Found Deceased CO - Shanann Watts (34), Celeste"Cece" (3) and Bella (4), Frederick, 13 Aug 2018 *Arrest* #22

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Bill Carson said:
This is my current theory**, and I'm doing research to see how common this is. MOO.

* I will caution our VI's that they might want to scroll through this post.

[**Every time that I start typing my theory, I talk myself out of it because every theory seems to conflict with this or that evidence that we know, but here goes...]

One of them killed the children--I find it unimaginable that either would do it. However, based upon the way things turned out, I am going to assume that CW did it. And here's why....

I'm going to assume that if someone asked for a separation, it was SW rather than CW. (I won't go into all of the details at this point, but I suspect that SW wanted out. That's why she spent 5 or 6 weeks in NC with family---to confirm that this is what she wanted. Maybe it had to do with discovering he had an affair, or whatever.)

I going to assume that CW loved SW, and he loved the children even more. The six week separation from SW and the children was extremely painful for him. (Remember what he said in the interview about the quiet house? That's what he lived for five weeks.)

I think that SW told him when he went to NC that she wanted a separation (that's why he seemed distant and uninvolved.) She told him she was moving to NC and taking the girls.

I think the pain of of the thought of losing SW and the girls seemed to CW to be unendurable. He had one last weekend alone with the children while she was in AZ, and he stewed over it.

I think when she got back, he begged her not to go, and she told him she was sure she wanted a divorce and she was going to start packing for the move. I think they got into an argument or fight, and I don't have to explain what happened next. Alternatively, if he knew she was coming back only to leave again, the pain may have caused him to harm the daughters before she arrived.

It wasn't really premeditated, other than it was something that had occurred to him and he couldn't get out of his mind. The fear and pain of separation haunted him and drove him to do the unspeakable.

Afterward, he "stored" and "preserved" the children at a place that was near to his heart--at an oilfield site in a beautiful field of wildflowers.

So that's it---pain of separation of something he deeply loved.

(No, this wasn't an appropriate response by him. He should have sought professional help.)
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This one..this, I can get my head around. It's twisted, yes, but I can grasp it. I bet those girls were indeed wrapped in their blankies, too. Tragic, sad, and very sick.

Could be. Have to think on it..
 
Layla123 said:
How can a father climb up 20’ of stairs, one hand on the rail, carrying the stiff, dead body of his child, two times? This is not a normal person!
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I'm not sure of the answer here. But I do think maybe rigor mortis takes a while to set in. I'm not sure with children. When my husband died at home, it was hours before he was taken away. He was barely cool, but no rigor. A dad could probably carry his little daughters. Not in his right mind of course..
 
Shekkiec said:
She literally posted on May 8 2018 she wants to try . This was within a four day window of getting pregnant . The comments in her post were “ are you trying to tell us something “ “ go for it” when she announced her pregnancy on June 11.. responses were of shock it is as if she was pregnant all ready “ were you lying before ?” So I asked the dr on here if conception could be that quick bc she stated “I was told I could not have kids”. But regardless she got pregnant and CW said “ you always get what you want on video of pregnancy
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Infertility also includes the ability to carry a child, whether or not one can conceive, the inability and risks to carry a child 40 weeks. Things can happen w lupus or other ilks more often than a pregnant healthy woman. MEO
 
Hi all. I’ve lurked since Jon Bennett. I live less than two miles from the CW/SW house. I went to the vigil, the hearing of counts. I never imagined I’d be so close to such a tragedy. I would have been an attorney had my dad not told me I was to silly to be one. On my vacation last year I went to see Travis Alexander’s house and before that I went to see Cayley’s site. I don’t know any of the families however I have reached out to see if they need a place to stay during the trial (s/w to be specific). The Thayers have spoken to me briefly but didn’t give any info which I did not expect.
 
I know we're getting shut down in a minute. The thought that struck me deeply tonight, from idfinch, iirc, is that if we believe chris, and accept the way he reacted after she (supposedly) killed her babies is that.......neither of them cared about any of the babies. Nope, nope nope.
 
Layla123 said:
If CW wanted to prove his innocence, you’d think he would willingly offer his finger and palm prints, to prove he didn’t strangle the girls.
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Hmm DA want photos of CW hands, if all three have matching hand prints, or partial marks and bruises around their necks that match up to CWs hand print he’s toast.
 
Bill Carson said:
This is my current theory**, and I'm doing research to see how common this is. MOO.

* I will caution our VI's that they might want to scroll through this post.

[**Every time that I start typing my theory, I talk myself out of it because every theory seems to conflict with this or that evidence that we know, but here goes...]

One of them killed the children--I find it unimaginable that either would do it. However, based upon the way things turned out, I am going to assume that CW did it. And here's why....

I'm going to assume that if someone asked for a separation, it was SW rather than CW. (I won't go into all of the details at this point, but I suspect that SW wanted out. That's why she spent 5 or 6 weeks in NC with family---to confirm that this is what she wanted. Maybe it had to do with discovering he had an affair, or whatever.)

I going to assume that CW loved SW, and he loved the children even more. The six week separation from SW and the children was extremely painful for him. (Remember what he said in the interview about the quiet house? That's what he lived for five weeks.)

I think that SW told him when he went to NC that she wanted a separation (that's why he seemed distant and uninvolved.) She told him she was moving to NC and taking the girls.

I think the pain of of the thought of losing SW and the girls seemed to CW to be unendurable. He had one last weekend alone with the children while she was in AZ, and he stewed over it.

I think when she got back, he begged her not to go, and she told him she was sure she wanted a divorce and she was going to start packing for the move. I think they got into an argument or fight, and I don't have to explain what happened next. Alternatively, if he knew she was coming back only to leave again, the pain may have caused him to harm the daughters before she arrived.

It wasn't really premeditated, other than it was something that had occurred to him and he couldn't get out of his mind. The fear and pain of separation haunted him and drove him to do the unspeakable.

Afterward, he "stored" and "preserved" the children at a place that was near to his heart--at an oilfield site in a beautiful field of wildflowers.

So that's it---pain of separation of something he deeply loved.

(No, this wasn't an appropriate response by him. He should have sought professional help.)
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I have to absorb this for awhile.
 
JudgeJudi said:
The playdate took place in the afternoon on 12 August. It obviously couldn't have been the 13th as the family had been reported missing on that date.
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Incidentally, C.W. claimed to SW’s friend that she was at a play date on the 13th. She didn’t buy it, and she was right not to, as Shanann was buried in a shallow grave at this point.
 
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