American Murder killer Chris Watts 'hears' daughter's harrowing final scream 'every day'

Gogglebox star Scarlett Moffatt, 31, has imagined the sweet way she would pay tribute to boyfriend Scott Dobinson if he died. In the special series finale episode of the Scarlett Moffatt Wants to Believe podcast, the couple discussed a tragic love story that may have resonated with many of their listeners.The pair discussed the purported story behind the voice of the emblematic London Underground automated messages.Scarlett explained: “If you’ve ever been on the Tube in London, there’s this announcement that goes, ‘Please, mind the gap.’“And for some reason it always makes us laugh…”She continued: “Well, the guy who voiced that in 1950 - he unfortunately passed away - and his wife sometimes goes to the Tube and sits on a bench just to listen to her husband’s voice.”Scott added: “Because they changed and then she got really upset and went to some of the Underground employees.“And they told her there’s only one station in London where they changed it back.“It’s her local station and it’s still her husband and they won’t change it.”Scarlett gushed: “That’s so cute, isn’t it?”Scott agreed: “I think that’s nice, yeah.”The heartwarming story made Scarlett theorise on how she would pay tribute to Scott in a similar way if he died.She confessed: “I think if you ever passed away I’d listen to all the episodes of this podcast.”Scott joked: “Someone’s got to keep the listeners coming in...”The Gogglebox star added: “It’s just going to be me, isn’t it?”But she immediately pointed out that she hoped Scott did not die any time soon.She said: “I mean, I hope you just don’t pass away, but if you do.

“During the past two years, I have rediscovered myself as a woman and a person evolving in this industry.“I learned so much about myself, others, my job, its good and « less good » sides.“I grew up, I’m stronger.Thanks to all these beautiful souls that I met and who gave me so much love and support.”Josephine then ended her post with a poignant message to her colleagues.She added: “I love you with all my heart and I will be forever grateful to you.”The actress bid farewell to her role two weeks ago after Florence was caught in a mission gone wrong.The character had been sent to Jamaica but soon found herself having to flee the Caribbean.In an emotional goodbye, she hugged her fellow police officers and left Saint Marie.

Letters From Christopher: The Tragic Confessions of the Watts Family Murders.Shanann was expecting the couple’s third child at the time of her murder and Chris has since come out to confirm that he tried to make her miscarry.He fed his wife the opiate painkiller Oxycodone without her knowledge in an attempt to terminate the pregnancy. In the letters, he reveals that he thought it would be easier to be with girlfriend Nichol Kessinger if Shanann wasn’t pregnant.In the police interview, Chris claimed that he killed his wife in a fit of rage before confessing to smothering his two young daughters.However, in the letters, he shares a devastatingly different story.

Netflix documentary on the case was released recently.

Gogglebox stars were forced to lift their jaws up of the ground after watching American Murder: The Family Next Door.

Netflix true crime documentary American Murder: The Family Next Door have been left stunned after claiming they've seen a ghost in a clip from the show.The series tells the story of how evil killer Chris Watts killed his pregnant wife Shanann and their two young daughters, Bella, four, or Celeste, three.In one episode, viewers have been given the creeps by what they reckon is a "ghost" in the background of body cam footage.The clip shows Chris inside his home with several police officers as well as Shanann's friend Nickole Atkinson and her son, who were the first to report the mother of two missing.What looks like a young girl is seen near the entrance to a nearby room as police officers speak to Chris.Viewers have rushed to social media to

Chris Watts' parents Cindy and Ronnie Watts "still love" their son despite him killing their grand kids and daughter in law.

Netflix documentary, American Murder: The Family Next Door, but there was a chilling detail producers didn't include. Not only did Chris withstand seven hours of questioning about where they might have vanished to, knowing full well they were all dead at his own hands - but his scores left cops and the polygraph operator gobsmacked.His scores came back at minus 18 - the accepted score for someone lying is around minus four.Chris only confessed to the murder of his wife and children after he was told of his shockingly low score.He confessed he was "not a good man" and dumped his daughters' bodies in a "freakin' oil tank".

tells the story of 34-year-old Shan’ann Watts, who seemingly had the perfect life with her husband Chris and the couple’s two young daughters, Bella, four, and Celeste, three.However, we quickly learn that the family’s life isn’t so perfect after all, as Shan’ann and her two daughters are reported missing, and straight away, viewers can sense her husband Chris had something to do with it and TV doctor, Dr Phil says there’s a very good reason for this.At the end of the documentary, which shows real footage taken by Shan’ann and text messages she exchanged with her husband, we find out what really happened, as Chris admits to murdering his wife and children.The 35-year-old was found to be having an affair with another woman but Dr Phil,

Netflix killer Chris Watts has given further detail on the horrific murder of his wife and children.Chris has penned a letter recounting the moment he took his wife Shannon's life from prison.The letter obtained by the Daily Mail goes into graphic detail about his horrific attack, which is the centre of new crime doc American Murder: The Family Next Door. Chris penned: "All the weeks of me thinking about killing her, and now I was faced with it."When she started to get drowsy, I somehow knew how to squeeze the jugular veins until it cut off the blood flow to her brain, and she passed out..."I knew if I took my hands off of her, she would still keep me from [the woman he was cheating with] Nikki.

Chris Watts murdered his wife and two daughters is the subject of a new Netflix documentary called American Murder: The Family Next Door.Initially he denied knowing anything about their whereabouts, but eventually he confessed to murdering Shanann Watts, and her daughters Bella, four and Celeste, three.Watts was having an affair with Nichol – who he had told he was going through a divorce when they first met.They had met when Nichol was working as a field engineer for Tasman Geosciences in 2018.Watts and Nichol quickly became friends, and two months before he murdered his family, their relationship became romantic.At the same time, Watts was still playing happy family, with his wife expecting their third child – who they planned to call

Chris Watts described the moment his wife Shanann's eyes filled with blood when he murdered her in a bombshell letter he sent from prison.

murdered her. New Netflix film American Murder: The Family Next Door, documents how Shanann Watts and her two daughters were brutally murdered by husband Chris in 2018 after he cheated on her.

Netflix, you will know how chilling it is. The documentary follows a triple murder case which shocked America in 2018.Viewers follow the investigation into the murders of Shanann Watts, 34, and her two daughters Bella, four, and Celeste, three.

Having killed his wife and two daughters, Chris Watts calmly returned to their Colorado home and pretended he was concerned for their whereabouts.

children has left Netflix viewers ‘broken’. American Murder: The Family Next Door recalls the true story of Chris Watts.The 35-year-old was found guilty of murdering his wife Shanann, 34, and their two daughters Bella and Celeste - who were aged four and three respectively.

Netflix’s chilling new documentary American Murder: The Family Next Door focuses on the horrifying case of Chris Watts, who killed his pregnant wife and two children in August 2018.Initially, Watts said he had no idea where his wife Shanann and his daughters Bella, four, and Celeste, three were.But a few hours later his narrative began to unravel – and he ultimately confessed to the triple murder.Thanks to the suspicions of the family’s eagle-eyed neighbour, the police were able to put the pieces of the puzzle together much quicker.In the Netflix documentary, body cam footage of a police officer can be seen inside Watts’ living room.The footage also shows Watts looking very nervous while he watches footage from his neighbour’s CCTV

Netflix viewers have been moved to tears by the latest documentary to be added to the streaming service, titled American Murder: The Family Next Door.

Chris Watts finally confessed to murdering his wife. The 35-year-old’s sickening crimes are the subject of new Netflix documentary American Murder: The Family Next Door.

Netflix called American Murder: The Family Next Door explores the chilling true story of how Chris Watts murdered his whole family.Chris Watts killed his pregnant wife Shan'ann, followed by his two daughters – Bella, four and Celeste, three.He’s now serving multiple life sentences at a prison in Wisconsin, US.Before being convicted, Watts revealed the final moments of his daughters lives in a five-hour interview with investigators.He also shared the devastating last words of his daughter Bella.Bella’s last words were “Daddy, no!”, according to the police report.Watts told investigators that he hears those two words every time he closes his eyes.The four-year-old had watched her him drag her mother down the stairs, started to cry, and asked:

Chris Watts sent a chilling text to his mistress just hours after brutally murdering his pregnant wife and two young daughters.After dumping their bodies, the killer messaged Nichol Kessinger to say his family were "gone".Still playing the part of the devoted dad, he claimed he had no idea where pregnant Shanann, four-year-old Bella and three-year-old Celeste could be.He let police search his house, and even went on local news to plead for his family's safe return. But Nichol, who thought Chris was divorced, said he seemed calm and emotionless after claiming they were missing.