Thanks for posting that! It provides so much more insight into his mother and her thinking, than those tiny interview clips ever could.
Her hatred of Shanann comes across loud and clear.
She paints Chris as a victim of Shanann, saying that he was always on edge around her.
She says that she and Shanann never got along, and when he mentioned divorce to her, she thought that “he had finally seen the light.”
She does seem open to the possibility that he could have done this, but makes an excuse for him, saying that something must have been wrong with him (mentally), for that to have been the case.
She bashes the attorneys, implying that they didn’t provide him with an adequate defense.
She complains about her being unable to communicate with Chris, saying that things would have gone differently had she been allowed to speak with him prior to the plea (thank God she didn’t).
I can’t say this enough, but she still can’t comprehend that he’s a grown



man, who can make decisions for himself.
She knows that she will be free to talk to Chris after sentencing, but bemoans the fact that it will be too late.
She can’t understand the plea, as the death penalty isn’t used in Colorado, and death row may actually be better than prison.
She says that when she did speak with him, it was through glass, via telephone. She starts to say that he cried during their discussion of the memorial service for the children, but then changes it to say that he looked like he was going to cry.
I’m sure.
Basically, no matter what, Chris isn’t fully responsible for this crime.
Apple. Tree.