American Murder discussion
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Anonymous
Um, no. This was all over ice cream containing an allergen that would have been dangerous to one of the granddaughters. It screams grandparent ignorance, not attempted murder. |
Anonymous
Oh I guess no one dies from going into anaphylactic shock in your world? It's pretty commonly known that peanut allergies can be life threatening. |
Anonymous
And? |
Anonymous
And...he said I'm not interesting enough. I said well I guess if you kill the kids too we might be. |
Anonymous
Stop exaggerating, it is simply not the same to choke your own children to death with your bare hands vs. give a wrong kind of ice cream to your grandchildren. |
Anonymous
Well is your hubby easy on the eyes like Chris was (after losing the 65 pounds?) I think that is part of why this case is so fascinating to the public. Chris, Shannan, Bella + CeCe were a great-looking family. A typical all-American portrait of the “ideal” nuclear family. If they all weren’t so good-looking, I wonder if this case would be so interesting to the majority of the public. |
Anonymous
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I think the daughters were both alive + asleep in their beds at 2AM when Shanaan arrived home.
Us Mothers would usually go to see our kids first before doing anything else. Yes, they were light sleepers but I still believe Shanaan checked on her girls seconds after walking inside. Then I do believe that she & Chris had an “emotional” conversation. He likely told her that he wanted out and possibly informed her that he was sleeping w/someone else. Shanaan must have been angry and absolutely devastated to hear this and probably cried her way to sleep. I do believe that Chris strangled her from behind when she fell asleep. |
Anonymous
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Because Shanaan had very long acrylic nails. (Though in Chris’s T.V. news interview, there are some light red marks on the left side on his neck.) I believe Shanaan was angry & did tell Chris he would never see the kids. Anyway, I believe that Bella + Celeste did wake up from the noise/ruckus coming from their parent’s bedroom and inquired what happened. I believe Chris loaded his wife into his truck and told his girls to enter the truck afterward. At that point, he already knew that his daughters had seen way too much and made the decision right then and there that he would have to get rid of them too. |
Anonymous
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The kids were too young to comprehend that their Mommy was actually deceased. Plus why would they ever think that?? Once at the job site, he first smothered little CeCe to death w/her own blankie. Then he smothered Bella. Bella was likely more alert due to being older and thus fought back as hard as she could against her powerful & strong Daddy. She even bit her tongue while fighting for her precious life. CeCe likely was very tired since both girls were out of their element since their Mother used to put them to bed by 6:30PM every night. |
Anonymous
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I doubt that Chris killed his daughters in the house because if Shanaan had seen her two little girls smothered to death then she would have gotten to Chris and full-force on attacked his stupid a%%.
He MAY have killed them next, but could have also killed them later at the work site. Since Chris has proven himself to be a pathological liar by now, any and everything he says should be taken w/a grain of table salt. |
Anonymous
No, she was someone who had such a loving and close network of girlfriends who adored her that she was noticed missing within hours of being murdered. |
Anonymous
| Did the affair start in the 5 weeks she was away in NC or before then? |
Anonymous
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I watched last night. I didn't get the impression that she was overly controlling at all. I'm facinated at how much footage they were able to put together from her social media accounts.
Kudos to her friend for sounding alarms so quickly. I wonder what his explanation was going to be for his entire family being missing and when he was going to say something. |
Anonymous
| Nichol Kessinger now lives in Wisconsin. |
Anonymous
If the result is the same, the action is the same. |