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'Chris Watts Is What We Call A Family Annihilator,’ Says Former FBI Criminal Profiler
In August 2018, Chris Watts, 33, murdered his pregnant wife, Shan’ann, and their two young daughters. Reporting to police that his wife and children were missing, Watts also appeared in front of news cameras to plead for their return.
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“When I saw Chris being interviewed I said, ‘Wow – this guy just gave away the farm,’” says Steve Kardian, a former detective and author of “The New Superpower for Women.”
“Chris Watts is what we call a family annihilator,” says Former FBI Criminal profiler and criminologist Candice DeLong in the video above. She’s also the host of Investigation Discovery’s Deadly Women. “I haven’t seen many cases like this because family annihilators usually commit suicide after the murders,” she adds.
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Chris Watts confessed to killing his family. On November 6, 2018, he pleaded guilty to multiple counts of first-degree murder and was sentenced to five consecutive life sentences.
On Tuesday’s episode, Candice DeLong and Steve Kardian join Dr. Phil and legal commentator Nancy Grace to discuss the Watts family murders. Check here to find out where you can watch.
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“When I saw Chris being interviewed I said, ‘Wow – this guy just gave away the farm,’” says Steve Kardian, a former detective and author of “The New Superpower for Women.”
“Chris Watts is what we call a family annihilator,” says Former FBI Criminal profiler and criminologist Candice DeLong in the video above. She’s also the host of Investigation Discovery’s Deadly Women. “I haven’t seen many cases like this because family annihilators usually commit suicide after the murders,” she adds.
WATCH Dr. Phil On Confessed Killer Chris Watts: ‘He Started Making Really Dumb Mistakes Really Early’
Chris Watts confessed to killing his family. On November 6, 2018, he pleaded guilty to multiple counts of first-degree murder and was sentenced to five consecutive life sentences.
On Tuesday’s episode, Candice DeLong and Steve Kardian join Dr. Phil and legal commentator Nancy Grace to discuss the Watts family murders. Check here to find out where you can watch.
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