Killer dad Chris Watts' extreme transformation and new love letters
Family annihilator Chris Watts is finally taking accountability and expressing regret - but apparently not for slaughtering his family.
TL;DR
- Chris Watts, convicted of murdering his wife and two daughters, is reportedly expressing regret over pressuring his wife for an abortion.
- He has not reportedly expressed regret directly for the murders themselves, but rather for his actions related to the unwanted pregnancy.
- Watts has undergone a significant religious transformation in prison, which he attributes to God's plan for his salvation.
- Sources close to Watts state he is intensely focused on his regret about the abortion and his perceived "ungratefulness" for the pregnancy.
- Love letters written by Watts from prison reveal his focus on past selfishness and his belief that his incarceration is part of a divine plan.
- Critics question the authenticity of his religious conversion, suggesting it could be a method of manipulation or blame-shifting.
- Watts confessed to strangling his wife and smothering his daughters, stating his motive was to start a new life with his mistress.
- He has since distanced himself from his former mistress, Nichol Kessinger, and blamed her for his actions.