American Murder discussion

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chris was an overweight, schmuck when he married Shannon.
Heavy and just an average-looking guy.
I would never have looked twice.

But when he lost all that weight and got all toned up and in shape, he went from a 4 to a close 9 in the looks dept.

I think he had planned to meet another woman way before he did.
I think he hatched his plan long before anyone suspected.

Yeah bro a 9? Lmao

I'd say he was a Colorado 9 and an LA 7. He is good looking.

Considering what a horrific monster this guy is inside, it can be difficult to be objective about this guy’s overall appearance, I get that.

But he was a very handsome guy.
Objectively.

However it is hard to compliment such a waste of space for all the heartache he has brought on from his unforgivable actions.
The guy deserves the miserable life he lives.
Every second of it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Chris was an overweight, schmuck when he married Shannon.
Heavy and just an average-looking guy.
I would never have looked twice.

But when he lost all that weight and got all toned up and in shape, he went from a 4 to a close 9 in the looks dept.

I think he had planned to meet another woman way before he did.
I think he hatched his plan long before anyone suspected.

Yeah bro a 9? Lmao

I'd say he was a Colorado 9 and an LA 7. He is good looking.

Considering what a horrific monster this guy is inside, it can be difficult to be objective about this guy’s overall appearance, I get that.

But he was a very handsome guy.
Objectively.

However it is hard to compliment such a waste of space for all the heartache he has brought on from his unforgivable actions.
The guy deserves the miserable life he lives.
Every second of it.

Just because something is your opinion doesn’t make it objective fact.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The female giving the lie detector test was brilliant IMO. The way she prepped him for the test and how she handled him afterward were exactly what was needed to push him into confessing.

Yes! She's good at her job. Was she a detective also? Interesting that she stayed and questioned him along with the other guy (detective?).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The female giving the lie detector test was brilliant IMO. The way she prepped him for the test and how she handled him afterward were exactly what was needed to push him into confessing.

Yes! She's good at her job. Was she a detective also? Interesting that she stayed and questioned him along with the other guy (detective?).

But he confessed to his dad. That detectives slouch bothered me SO MUCH!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The female giving the lie detector test was brilliant IMO. The way she prepped him for the test and how she handled him afterward were exactly what was needed to push him into confessing.

Yes! She's good at her job. Was she a detective also? Interesting that she stayed and questioned him along with the other guy (detective?).

But he confessed to his dad. That detectives slouch bothered me SO MUCH!

Yes, but this was after the female detective planted the seed with Chris that maybe he killed his wife after discovering that she had killed their daughters... and that is exactly what he initially confessed to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The female giving the lie detector test was brilliant IMO. The way she prepped him for the test and how she handled him afterward were exactly what was needed to push him into confessing.

Yes! She's good at her job. Was she a detective also? Interesting that she stayed and questioned him along with the other guy (detective?).

But he confessed to his dad. That detectives slouch bothered me SO MUCH!

Yes, but this was after the female detective planted the seed with Chris that maybe he killed his wife after discovering that she had killed their daughters... and that is exactly what he initially confessed to.

PP here. The female detective planted the seed of an "understandable" crime (killing wife after she killed the kids) and then gave him a "safe" person to confess to (his dad).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The female giving the lie detector test was brilliant IMO. The way she prepped him for the test and how she handled him afterward were exactly what was needed to push him into confessing.

Yes! She's good at her job. Was she a detective also? Interesting that she stayed and questioned him along with the other guy (detective?).

But he confessed to his dad. That detectives slouch bothered me SO MUCH!

Yes, but this was after the female detective planted the seed with Chris that maybe he killed his wife after discovering that she had killed their daughters... and that is exactly what he initially confessed to.

PP here. The female detective planted the seed of an "understandable" crime (killing wife after she killed the kids) and then gave him a "safe" person to confess to (his dad).

I still find it amazing that in that moment neither he nor his father thought to ask for a lawyer. neither one of them!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The female giving the lie detector test was brilliant IMO. The way she prepped him for the test and how she handled him afterward were exactly what was needed to push him into confessing.

Yes! She's good at her job. Was she a detective also? Interesting that she stayed and questioned him along with the other guy (detective?).

But he confessed to his dad. That detectives slouch bothered me SO MUCH!

Yes, but this was after the female detective planted the seed with Chris that maybe he killed his wife after discovering that she had killed their daughters... and that is exactly what he initially confessed to.

PP here. The female detective planted the seed of an "understandable" crime (killing wife after she killed the kids) and then gave him a "safe" person to confess to (his dad).

I still find it amazing that in that moment neither he nor his father thought to ask for a lawyer. neither one of them!

Chris seemed dumb frankly and it wouldnt surprise me if his dad was too.

[Anonymous]

A 7? A 9? Jfc. Even after that psychotic loser lost weight, he still looked like a 3 on his best day. Gross. If you consider that a 9, you must have incredibly poor taste in men.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A 7? A 9? Jfc. Even after that psychotic loser lost weight, he still looked like a 3 on his best day. Gross. If you consider that a 9, you must have incredibly poor taste in men.

+1

Also there are tons of really good looking men in Colorado.

[Anonymous]

That North Carolina hick was a 4 at best. His wife was hotter than that bull dike too.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:That North Carolina hick was a 4 at best. His wife was hotter than that bull dike too.

I thought his wife was better looking than the girlfriend.

He is not a 7 or a 9 from the neck up. He is nothing special.

[Anonymous]

I thought his wife was better looking than the girlfriend.

Debatable. Nicole was definitely hot. Minimal makeup, too, but still naturally hot.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

I thought his wife was better looking than the girlfriend.

Debatable. Nicole was definitely hot. Minimal makeup, too, but still naturally hot.

Putting all my personal feelings toward these people aside for a sec here....

Chris was attractive.
After he lost the sixty-five pounds, got toned and tan.
Especially in that video where he was in the ocean w/his daughters two weeks before he murdered them.

Nicole is a liar, but physically she was naturally pretty.
She didn’t wear much makeup and had great curves.

I detest both of these individuals, mostly Chris.

Chris is such an amateur.
He walked right into the trap the investigators created for him.

Good for them!
Two played his game!!
Stupid idiot.
He is where he needs to be.

The warden needs to throw away the key 🔑.

[Anonymous]

I just watched a segment on the news with Ashleigh Banfield where she is discussing with a People Magazine journalist how since this documentary has come out, Chris Watts has seen an uptick in his mail.

Apparently many women are writing him love letters.
💋
Since he spends 23hrs a day locked in a cell, he is actively responding back to these women and has a few pen pals.