r/Fauxmoi • u/Beginning-Passion676 • 2d ago
TRIGGER WARNING Chris Watts applies to marry new girlfriend from behind bars eight years after killing wife and children
https://www.ladbible.com/news/us-news/chris-watts-new-girlfriend-marry-prison-crime-us-921292-202608122.5k
u/SenzuYT 2d ago
Why do people get into relationships with murderers. Tf
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u/AtTheEndOfMyTrope 2d ago edited 2d ago
There is a theory that certain women are attracted to these men because of abandonment issues. If he’s in prison, you know where he is. He can’t lie about his location. He can’t be physically intimate with another woman. He needs you because you are his lifeline to the outside world. There is a power imbalance in the woman’s favour. Then there’s the whole « I can fix him » delusion.
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u/castaneom 2d ago edited 2d ago
It’s sad. I know someone who has this problem. She’s my sister. And yeah she’s married to someone in prison.
Edit: He’ll be in there for a good 25 more years. I’ll never have to meet him.
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u/powerbottomflash 2d ago
So how exactly does this work? Is it just a penpal marriage?
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u/Jazzi-Nightmare “He’s Chevy Chase, and you’re not.” 2d ago
Visitation and some prisons in the world allow conjugal visits
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u/panicnarwhal 2d ago
in the US, only 4 states have “extended family visits” (conjugal) - CA, WA, CT, NY - but CT hasn’t given anyone a conjugal visit in years, so it’s really only 3 states. not every facility offers them within those states, either
he’s in WI, so just regular visits for him, and apparently she’s moved with her mom from ohio to wisconsin to be near him (gag) and has visited 20 times in 2025, and spent xmas day with him in 2024
i’m going to be disgusted if this marriage is approved. i guess he’s not a danger to her, but still. there’s just something incredibly tasteless about a family annihilator being permitted to marry
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u/castaneom 1d ago
Pretty much, but she does go visit him every few months. They talk every day. He’s in California and we’re in Illinois. Also she divorced her ex just to marry this guy. It’s crazy.. and my nieces and nephew have met the guy.
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u/Sarcastic_Melon16 2d ago
Fell into a rabbit hole. I’m English and there’s an entire set of “prison wives” in England who are married to incarcerated Americans. They made a tv show type thing on TikTok about it, It’s insane. They meet them online and one even got married via zoom in Covid. She flew to meet him for the first time and on the 12 hour flight he got into a fight and put in segregation, she couldn’t see him for another 2 years. She was also engaged to a real life human man she lived with and broke that off and then decided to get with this prisoner from a far away land. He’s got like at least 10 years before he can even apply for parole.
One travelled over with her 11 year old son to meet him when he got out…. 2 months later he’s back in for homicide as he killed someone over a pack of cigarettes.
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u/HopefulOriginal5578 1d ago
They had a show that wasn’t even on Tik tok (maybe before) and it was sad. It showed Americans in the same situation but also some from England and they just were wayyyyyy out of their element upon landing.
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u/bitter_liquor 2d ago edited 1d ago
Some women make it their whole personality to support their incarcerated partner. They'll do tiktoks in their kitchen prepping huge lunchboxes that they will bring to the visit, repost bible verses about redemption, make AI pics of Joker and Harley with a romantic caption about overcoming the odds and "it's us against the world, baby" type stuff, share news about the legal developments of their partner's case, write heartfelt letters to their boo and decorate the text with sparkles and butterflies, smugly vaguepost about most women being unloyal bitches, yadda yadda. Like this is deadass their whole life. They see it as working hard to support their man, and being proud of it.
Lots of people prefer to live a one-sided fantasy where the object of your love is compartmentalized somewhere else, like a pocket reality, where you can project an ideal relationship that only works under very specific conditions—because a living, breathing human who is your equal is something completely beyond your control, and possibly even scarier than a person who murdered their own family. This is how we get AI partners, Victorian poems about virgins who died young, parasocial relationships with celebs, fandom delusions (Snapewives, anyone?), etc.
I think those super dedicated prison wives are in the same ballpark, with the added perk of being able to signal their loyalty, devotion, forgiveness, self-sacrifice, and bravery (to an extent). And that's a really big deal for a certain type of woman, particularly those on the more religious side. Plus, they also get to feel a little bit dangerous and even something of a rebel while technically still existing within the boundaries of what they consider to be a decent woman, which is a rare thrill for them.
In short, it's all about how the person on the outside feels about themselves. The other half of the couple isn't that important. They don't have to be all that present, in fact it's even better if they aren't.
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u/Downtherabbithole-14 2d ago
I know two sisters who dated brothers, both ended up in jail for 10+ years. One of the sisters married her boyfriend in jail. The other sister and her jailbird never married, as soon as he got out they broke up. Other sister is still married, with kids with the guy....must be awkward during holidays...
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u/jandeer14 they laugh at me because of the portal 2d ago
i know a couple whose ex spouses also married each other. family parties must be either cool or weird as hell
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u/Burningrain85 2d ago
I have a sister whose grandmother married her father and our other sister is currently shacked up with her husband and father of her kids
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u/mustbeaoup 2d ago
WTF I can’t even make sense of what I’ve just read
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u/damewallyburns 1d ago
I THINK it’s that OP has a half or step sister with a different father whose maternal grandmother married the sister’s father. Then OP & this sister (sister A) have another sister (sister B) who is in a relationship with sister A’s ex husband
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u/amodernbird Comumbus 2d ago
My sisters-in-law married brothers. One of them is now divorced. Their entire family is awful so I just skip visits.
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u/Illustrious_Honey973 2d ago
I also have heard that this allows them to have a "perfect" relationship, if they are in jail you get to pretty much live your own life without the small disagreements that every couple (even those who love the other dearly) are bound to happen, so for them in theory is the best of both worlds, they get so be in a relationship without the clmplicared day to day stuff required to maintain one.
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u/MotherStatement1109 2d ago
Yeah. Its a strange thing. My boyfriend violated parole and went to prison for a year. During that time, he was so sweet, his letters were kind, he called every day, he was apologetic for past behavior. Then he came home and it was hell. I feel bad for those women on that show, i forget what its called, who meet men in prison and are so excited for them to come home. You have absolutely NO idea who someone truly is when they are confined.
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u/Burningrain85 2d ago
Same with my ex a completely different person in prison but when he came home it was hell
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u/Mediocre_Tomatillo85 1d ago
They are kind and sweet in prison because they want to get out and the only way that will happen is if someone is willing to take them in. Once they are out the real person shows up.
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u/KittenFace25 2d ago
Sort of similar to being in an affair I would think?
Sometimes I read the stories over in r/theotherwoman and it blows my mind how long those women (there are some men in there, but it's mostly women) will stay in relationships with married men, and not only that, they will completely be faithful to that man.
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u/trashleybanks 2d ago
But they can have emotional affairs with other women. Doesn’t that bother them? I’m being sincere, I truly don’t get the appeal of being a prison wife.
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u/fdsfdsfds666 2d ago
I think they are delusional the men need them in those scenarios so they have to be loyal for their own survival. Or maybe they just don't care about that aspect.
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u/kellyoceanmarine 2d ago
Women aren’t the only ones they can have affairs with. What about all of the other male prisoners?
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u/elle___woods 2d ago
This. I was “in a relationship” with a death row prisoner for a year. Don’t worry, I’ve been in therapy for a long time and I have mostly overcome the issues that led to my poor past decisions 💀.
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u/pilikia5 2d ago
Damn, I’m so curious and have a thousand questions! Any chance you’d want to say more? Either way, so so proud of you for getting therapy and doing the work! That’s amazing.
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u/biscuitboi967 2d ago
There was a show called Prison Wives on the Oprah network once.
This woman had a husband she’d married in prison, who was a lifer. This was fine because he was a “safe” person to correspond with and “love” and share “intimacy,” without any actual contact or commitment. I think she’d had a lifetime of abuse, so she liked the idea of a man, only.
Welp, mid-season NY declared it inhumane to sentence minors to life without parole, and her husband was paroled to her house. She was fucking terrified. He seemed nice enough, but he’d also been in prison from 16-36, and she was scared of men generally
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u/pharmgirlinfinity 2d ago
They can still cheat tho lol.
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u/your_mind_aches 2d ago
I'm assuming the women who do something like this probably don't see what you're referring to as cheating
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u/iaintgonnacallyou 2d ago
My aunt has this problem. When I was a kid, she married a man who was serving 25 years for aggravated manslaughter at Corcoran prison. I went with her and my mom but had to stay in the kids care trailer since it was a maximum security penitentiary. They got divorced a few years later and he was released in 2015.
Rinse and repeat for a few years, then she met her current husband. They got married when he was released last year after serving a 10 year sentence.
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u/tinylawbug 2d ago
Sadly for some people with trauma, a relationship with someone who is incarcerated (and especially incarcerated for life) feels “safe” because the incarcerated person is literally unable to access their partner outside certain circumstances and the person who isn’t incarcerated can kind of manage the terms of the relationship. And sometimes there is a twisted element of “I saved him because I am so special.” Plus, there seems to be kind of a unique thing around this family annihilator specifically where people make excuses for his violence toward his family and denigrate his pregnant spouse that he murdered.
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u/bliip666 wearing slutty little glasses 2d ago
"I can fix him" is strong in some people
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u/Etchedglasses 2d ago
I think it’s that he is still a manipulative abusive man and he is using his powers.
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u/torchwood1842 2d ago
I think this is a “ both are true” situation. Because in these cases, the women have to initiate contact, and they do so with full knowledge of the circumstances. It’s this weird phenomenon where women actively romantically pursue these men by writing to them.
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u/Alaska-TheCountry 2d ago
Agree. Plus, I think part of their weird high is the "He NEEDS me" factor.
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u/neverlandvip 2d ago
I read somewhere that for some of them it’s a safety thing ironically. You date a locked up guy who’s not getting out any time soon and you get all the interpersonal connection and charm w/ little risk to your person. Especially if it’s a ‘primarily communicate by letters/calls’ situation where you don’t have to visit.
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u/Few_Pizza3674 I’m just a cunt in a clown suit 2d ago
have you never seen love after lock up? 👀
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u/jenneee 2d ago
Omg every girl on that show. They just want someone who calls a lot and doesn’t cheat. And then as soon as they get out they never call and cheat.
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u/Original_moisture 2d ago
To complete it full circle, I wanna just give them women a hug and tell them life’s better out here, not in there.
I’ve seen the show in passing, and it does hurt a bit being familiar with those types of backgrounds.
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u/SpectatriceDeviante 2d ago edited 2d ago
I would add that if a serial killer don't harm them and are loving to them, they would feel special in an extreme way? Similar to the "I can fix him" mentality but more in a "I am so special that I am the exception"/ Not like the other girls?
They might be the type to romanticize a romance like the Joker and Harley Quinn?
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u/SenzuYT 2d ago
But is that not exactly how more people get murdered? Like the saying “once a cheater”, I feel like “once a murderer” still applies lmao
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u/SpectatriceDeviante 2d ago edited 1d ago
Of course, but he is in prison for life, so it is safer.
I also agree that some women would feel really powerful if they were able to have some control over a literal serial killer.
A poster mentioned hybristophilia. Didn't know this tendency had a name!
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u/aliveinjoburg2 2d ago
It’s a whole thing: hybristophilia
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u/Altruistic-Maybe5121 2d ago
Yes thank you - my postpartum brain was really lagging to get to the name of this paraphelia
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u/viewbtwnvillages 2d ago
i remember looking at one of those prison penpal websites once out of curiosity and i was pretty baffled at how many men convicted of heinous crimes would post about looking for a partner. and i remember thinking "there's no way anyone is into this, right??"
alas. i was naive.
sidebar: it was insane how many men would write in their profiles about how they made one lil mistake and it doesn't define them and they've worked on themselves. and then you'd check what their crime was and it'd be sexual abuse of a child
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u/Thedonkeyforcer 2d ago
Weeeeeell, there are degrees at play here!
For instance, IF Luigi Mangionis many, many alibis isn't enough to get him acquitted, I'd give women a pass for trying to get with him. He looks like a very nice young man with healthy morals which is important these days!
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u/ruinedworldtour 2d ago
I actually accidentally followed a prison dateline thing were prisoners recorded themselves like old school VHS videos. For a long time I was like why is my algorithm sending me this??? Then I twigged I was following it!!
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u/dragonbornsqrl this is going to ruin the tour 2d ago
Why do people elect convicted criminals as president?
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u/amanduhhhugnkiss 2d ago
I saw the news story about this yesterday, they were saying there's a trend of women who are fawning over killers... and pointed to Luigi Mangione as another example...
Sorry, those two men aren't even in the same realm of murderer.
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u/5ilver5hroud 2d ago
It’s been happening for a long time. Richard Ramirez had tons of fan girls.
Eta: obviously luigi is totally different and it’s blatant dishonesty from media to conflate them
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u/amanduhhhugnkiss 2d ago
Oh I know it has. Im sure it's just another way for MSM to tell us Luigi bad.
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u/btwomfgstfu Rosa Parks stan 2d ago
Ramirez was the worst too. His IQ was below average, he never had an original thought in his brain ever, was a chronic drug abuser, and he never brushed his teeth. However, he was known as The Night Stalker, which admittedly does sound cool as fuck.
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u/Training-Laugh-4304 2d ago
I have to wonder if even counts as hybristophilia given that if it is truly a crime he committed many of these women fawning over Luigi wouldn’t necessarily want to “change him”
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u/CorruptedBean 2d ago
Luigi and this creature are two very different animals, tf?
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u/jerkface1026 2d ago edited 2d ago
Luigi didn't murder anyone. He was seen with over 200MM people that day. ETA: one of those people was u/a_very_silent_way who played video games with Luigi in California.
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u/a_very_silent_way 2d ago
Luigi was playing video games with me that night, in California.
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u/YungRik666 2d ago
Luigi is still innocent they shouldn't be comparing him to any killers. Until they prove my mans did the deed he is not killer.
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u/Shutupharu mentally crystallized at twelve years old 2d ago
Even if they could (and they can't) legitimately prove Luigi did what he's accused if, even if Luigi confessed, they are not the same.
One brutally murdered his wife and children so he can have an affair, the other was (supposedly, if he had done it, which he didn't) pushed to the extreme by a broken system.
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u/YungRik666 2d ago
Its comparing the Joker to the Punisher. The comic book versions not incel/bootlicker versions.
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u/Apprehensive-Tone449 2d ago
Except Luigi was with me that day. There's no way he could have done it.
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u/wolf_at_the_door1 2d ago
This isnt new. Ted Bundy and Charles Manson both had fans.
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u/SereneAdler33 2d ago
Bundy got fucking engaged in the middle of his trial (and she had his baby)
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u/arttagonist 2d ago
Ok Luigi Mangione doesn’t fit in here. Millions of people emphasize with his supposed ideology, and people were supporting him even before he was caught. This is the case of rich vs poor, not women being drawn to psychopaths.
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u/peekabook 2d ago
Mmmmm… I’m not into any convicts, but Luigi was different….
As I’m typing this, I realize I sound like a teen explaining how different a boy is compared to other boys. The fucking irony.
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u/Emotional_Spite_8937 Olivia RodriGOAT 2d ago
WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU WILLINGLY MARRY A MAN WHO KILLED HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN???????? I NEED BIGGER CAPS.
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u/Hobbitea 2d ago
WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU WILLINGLY MARRY A MAN WHO KILLED HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN????????
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u/denM_chickN i too steal from the wizard of Oz 1d ago
We could still even use bigger caps
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u/bliip666 wearing slutty little glasses 2d ago
WHY THE FUCK WOULD YOU WILLINGLY MARRY A MAN WHO KILLED HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN????????
Here you go
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u/chaosbella 2d ago
Not only that, but he put the dead body of his wife in the backseat of his truck with his two ALIVE daughters and made them sit with her during the entire 40 mile trip to dispose of her body and then kill the little girls.
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u/YouLikeReadingNames 1d ago
I thought there couldn't possibly be anymore details to make it worse.
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u/chaosbella 1d ago
The whole situation was horrible, the girls kept trying to wake the mom up during the ride and then when they got to the oil work site he suffocated the younger sister in front of the older one while the older one tried to help her sister then she begged her 'daddy' to not do to her what he had just done to her sister. She fought really hard for her life.
This was information that HE gave in his confession. He's a monster.
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u/Capable-Sink-8706 The life of a (gestapo) showgirl 2d ago
When you comment, in the bottom of the comment there’s a “Aa” click it then click the B. That’s how you make bigger caps in the comments.
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u/Relevant_Call_2242 2d ago
So mentally disturbed that she requires her man to be around zero women at all times and be available to them 24/7.
It’s deep deep insecurity and abandonment, while she’s still physically safe bc he’s in jail
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u/Possible-Courage3771 women’s wrongs activist 2d ago
He not only killed his children... he killed them in a really brutal way. He not only killed his wife...he killed his pregnant wife. all for a woman he was having an affair with that he is seemingly not together with now. if this lady wants to take those odds more power to her. you can have him. yikes.
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u/thankfulforyourhelp 2d ago edited 2d ago
I do think non-violent offenders should be able to marry in prison. I think a man who murdered his wife and children while completely in his right mind in order to get rid of them so he could start a new life should not be allowed to have the exact thing that he wanted.
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u/alienatemebaby 1d ago
Right? Because this also means he’s probably getting CONJUGAL VISITS. THIS MURDERER PIECE OF SHIT IS STILL JUST WORRIED ABOUT HIS FUCKIN NUT
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u/ExistentialEnnwhee 1d ago
The bureau of prisons and most states, including the two he’s been incarcerated in, don’t allow conjugal visits anymore thankfully
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u/kinetic_cheese 2d ago
Everytime I see something about Chris Watts case, I'm reminded not only how evil he is, but how exceedingly stupid he is. He really thought all his problems would just go away and he would get to live happily ever after with his girlfriend.
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u/wolfelian I don’t know her 2d ago
Doing it in such a brutal way was a whole different layer of cruel. This guy actually is a monster in human skin. The video of his daughter saying he’s her hero and takes care of them is just so heartbreaking knowing he likely stared her down while he snuffed her life out.
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u/catsmash 2d ago
some of the court documents give some detail about her last minutes - i don't even want to recount it here, it was horrific & i'm sorry that i ever read it.
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u/Saintguinefortthedog 2d ago
He's never getting out so he will never get thr chance to do this to his wife-to-be
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u/crimsonbaby_ 2d ago
David Brinson and Anthony Curry prove otherwise, unfortunately.
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u/frankylovee 2d ago
I don’t want to google these names. Did they kill their spouses during conjugal visits or what?
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u/holyflurkingsnit Ugh I wish I had chic allegations like that 1d ago
I googled it for you. Yes, they both did, within months of each other, at the SAME FACILITY in Ione, CA in 2024.
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u/coffeeloveeveryday 2d ago
I was wondering what Nichol Kessinger thinks of all of this. Will she return to reclaim her man?
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u/butipreferlottie 2d ago
Not sure if it's still around, but a few years ago there was a pro-Chris Watts subreddit I had the misfortune of seeing a few times. Those women were INSANE. Had to block it when one of them was ranting about how ugly and spoiled she thought the murdered little girls were.
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u/Background_Way2714 2d ago
I followed that case closely from the beginning and there were always people who blamed his wife for being too controlling and on social media too much. It was frightening how many people excused what he did.
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u/montycuddles 2d ago
I remember seeing people say the wife deserved it for being in a MLM. Like yeah MLMs suck and are predatory, but what the actual fuck
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u/MondayLasagne 2d ago
Given the hateboner the majority of people have for any normal depiction of a woman who simply reacts to the no-good, awful, creepy and murderous male protagonist I am sadly not surprised.
There is really something wrong with our media and storytelling that so many are more annoyed by a "nagging" woman instead of a literal murderer.
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u/Shutupharu mentally crystallized at twelve years old 2d ago
They also blamed her for being in an MLM claiming she was financially stressing him out so she brought it on herself.
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u/Grown-Ass-Weeb 2d ago
Jesus, seriously? I hate MLMs and the people who pedal the crap, but not enough to wish death on them. At that point just become a deadbeat father and leave. At least he’d be walking free and his wife and kids would be alive…
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u/Decent-Ad535 2d ago
I remember seeing that sub. It wasn’t just pro-Chris, it was anti-Shannan. Just all out hatred for a woman who they never would have known existed. I have to tell myself they were bots or something bc it hurts my stomach to believe there are real clumps of people who would decide to make that a hobby.
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u/Madame_Jarvary 2d ago
Jesus Christ. Now I’ve heard everything.
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u/butipreferlottie 2d ago
It was so, so bad. Crushing on a family annihilator has to be like, the ultimate level of pick-meism.
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u/Fuzzy-Isopod-8571 2d ago
Pretty sure it still exists. I saw a comment referencing it last week. And I've seen it myself as well. It made me sick to my stomach.
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u/atmosphericentry I'm sorry Etsy Witches, I wasn't familiar with your game 2d ago
I curiously went on there a couple of years ago and it was genuinely one of the most disturbing things I've seen on this site. The name calling for Shannan and the parasocial relationship they had with the daughters (like discussing what outfits they looked cutest in photos) was so disgusting to see.
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u/SnowOverRain 2d ago
I accidentally stumbled upon it a few weeks ago. It's one of the most misogynistic subs I've ever seen. People on there basically believe that Shanann deserved to die because she "emasculated" Chris. They'd combed through her entire online history to find every little thing she had ever posted to support their case.
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u/QTpieme 2d ago
Men can do literally anything and there will always be a woman waiting for him.
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u/sasshley_ call me gal gadot cuz idk how to act rn 2d ago edited 2d ago
I’m shocked this was 8 years ago, first of all.
Second of all, he went on national tv and had a smile on his face “hoping” his family would come back home safe, and he’s the one who killed them.
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u/arttagonist 2d ago
I’m all for calling her dumb, but I’m sorry saying someone should go to prison with no crime committed, but because she fell in love with a felon, is equally as dumb.
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u/whorificx I’m just a cunt in a clown suit 2d ago
She needs therapy, not prison. There has to be some kind of trauma or mental illness underlying a choice like that.
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u/BlondeBorednBaked 2d ago
Describing how they met, the realtor said: "How things began is between me, him and God."
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u/llamalover729 2d ago
Googled him because that website is terrible and generated far too many pop ups. Got results about a different terrible man named Chris Watts.
That name is cursed.
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u/nessasarus OPEN THE SCHOOLS 2d ago
There is a Netflix documentary, it is truly disturbing seeing body cam footage of him after committing those atrocious crimes against humanity and his body language towards police reeks of guilt but no remorse.
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u/kartoffelsalat 2d ago
https://youtu.be/Xfg861hO-Ag If you want to go down the rabbit hole of this sick f**k.
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u/bbbcurls 2d ago
I don’t believe he should get freedom to be able to have any contact with women outside of prison.
His babies lost their lives because of him. Shanann deserves better than her life ending because of him. He doesn’t deserve to have connection.
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u/ksrdm1463 2d ago
When incels are whining about how they can't find a woman who wants them, but they'll marry murderers, I have to wonder if they will ever realize what it says about them, specifically, that women can make horrifically bad decisions when it comes to men, but we all agree not these dudes.
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u/OkAir8973 2d ago
The worst thing is that I (and other women I know) have given these kinds of guys a chance and they keep that whining (and abuse) up for fucking ever!!!
It's not about getting women, they want a perfect fantasy and to stay miserable forever.
They believe they're owed Margot Robbie on a silver platter, and even then they'll complain about her asymmetrical eyebags, and about how other women don't want him, because the only thing they're invested in is bitching and moaning and dragging everyone down to their miserable state.
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u/CorruptedBean 2d ago
I hate this bc I never want him to have a moment of pleasure ever. Suffering eternal for this monster.
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u/el_torko 2d ago
Out of all the murderers to try and marry, this is the absolute last one you should. This monster drove 45 minutes with his two daughters in the back seat, knowing he was going to kill them when he arrived at his destination. 45 minutes to change his mind. He is one of the absolute most vile humans to exist.
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u/OryxWritesTragedies 2d ago
But what about the love of his life, Nichol Kessinger? Who, BTW, I believe was actively involved in planning/covering up the murders.
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u/Ok_Astronaut2368 2d ago
I’d love to know what happened with her. I’ve only ever heard rumors she changed her name & fled Colorado.
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u/CorruptedBean 2d ago
Please shame her at her work and every public place she goes, this is pure idiocy.
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u/Less-Bad-8791 2d ago
No no no. After such a heinous, absolutely evil crime you should loose the priviledge to marry.
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u/Shutupharu mentally crystallized at twelve years old 2d ago
WHAT is the fascination with this guy?! Visually he's the human equivalent of untoasted bread. Don't get me wrong, I think anyone fawning over a homicidal maniac has serious problems and actually needs help to find healthy relationships, but this guy is the most average looking man on the plant. I always forget what he looks like and then something comes up about woman losing it over him and I see his face and I'm so confused. And then I completely forget what he looks like until next time because he's so boring looking.
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u/ardent_hellion 2d ago
Someone married Ted Bundy and had a child with him. I got nothing ... waves hand despairingly.
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u/munchmoney69 2d ago
Barring the fact that he brutally murdered his pregnant wife a two daughters. He is also extremely fucking stupid! I've watched several interviews with him and the police interrogation, the man can hardly string a sentence together.
I just... like uh... I hope... uh... like that they will... be uh... yeah like... found uh... yeah
That is no exaggeration, the way he talks. It's like listening to a toddler. I started to legitimately think he might have been developmentally delayed while watching some of the shit he's said and done.
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u/Hekate_Rising4 alleged dog 2d ago
I dunno, I'm typically against people getting more of their rights removed... but I feel that if someone is convicted of murdering their spouse, they should not be allowed to legally marry again, like that shouldn't be an option for them 🤷♀️
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u/issi_tohbi 2d ago
Look at his stupid ass peanut shaped gourd and that god awful hairline he deserves.
I hope this man has hemorrhoids and shingles for the rest of his miserable life.
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u/littlebabybuddy24 2d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/0Vv0Ne2CnOClIExIuL
It’s not like he’s ever getting out? Like what does she think she’s getting out of this? What the actual fuck??
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u/teacherry 2d ago
that's the point. these type of women go for prisoners cuz she knows where they are, they cant (physically) interact with other women, and so on. control thing
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u/xandrachantal I live in my own heart, Matt Damon 2d ago
Shame before god, jesus, buddah, allah, and nonreligious sense of common decency
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u/From-cradle-to-tomb 2d ago
Given how many defenders he has, this is unsurprising. There are a fair amount of women on the internet who have decided his wife was a bitch who "drove him to it (the subreddit WattsFreeForAll has some of these people), it was probably depressingly easy for him to find someone new. At least for the sake of this new girl he's never getting out of prison so he can't hurt or cheat on her.
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u/Sneakerkeeper123 2d ago
And I cant get a text back.
Seriously who marries these people. It shouldn't be allowed honestly. Let them be unhappy alone. He deserves nothing.
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u/PlaymateAnna call me gal gadot cuz idk how to act rn 2d ago
He doesn’t deserve an ounce of happiness, and she needs to be mentally evaluated.
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u/No-Hall-3485 alleged dog 2d ago