Letters from Christopher: The Tragic Confessions of the Watts Family Murders

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Being fanatical about this case, I’m glad I read this book. It’s fascinating to see Chris’s own words as to why he slaughtered his own family. That said, there are some major issues here—

Kessinger told The Denver Post that she was only with Watts for two months and that he was not honest with her. The forces of evil are not greater than the forces of good - unless we have allowed that evil to take deep root.”Reviewer Bilal Qureshi adds: "It is a thematic film about marriage and the deception of social media, as well as a piercing examination of domestic violence constructed with care and undeniable craft." Newsweek reached out to Howard and to Cadle's publishing company, Dorrance Publishing, for further comment. FINAL DAYS YouTuber shares tragic update in cancer battle as mom-of-two says 'I’m scared' Will Watts watch the Netflix documentary? While it’s interesting to hear from Chris Watts own words (and let’s face it his words don’t amount to much with all his contradictions, god drivel and continuing to put up the pretence of accepting blame while simultaneously blaming his victims) this book was hard to read. The kindle formatting, the spelling errors, the constant claims the author makes that she doesn’t blame Shanann while focusing on said murdered woman’s supposedly controlling behaviour. Oh and of course no book written by a religious person can go without having some element of a possession story inside it? Literally a POSSESSION? If not I suppose we could clear up the whole mystery by placing Chris Watts on the spectrum. He’s obviously a family annihilator because he’s a possessed man on the spectrum.

Chris Watts with his wife Shanann and two young daughters Credit: Refer to Caption What did Chris Watts do? I hated the part he said they would all be together one day in heaven! Just because he found god doesn’t mean shanann and the kids would want to be with him even in heaven A lot of this book focuses on the "dark spirit" that had a hold over Chris Watts... and personally, I think that is just a BS way of skirting full responsibility. He chose to murder his family. He chose to dispose of their bodies cruelly. He chose to lie about their whereabouts at first. He chose. He, Christopher Lee Watts, chose to murder his pregnant wife and two daughters. And the responsibility for those crimes lies solely on his shoulders. Just because he has found God, and asked for forgiveness, doesn't mean all culpability is relieved from his shoulders.

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He had driven 4-year-old Bella and Celeste, 3, along with the body of his dead wife to an oil field an hour away from their family home. The book didn’t flow - sentences that made no sense at all and repeated themselves (just written slightly different), even the spelling of ‘Nico’ throughout the book changed.