Yeah, probably from Sephora...
I love Sephora!!! At least they chose a good store.
Yeah, probably from Sephora...
Yes it is.
Every time I try to research this subject I end up with 50% of the contributors say yes, the other 50% dubious.Gotcha. Yeah, he probably thought they’d never be found. I just wonder if DNA evidence can survive after being immersed in crude oil, which contain chemicals.
My thought is that he *knows* there is no DNA, so he asks for testing, so he can say, "But my DNA wasn't found on their necks." I suspect extreme sneakiness.
What can't be detected on the bodies, will be compensated for by hand, palm, foot prints, etc. at the tank disposal site. The picture will become very clear who was responsible for snuffing out the life of this entire, beautiful family. MOOI definitely agree. DNA could easily be explained away (touch DNA), as the defense could claim it was transferred during the body dumping (which he has admitted to).
Autopsy findings may be far more compelling.
I wonder if CW used high end skin care because he sure has nice skin for a monster.
Yes, or all for show....ala, we asked for this because we knew it would exonerate our client. But that darn crude oil (that our client chose...but we won't mention that in the same breath).My thought is that he *knows* there is no DNA, so he asks for testing, so he can say, "But my DNA wasn't found on their necks." I suspect extreme sneakiness.
Bold/italic/underlined by me:I've read that as well, about the text messages.
Below are some transcripts in reference to the man's interview.
CNN.com Transcripts;
"BANFIELD: I do want to say that, you know, some reporting about this remarkable interview last night that lasted an hour was that he was anonymous. He`s absolutely not anonymous. I assure you we know exactly who he is.
We know his name. We know his phone number. We have been in conversations with him for days. He is not anonymous. He is terrified.
He doesn`t want his identity revealed publicly, but that does not make him anonymous. It`s also important to know we reached out to him, not the other way around. A lot of people say that they think this is just a moment he`s seeking in the sun, but we had to work on him for a day to convince him to actually tell the story publicly. Again, not the other way around.
[19:05:07] But I think the biggest bombshell is what you just said. Your inside source in the investigation has confirmed that Chris Watts indeed was having affairs outside of his marriage with both men and women."
Yes, or all for show....ala, we asked for this because we knew it would exonerate our client. But that darn crude oil (that our client chose...but we won't mention that in the same breath).
His work A/P partners and coworkers might not have been accepting of such behavior.If true, this may be one of the reasons for the murders. Maybe SW threatened to expose him. CW wanted freedom and killed them all. CW did not want his shenanigans to be known.
His work A/P partner and coworkers might not have been accepting of such behavior.
Did not know that...but even better for the defense line...Didn't find DNA? But we had the expert who could do it and it was ignored!Also, wasn’t the forensic “expert” they wanted to use for this DNA extraction totally discredited by some of his prior actions ?
Perhaps they were told by CW's attorneys to say nothing at all publicly. JMO.I believe his parents are victims. Their silence on the loss of their grandchildren still says something to me. Not about them being victims. Nothing changes them being victims. About their relationship with their son. JMO
Every time I try to research this subject I end up with 50% of the contributors say yes, the other 50% dubious.
The one comment that stuck with me is that when animals die in tar pits, their remains are intact for a LONG time after and DNA can be extracted then....
Shanann Watts’ father appointed representative of her estate
Shanann did not leave a will. But on Thursday in a Weld County Court telephone hearing, Shannan’s father requested that he be appointed as the personal representative of her estate. That means he will collect all of her assets, but it doesn’t mean he’ll automatically receive them. “Once that estate is collected and he’s figured out whether she owed any money or needs to pay any taxes – after that then he’ll distribute to who is entitled to receive it. It’s typically the spouse and that’s probably where the disagreement is going to arise depending on how the criminal prosecution of Mr. Watts goes,” Dan McKenzie, attorney with McKenzie law firm said.
If Watts is found guilty, Shanann’s father may use a state statute to block him from receiving her possessions.
“He will try and prevent Mr. Watts from getting the property under Colorado Slayer’s Statute which says you can’t benefit from someone you are guilty of causing the death of,” McKenzie said.
The couple’s Fredrick home is valued at more than $400,000 and is only in Christopher Watts’ name. During the telephone hearing, Watts did not object to the appointing of his father-in-law as the representative.
Does it say which shop? Just wondering as a local, tia.
(I guess I could read it when I have time, sorry was being lazy.)
(The fetus abductor DL worked in a children’s consignment shop, I just thought it would be quite a coincidence if it was the same one, “Once Upon a Child”. She also advertised baby clothes for sale on CL which baited her pregnant victim.)
Yes. Google search for articles re Richard Eikelenboom.Also, wasn’t the forensic “expert” they wanted to use for this DNA extraction totally discredited by some of his prior actions ?
When I look at his topless body, it looks like steroids to me. Check out that backyard lawn mowing picture of C.W.. I just googled “bodies with and without steroids,” and you can really see the difference in the arm and chest muscles. Of course, this is pure speculation, MOO.The possibility of steroids has been suggested here, but there is currently no evidence I'm aware of that CW used steroids.Welcome to Websleuths, DeeMor!
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