Two Face- the Man Underneath Christopher Watts
TWO FACE
THE MAN UNDERNEATH CHRISTOPHER WATTS
By Nick van der Leek
Copyright (c) 2018 by Nick van der Leek
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Cover design: Nick van der Leek
“It just seems like I’m living in a nightmare, and I can’t get out of it.”― Chris Watts, August 14th 2018
“If you ain’t the lead dog, the scenery never changes.” ― Lewis Grizzard
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Disclaimer
On August 20 2018, Weld County prosecutors in Colorado formally charged Christopher Lee Watts with nine felony counts, including three counts of first-degree murder after deliberation [premeditated murder], two counts of first-degree murder in regards to victims under 12 in a position of trust, one count of first-degree unlawful termination of a pregnancy, and three counts of tampering with a deceased human body. As of this writing, September 2018, the defendant admits he murdered his pregnant wife, but disputes that he murdered his two children. The criminal trial commences on November 19th 2018.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Final Breaths
Cadaver Dogs
REVISITING THE TIMELINE
From Noon – Monday Afternoon
Tuesday, August 14
Wednesday, August 15
Thursday, August 16
Friday, August 17
Monday, August 20
August 21-September 1
PLUMBING THE MAN BEHIND THE MASK
A Home of our Own?
An Initial Analysis of Shan’ann’s 30 Minute Video + Six Unintended Thrive-With-Me Insights
Behind the Mirror of Facebook [Part 1]
His Backstory
Her Backstory
Issues of Sexual Identity?
Living a Lie and Running out of Time
Motive and The Psychology of Oil
Revisiting the Porch
A Married Man’s Best Friend
When were Bella and Celeste Murdered?
About the Author
Final Breaths
“I came home and walked in the house and nothing. Just vanished.”― Chris Watts to Denver7
The LCD on the dashboard of the white Mitsubishi GT blinks three numerals in white: 1:47. Nickole Utoft Atkinson’s hail-damaged vehicle, with a year left to pay off, cruises silently through a brand new neighborhood. The scattering of new homes slumbering on the outskirts of Frederick glisten under the polish of stars wheeling over a Colorado night sky.
The diamond-white beams turn into Saratoga Trail. The two 30-something women in the cabin are silent. It’s been a long night. Hours ago they were in another time, in another place, and if they’d stayed there, Shan’ann may have still had the rest of her life ahead of her.
At 18:00 in Tempe the Le-vel girls have a bigger dinner and more drinks than expected when their flight is cancelled. As if the gods are determined to keep Shan’ann away from home, the power at the Thirsty Lion Gastropub & Grill goes out. The ladies post photos of themselves and their leftovers meals in the semi-darkness to Facebook. Shan’ann posts her final message to Facebook:
Best way to leave Arizona with you and Addy and loss of power while eating dinner.