Valkyrae Reacts To The Case of Chris Watts (JCS - Criminal Psychology) 

I mean, we can still recognize the cops in this are on another level. They’re so good.

@@joebobby1412 the polygrapher definitely had a strong background in forensics psychology for the way she handled things. What these criminals don't remember is that a polygraph cannot be used as substantial evidence in a court hearing, but what comes out after said polygraph can.

I guess figuring out a person is guilty or not wasn't the issue here. Proving it and building a case on the other hand seems to be the tough part.

@@imkabochan well, they did have to prove his guilt even after the polygraph test, but yes, if there is already undeniable proof of a crime, then getting the reason for doing said crime is harder.

Figuring out isnt the whole of it. You still need evidence, or better yet, a confession. That aint easy

I feel like that’s a common theme in a lot of murders. Just selfishness.

I kinda feel like he a lil bit of remorse for his kids, but I also think that’s just hopeful thinking...

@@animal_cupcake since he “found out” his kids were missing he hadn’t shed a tear or felt any sadness at all. This man had no remorse and only cried when he knew he was going to be arrested

@@lifeofjonesi Yah, ok. That totally makes sense. Clearly just hopeful thinking... 😞

You have to think that someone who is capable of murdering children and pregnant woman. He won’t have that emotion capacity to understand the weight of what he has done

Yeah like if they didn't realize things were off he probably would've gotten away with it. The true MVP's

Yeah and they weren't sticking up for him either even though their friends. I watch crime shows a lot and a lot of ppl try being ride or dies

@@keliya I bet they were way better friends with her than they were with him. Then it makes sense, because if they're friends with her, they're doing all they can to help find her. And he's a weirdo, obviously.

I can't imagine someone that dumb getting away with a parking ticket let alone annihilating his entire family... Freaking Amityville Horror for real...

guess baking cookies for your neighbours once in awhile pays off haha

Tammy is a G.

she went IN ON HIM! lmao

wat time pls

@@lool9702 around the 40 to 46 minute mark I think

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I'm glad I wasn't the only person who thought that haha. Hopefully as time goes on, it becomes standard to have a streamer cam box on these types of reactible content vids, like daily dose of internet.

yeah lmao 😂

how is her moving the camera to let us see sweet lol

@@rxpxr7611 I think they mean it was kind bc shes making sure we don't miss any of the cc and shit

Down horrendous

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And he always says “those kids”

No he does, he flips between calling them by name or referring to them as if they were some random kids.

He does talk about them by name; however, he uses past tense.

Yea “those were my kids”, “I loved those kids”

I laughed at the "fake your own death" and I legit don't know why

In those cases, he wouldn’t have been able to be with his mistress, which was one of his main prerogatives. Also,he would have been seen as the ‘bad guy’, and his ‘nice guy’ mask would have been marred. These things were obviously more important to him than the lives of his family, which makes his actions that much more heinous,IMO.

right like, in some circumstances i can see how the killer came to that conclusion, but it just doesn’t make sense in this one, especially the children

One theory is that the kids were collateral damage. He had strangled Shannann and one of the girls walked in, which is when he decided to kill them. It sickens me.

"Fake your own death" hilarious hahaha

Especially since those were the blankets he used to wrap them in! He's a monster

Yea it annoys me how he always brought up things his daughters liked to make him seem like a good father so he wouldn’t look guilty.

This massively stood out to me, its so sick.

the amount of times he says “like” while being interviewed makes it feel like a 7th grader doing a class presentation but the fact that its being said by an adult man who murdered his family makes me upset

CW used the comfort blakets to murder them just horrid.

I’m living next to this neighbour if i get the chance

@@donutaa6168 I’m not too sure I’d want to live in the same neighborhood a murderer used to 😰

@@familybbqguy2746 what r u 5, I guarantee you you do right now

Like a good neighbour, Nicole is there!

@@KoiYakultGreenTea Nicole was the wife’s friend, not a neighbor. Just to clarify.

The dude knows he's guilty that's his way of coping to lessen the guild his feeling inside. I want this guy to not have a peace of mind fuck this guy

Dude I never even realized that. This man deserves to live in the deepest pit of hell

@@yesiamyes2403 he deserves to rot in jail for the rest of his life and think about everything he did, the moment he killed his wife and those poor little girls the way he did, he better think about it till he is an old sad man in a jail cell being someone’s bitch.

During the interrogation he only ever says "I didn't hurt those kids" so he's distancing himself twice here. Firstly, he can't even say the word 'kill' and his mind, since he smothered them, he probably legit thought he didn't hurt them. This thought probably comforted him so he repeats it a bunch. Secondly, "those kids" which you already noticed! Same as when Bill Clinton said "I did not have sex with that woman"

he actually does, at 1:07:50

It really is fascinating to watch as an average person. I’m binge watching all of these vids

OMG THEY ARE BOTH DOING THE PAUSE TECHNIC AT THE SAME TIME!!! she is so precious!

It's so fascinating how a single stare, a single response can make the guilt of someone show up instantly. Ik they are trained over and over again but holy shit I would not have the balls to do that

Yooooo U love her Yoooooooo Dont get angry is just a joke bro

It still is fascinating

He killed for another

It was never perfect cus he was in it

@@fujonii259 ur tsukishima pfp makes me feel less terrified of knowing this situation was actually real,thank you

@@yourmother8551 Best comfort character, tall dino boy

@@fujonii259 salty tall dino boy*

lols

JCS has a video that’s called: guilty until proven innocent (that’s the closest thing to what you’re talking about i think)

@@ImKuru yep. That video saddens me.

Sadly those videos are much less often released but a good way to understand is put urself in the interrogation seat really imagine that your family and kids are missing and then imagine the line of questioning directed at you it would feel as if your kids aren’t even being looked for and instead you are being framed and the longer they waste time on you the more likely this will lead to your children’s death it causes a sort of desperation and aggressive behavior because it’s easy to mis-comprehend the intense and amazing advanced psychological techniques as “bad police work” (which is the point) even though a lot of the techniques are also actually to reveal how you would respond if “bad police” were on the case where he attempted to calmly manipulate and redirect the police and conversation an innocent person would be desperately trying to redirect the polices attention back to the cases and sharing non stop information in an unorganized fashion in the hopes that literally anything helps also they would 1000000% be crying and for example the “how could I possibly murder someone if I wanted to get rid of them” question would lead to mental anguish because it would force the imagery of your loved ones in each situation ofc my explanation doesn’t really paint a full picture I do hope that it helps you understand how almost instantly these trained professionally had this case solved and even more importantly just how extremely horrible this mans act was he didn’t even know how to act I’ve never seen such an obvious murderer I was humiliated for him even through his thinly veiled charade he still kept attempting to deceive them lol

@@kenxd585 omg this reminded me of Gone Girl! the desperation and anger the husband had totally makes sense

@@klrbbt1503 lol damn I’m happy someone actually read that novel of a comment also haha

What is the name of the Movie??

@@littlesans2599 what a sec imma try to find a link

@@littlesans2599 so it's actually a documentary made (and available) on Netflix called American Murder : The Family Next Door !

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The most morbid part for me was that his daughters tried to fight back, and the way he buried them… disgusting.

@@wthisdaftpunk6847 the last words of one of the daughters was truly heartbreaking to read in his confession letters: “Daddy, No!!!!”

What's even more...they would be forever separated even in death if they weren't found. He's a monster. A true monster.

Where did you see this additional information?

@@broden5546 If you're referring to my comment, there is a lot of other information from reporting at the time. The Wife was burred in a shallow grave and the girls were put in separate septic tanks I believe. I remember someone reporting on that fact they would have been forever separated. This is not the only video on it. True Crime Daily, for example, is how I learned of this

Whats the documentary called?

@@BG-bs9sd American Murder: The Family Next Door

American Murder: The Family Next Door on Netflix

Because his wife was kinda a controlling person and he hated it. And his new gf was younger and hotter. Dude was just over the whole family thing.

@@Skkyyyyyyyyyyy Ahh the whole blaming the woman thing lmao. That dude took a life , including that of his daughters, stop trying to make us think he is a victim lmao. He is a narcissistic piece os shxt who realised he married for his own interest. He deserves loneliness and definitely hell.

Omg wow.

HOLY

Ikr!

Wasn’t that after the officer implied he thinks he hurt his family though? (Starting at 16:46) Meaning it was a justified response? Unless you’re referring to a part of the video I forgot/haven’t reached yet (Part referred to in comment is 17:35)

ig so but that rlly isn’t a reactor at all is it ?

@@melissashabani7992 facial expressions are a good reaction by itself. You dont need to talk to react to something and I'm sure her and her chat were concentrating on the case

Your username is too cute lol. What's the movie title tho?

@@ohheylads it’s called American Murder

I hope they’re not and that they’re resting easy…let the others in prison make his life hell for him.

apparently he’s mentioned in some statements he sees cece in his dreams and he’s had a conversation with shannan on the prison phone, and I thinks he’s also seen Bella in the jail cell. it’s from what I heard and these statements can be completely utter bull but honestly I hope those little girls and Shannon and nico are resting

@@arrios1546 apparently he's picked up religion has been heard in his cell speaking to his daughters and praying. Its really weird and im sure he had problems before had.

Holy shit- you can tell he was thinking about where their bodies were when he said that. Its in his eyes. That's horrific

He wants a lot of things from females. Mostly he wants ALL the attention. What a nassasist. They are not calm not peaceful. Not king not loving.not genuine.

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Nassasist?

@@rachaelg1037 I think they mean narcissist

thanks for giving us the name! i've been struggling with finding it, you're a life saver

not all interrogators.

@@Saturn_Rising i swear, some are so dumb and ask dumb questions, receive dumb answers and are like “yea well we cant do anything ab it, have a nice day ✌🏼”

bro what happens if a trained interrogator commits a crime then? because they know every single behaviour and could potentially get away with it

@@lailahh3590 them being an interrogator doesnt mean that they cant be interrogated efficiently imo. most therapists need therapists bc people dont usually have enough self awareness to diagnose their own problems, i'd assume it's the same sort of thing with an interrogator? does that make sense ? lmao

@@lailahh3590 you should watch the case of stephanie lazarus, a detective with 25 years on the force who became the prime suspect of a cold case from the 1980s. there’s footage of her ‘interrogation’ (though it wasn’t formally an interrogation) but you can clearly see that she isn’t able to put her knowledge to use due to the stressful and pressing nature of the situation

That's exactly what I was thinking as well. When she asked that question, I was thrown off so hard - imagine being in that position and being innocent and someone asked you that. I'd be so confused.

Weirdly I would be confused but if they are encouraging me I would list everything I’ve seen due ✨ internet ✨ he was very hesitant and also would list the “common” ways to get rid of someone

i think it has to do with the specific way they committed it. Sa you list ten things, and your nerves are calm and then you say "strangle" and something jumps a little inside you at the thought of what you did. Now if you didnt, you would just be mentioning things and feel no retalion to them, so if yoou're innocent technically tthe polygraph shouldnt detect any reaction to that question as opposed to a guilty person. That's my theory

@@mirziyob The polygraph itself doesn’t matter - it’s not good enough evidence to convict someone. In reality, what’s being looked for is the direct _avoidance_ of saying things in relation to the murder you did. An innocent person would list “strangulation” or “suffocation” with no problem (perhaps a bit disgusted by the topic, but no more), while the man that killed his family via those methods was pointedly _not_ mentioning them, and was hesitant to even accept them as an answer.

weirdly enough, my mind immediately answered "kill them" and I would probably expand the thought of how if asks more

Same

Sameee its perfect for making time go by faster at work

It's 330 am for me I need helppp

this is my first video, but I'm gonna be watching all of them lmao

Same

Whats the name of the documentary on netflix?

@@jehzkae623 It's called "American Murder: The Family Next Door" and it's still on Netflix.

Yeah same, im still disgusted by the people who blamed shannon

Yeah, wasn't for her. Chris might have gotten away with it

Right! And He was acting as if they were already dead (which of course they were) but if you were truly innocent you would be talking about them present tense and as if they were just somewhere else, because you wouldn't want to assume they're dead and absolutely would not talk about them as if they were already gone from this world

@Rihanna Reid Try to find another genre you like! Don't hurt yourself like that :(

yeah me too.. for me, they’d probably be like “why is she stuttering so much? why is she over sharing?”

@@alysatran3852 and "why is she fiddling so much?"

@@junifostervold5257 YES! i’d be so terrified living by a murder scene because the police would be like “there was a homicide down the street i wanted to ask if you knew anything about it” UHH

I kinda worry about that too tbh. I think suspicion rises most significantly from suspects acting out of character though. it would be alarming of you to act perfectly innocent and harmless if you normally act nervous and erratic. interrogators take that into account

Yeah, I'd have to explain to them that no, I'm not guilty, I'm fidgety normally because being accused of anything makes me nervous because I don't know if the accuser would believe me even if I tell the truth

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Belle, one of the kids, especially was scared when she saw her sister get killed. I remember that in one of the letters Chris wrote, he recalled Belle saying: “are you going to do the same to me like you did with Celeste” and her last words before being smothered was: “Daddy, No!!” It’s so heartbreaking

and to think he would say all those "wholesome" things after...

Oh interesting! I can see that too. Whilst being disconnected from his children, he also used the words the detective (the good guy) uses

@@pogpogpurinn yeah, he thought he was clever.

Wait she actually said that? Omg no I’m going cryyyh😭

whered you get that

@@miyuyus9219 apparently while he was in jail he was interviewed and was asked about the murder and what exactly happened, they either got the news wile they were interviewing him or they got it from this one book he published and made, talking about what he did that night

It’s almost as if that’s their job

do you have a link of that video?

Yeah I saw that video and it crushed my soul to watch

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@@jadelee6555 i am not scaring myself tonight, thank you

@@donutaa6168 lol

Still gotta prove it in court though

@@silentbovo1 no shit🙄

@@littlemooshca9323 why the passive-aggressiveness? Just wanted to add-on the primary focus of detective work: gathering actual evidence/confessions for court.

@@silentbovo1 why the stupid comment? That’s not what I was talking about I was making a joke💀 dry asf

@@littlemooshca9323 yeah. That's my bad. Unnecessary comment on my part. I'll accept the L.

yeah, same here. I can handle a lot of things, but harm to kids is the limit.

Why?

@@user-mw2hc3dl1b this dude kill his whole family just because he love a other woman but also doesn't even care about them and treat them as object. btw did you watch the video??

agree and especially know this was extremely close to my aunts home and my childhood home.

Definitely. The sheer amount of off-putting body language from the body cam alone is beyond unsettling. Separating it from the context still makes him appear SOOOO off.

I said that until I watched war machine or whatever his name disgusting human

Oof, don't die now stay safe

@@longrange3322 thanks :) i’m just glad he’s gone out of state

bruh same

@@skeletonducc5232 ahhh!! stay safe

i used to live in colorado due to being a military kid. recently moved from there. i was so scared when i heard abt it

Rumor has it the mistress killed the girls and he killed his wife he confess that too his jail mate in prison and that guy inform LE he even ask the polygraph for a test that he’s not lieing.

i wouldn’t have even seen that holy 😳😳

That was Nicole Atkinson's daughter.

Bella was the one to say that, Cece was killed first ☹️

Disliking it because i dont want to imagine a murderer going uwu

@@jasquerotte9151 agreed

His pathetic excuse for being calm is an act he knows what's going on that he irratated Shan'ann with his pathic behaviour. He's is self absorbed and cheating like a schoolboy on rush

is that babyseo?

@@annejia5382 Oh my goodness :) it's from the Holler era :))

omg same i’ve been living to watch her react to these they’re so interesting!!