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

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The new info that he's shed on the case was very difficult to read, yet similar to a car wreck you can't help but look at when you drive by it.

Elsewhere in the letters, admitting to Cadle that he slipped Oxycodone to Shan'ann, who was 15 weeks pregnant at the time of her death, in an attempt to cause her to miscarry, Chris wrote, "I thought it would be easier to be with Nichol if Shan'ann wasn't pregnant. If I were to have seen a doctor during my case, then anything I said could've been subpoena by DA's court. 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. Its obvious her intention was to further divide the families and that isn't right or healthy for anyone.

Chris Watts with his wife Shanann and two young daughters Credit: Refer to Caption What did Chris Watts do? After a few back-and-forth letters, Chris sent the paperwork to Cheryln to be put on the visitors' list. 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.

The Netflix documentary details how Watts actually killed his daughters at a second location, after he murdered Shanann. Oz Show (again, clips can be found on YouTube; part 4 is what I am referencing here, Cadle made it very clear she is not a doctor. Thanks to everyone for notifying me of the blatant plagiarism of my book, "His Garden: Conversations with a Serial Killer" by author Cherlyn Cadle in her book "Letters from Christopher.This book tells the true story of the crime and Chris’s testimony of how he came to be a follower of Christ after the murders. One, which made headlines in 2019, is that Watts claims he felt he'd killed his daughters "twice," since he apparently tried to suffocate them while at home, before he strangled Shanann. Cadle's descriptions of her visit with Watts, who we still cannot fathom how he did something so horrific as the killings he did in 2018 were captivating. It claims to include never-before-heard information that "even the FBI doesn't know," but there's been major controversy surrounding the book since its release. She goes into detail, citing specific passages alleged stolen and provided a side-by-side comparison.

I bought the book on Kindle and I did a side-by-side comparison of the plagiarized sections and I was just overwhelmed," Howard said in an interview with Attorney Scott Reisch. Others have also accused Cadle of plagiarizing another true-crime book, 2018's His Garden: Conversations With a Serial Killer. Watts, 35, cried in court as he pleaded guilty to five counts of murder in the first degree, three counts of tampering with a deceased human body, and one count of unlawful termination of a pregnancy.to get a "taste" of the book by discussion before I decided to drop money on a book that covers a case I already know too much about. This community exists to discuss the murders of the Watts family and the subsequent arrest of Chris Watts. She mentions the 2/2019 FBI interview multiple times as far as Chris saying how mad he was that agents showed up without giving him any warning, but that’s the extent of it. Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page.