Worked for me!Nope!
I do remember noting this. I haven't watched it again, but I remember he seemed to shake his head no when Rourke was talking about how CW separated the girls into different oil wells so they wouldn't even be together in death. How he wouldn't even give them that final dignity of being together. CW seemed to twitch a bit and shake his head slightly. My thought at the time was that he was thinking, "No, I didn't put that much thought into it. I didn't care about separating them or not. I just did not know how much oil or room there was for both of them." Or that he didn't want to trigger a level movement setting off some indicator someone else could see.I remember that as well and thought to recall the exact portion but now I can't. It had something to do with the kids I think.
Who's Sam?Sam advised Chris didn’t want the baby Shanann was currently pregnant with and that he wanted a separation.
Yet investigators found no evidence of an affair with him. Maybe it was another man that paid for them. How could she have known it was him since she never met him? He could have just told her it was the same guy. ImoThey showed the stack of 2000 pages and said they will be going through them closely. They interviewed the gay lovers mother who said her son had admitted to the affair long before any of this and that Chris paid $300 for the lip injections.
I haven't read it for myself yet. I'm just telling you what Denver7 is saying and they are usually accurate. They said he had a gay lover and a string of affairs. ETA: Maybe she had seen his texts, the ones he showed AB long before all of this happened.Yet investigators found no evidence of an affair with him. Maybe it was another man that paid for them. How could she gave known it was him since she never met him? He could have just told her it was the same guy. Imo
I thought they said NK was the only one related to the murders?Yet investigators found no evidence of an affair with him. Maybe it was another man that paid for them. How could she gave known it was him since she never met him? He could have just told her it was the same guy. Imo
A friend CW gave investigators a phone number for.Who's Sam?
How did anyone other than Chris, LE and the school know that Chris had called the school to unenroll Bella? Who told any of the friends, family?
I don't know. We just categorize things better. The world I think has become a less violent place in many areas, since Jesus walked the earth.
And the reason I kept using the term "Greek tragedy" at the beginning of the case is because that's what it was. Horrific things like this have been described since antiquity.
There's a book called Wisconsin Death Trip which is a gruesome little "coffee table" book about the reality of the pioneers to places in what was then the west, like Wisconsin.
It has tons of photos, newspaper clippings, letters, and various recorded information.
The number of family annihilations that took place in Wisconsin alone, during that period in the late 1800's, is astonishing. And these were very religious folk.
Evil has always walked the earth. IMO we've just gotten fancier at categorizing it. And IMO, the less people struggle with things they need to obtain a happy and healthy life, the less we see of such things.
That being said, I don't think there was one thing that would've enabled any intervention or diagnosis that could've helped CW or prevented him from becoming the monster he is today.
The signs were too subtle. The façade was too well crafted. I don't see how anyone could ever guess that a man who carefully wiped his kids' noses, and played with them, and bathed them, and snuggled them, would becomethis unrecognizable thing. You know what I mean?
He never showed real anger. He didn't have a real romantic relationship before CW. His mother was a terrible monster-in-law. He was a quiet guy who wasn't very social, really. Studious. Determined. But not into having fun.
In retrospect, they are signs, even though countless normal people have very similar characteristics.
But signs that could've led anyone to intervene?
That would be things like starting fires, abusing animals, a criminal record, failing grades, domestic violence incidents. Drugs. Alcohol abuse.
We have none of that here. Nothing.
If we had any of that I don't think this case would've gripped us the way it did. It's the stark normalcy of this family that makes the whole thing so darn sinister and shocking.
I don't think there's much that could prevent a unique monster like this from unleashing his evil in the future, except maybe the gut instinct of whatever lucky woman encounters a man like him in the future, sees perfection, but feels doom. And gets the hell out before it's too late.
The more you read the worse it gets."Chris said he could never be himself or be who he was before he met her"
On her first was day missing that's what he told LE!
He also said it was totally possible she was seeing someone else.. Wow
I wonder who suggested that to him?"Chris said he could never be himself or be who he was before he met her"
On her first was day missing that's what he told LE!
He also said it was totally possible she was seeing someone else.. Wow