this case is seeing it all unravel infront of you via cam. From the day they knock on his door, to his sentencing in court. You can see someone spend their last few days, and ultimately hours of freedom. I would love to have known what was going through his head the whole time.

[@steerj07]

the video documentary of the whole case is mad

[@lennongalla1412]

The worst detail of this case to me was the fact that the two little girls were still alive when he drove them to the oil tanks with their dead mother in the car. Even worse, the older one had to watch her dad suffocate her younger sister and then asked if he was going to do the same thing to her.

[@MissJadeeyBabeyy]

How have I not heard about this case 😶. This is so horrific 🥺xx

[@sammcgarry8358]

I really enjoyed this 👍 Pls do more

[@MrBillyBubz]

They never put the links in the bio lol

[@ollieyoutube]

Thanks for all the the links in the description 👌🏻👍🏼

[@ollie3889]

I love when the neighbor shows the footage on the cameras and Chris was like fuck I'm done for here

[@TheRadharani]

Please do a pod cast about the jaleayah Davis case, it is absolutely crazy!

[@laura51085]

But watching that CCTV, those two adverts that came on, one of a skull, one of a fetus, watch Chris's reaction when those come on!

[@destiniejean7981]

It's liked they filmed this based off a very summarized article they read on Facebook. With tons of errors.

[@countrylivin8634]

Destinie Jean ok I thought it was just me. They know nothing about the story

[@niallhughes4089]

I count about a dozen errors already, just 2 and a half minutes in. if you're making a video about murdered children for clicks, at least make the effort to get some of it correct.

[@macronusptilosus]

He says multiple times in the podcast he’s reading it off wikipedia, and that there are probably errors...

[@erickayala4090]

They never claimed to have the story 100% correct, the podcast isn’t an informative one. It’s like sitting down with your friends and telling them about a story you saw on the news a few days prior, you’re not gonna go out of your way to have every single detail factually correct.

[@OroHoneyLemon]

This wasn't supposed to be informative regarding the case, but it was to talk about it like you would with friends, trying to get in the mindset of a murderer to understand.

[@OoxB505]

One of the grandmas of the two girls (think it was Shannan’s mum) said at the trial that the oldest girl, Bella, used to sing a song along the lines of ‘Daddy is my hero’. That always gets me 😢😢

[@adamkoz6358]

Really upsetting chilling case

[@amberblack9587]

What he did to those sweet babies is absolutely disgusting!

[@gemnet7604]

The motive was exactly the opposite of what y’all said. He killed his family to start over and have a new life. It’s absolutely disgusting that he threw out his whole family like trash. In the documentary, you can pretty much piece together the true motive. He wanted to go out with his side piece and have a brand new life with no kids, child support or ex-wife. ALSO an extra thing to happen in this case is that a lot of people online blamed Shannon(I know this isn’t the right spelling but I can’t remember how to spell it) which is so disgusting that people blamed her for his crimes!

[@liam6521]

Love the podcast lads listen on Spotify and yt

[@christineconroy6409]

I am stunned by the way he puts his hands behind his head during the surveillance footage. You can see him thinking fuck I am in trouble here.

[@ThatFantasma]

Category: *comedy*

[@overwatchuniverse1002]

Bruh cinema sins is a comedy

[@tonygunk2226]

Why’s there no more full podcasts on here anymore?

[@thenbhdenthusiast3699]

they should talk about more cases like this

[@user-cs7tv3rx9z]

This makes me so sad man 😔

[@djtoms4]

wheres the full videos of the podcast gone?

[@ollieyoutube]

I believe it’s on Spotify mate

[@Tj-ve4gu]

@@ollieyoutube yh but we wanna watch it

[@ollieyoutube]

Tj Will be released on his channel in a few days. All podcasts are posted on Spotify first

[@Tj-ve4gu]

@@ollieyoutube but very often he doesnt anymore

[@ollieyoutube]

He will. He just wants the proper podcast listeners to get it first

[@citydogband]

category: “comedy” 😳aight

[@impairedvision3366]

It’s preset

[@fincartledge6140]

I’m so happy this video didn’t end with the normal theme tune 😂

[@bucky-gj2762]

Just watched the documentary recently released on Netflix Absolutely mind boggling

[@Jon-yx3xc]

Check out ‘Jim Can’t Swim’ channel about Chris Watts, really interesting

[@alexthebudgie9071]

And derek van shake. Both are amazing psychology channels.

[@besto764]

Both him an Derek van shake are shit hot at analysing killers. The body language stuff as interesting as fuck

[@cheeseisdelicious111]

A lot of details aren't quite correct but I really enjoyed your discussion. What a lovely bunch of lads.

[@januarybaby1063]

they really should be getting their facts straight before talking about something like this, as much as I like them.

[@mawangshallhang]

@@januarybaby1063 Why? They aren't instigating or creating a report. Are you saying everytime you talk on a subject to people, you research that beforehand and get all the facts? No. You don't.

[@januarybaby1063]

@@mawangshallhang you should have a fairly good understanding on the case and it doesn’t seem like they do, just a SMALL COMMENT, love the podcast otherwise

[@amygaskin981]

Love this case

[@michellewaltham9527]

I saw this documentary and I have never cried so much as I did watching it💔

[@mikaela8062]

How you get so many things wrong when there is so much information available..🙄

[@guest3384]

Mikaela all the information is different on the internet.

[@wvnder]

It’s embarrassing honestly.

[@Lof_Lof-]

Thank you!!!!

[@gabrielalopetegui]

You guys got it wrong: he is not a serial killer. He is just a SOB who wanted to start a new life with his mistress.

[@360Fov]

Where did the bedroom smothering "is that gonna happen to me" thing come from? Those children seemed to be treated quite badly from looking at the IG livestreams.

[@sausagewalllet]

Interesting chat

[@MV-wn6kc]

I recommend Jim cant Swims series on this

[@liberty2313]

I just wrote an essay on this the video online is so creepy

[@simmycutters3757]

I haven't seen the whole podcast so not sure if there's further discussion on this topic, did you cover the strange paranormal events that happened at the house? Police are searching the house and heard a child's voice for example!

[@bradcollin6498]

Watched the video countless times of the police office that turns up to his house, so scary

[@whitneyhouseright2754]

Wasn't her neighbor...her best friend reported just missing

[@KaeMcSpadden]

The reason why Chris tried to blame his wife because after he failed the lie detector test, the detectives baited him into a confession and took it when they asked “Did SHE do something to the girls?” So he went with it because since his mother always hated Shannann so he knew his family would believe it.

[@XI_frankSTAR_IX]

There’s a Netflix documentary coming out on the 30th I’m definitely going to watch it

[@Kateb23]

Should talk about the Josef Fritzl case!!

[@paitinduplooy]

The motive was he wanted to get rid of his current life so he could start a new life with his new girlfriend (the one he was having an affair with), there was texts they found on his phone about wanting to start a new life etc

[@mawangshallhang]

Yes they mentioned that

[@BassAcoustic-ww1eu]

If he wanted to start a new life with his mistress and thought the path to that was to commit three murders, then he’s mind bogglingly stupid. If he wanted out of the marriage he had a woman on the side to go to. By doing his demented deeds he ended up with neither option. What a moron.

[@harveycansell9533]

the bit when he kills the kids got me hard. like especially what the kid said to him before he killed her

[@dixxiesk]

Come again??

[@derekweinerttv4163]

Why are some people on the panel not briefed on what the podcast is about?

[@chrissies6294]

I just finished watching this today.. how is this on my recommendations... they are watching me 😂👀

[@blindfreddy9157]

"serial killer" has a technical definition. Watts is not a serial killer.

[@JamieTheKingOfFifa]

3 + people killed is a serial killer

[@blindfreddy9157]

@@JamieTheKingOfFifa You are wrong. "The (FBI) defines serial killing as "a series of two or more murders, committed as SEPERATE EVENTS, usually, but not always, by one offender acting alone"." en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_killer

[@adz4301]

What is he then? A normal dude

[@blindfreddy9157]

@@adz4301 According to this article he is consideted a "family annihilator". www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-news/chris-watts-family-murder-colorado-why-803957/ It's a special category for white men that kill their families in one event. Other than that he is nearer to a mass murderer than a serial killer. I didn't make up the definitions. Just sayin'.

[@redterraces6331]

Blind Freddy why what’s a black “family annihilator” called 😂

[@Jakko25]

Pretty sure just before the police come back into the room Chris's dad says something to Chris where he tries to come up with a plan to make chris look innocent but the police catch on to it and quickly come back into the room before its discussed further

[@rachelpayne4583]

I think that was when the dad mentions getting a lawyer so the police rush back in to change the subject

[@TormentorNyx]

One day after my 18th birthday this happened... Yikes.

[@megz5082]

Netflix needs more of these murder documentaries

[@barbadosantigua1]

Look up The Diplomat he reads the whole court transcript

[@ValueBrev]

No link to the videos

[@killerbee8892]

New to KZbin? Just type Chris Watts and look for the most viewed, it’s a crazy worm hole of footage.

[@davidmorgan2584]

i like that happy hour feels like the bs mates chat during a happy hour in a pub though i assume thats the names point

[@benrhysf]

subtle title change sneaky

[@thiefs_end]

maybe do a bit of research if you’re going to discuss things like this...... also the term serial killer doesn’t apply to him

[@heybigtonyhowareyoudoing909]

Couldn't agree more

[@laurashields9521]

my thoughts exactly

[@petyrbaelish1718]

Sorry.... perhaps 'serial nutjob' is more appropriate...?

[@thiefs_end]

Petyr Baelish serial killer is a technical term. Chris Watts is not a serial killer.

[@petyrbaelish1718]

@@thiefs_end I'm not disagreeing with you. I'm just saying he must have been an absolute nutcase to do what he did, even if he isn't a serial killer, technically.

[@Driivl]

Poscast title: Happy Hour Podcast Me: More like Scary hour Podcast

[@viahorsfield5374]

JaackMaate is honestly funny without trying

[@gemmacadle836]

Can you link yours sources in the description for us to check out?