Triple-murder suspect Chris Watts asked the judge to keep names of people who visit him in jail a secret
In a recent hearing, it was reported that a judge denied the request of Chris Watts, the man accused of killing his pregnant wife and two young daughters, to keep the identities of his visitors in jail under lock and key. The man was allegedly having an affair around the time that he killed Shanann, his wife, and Bella and Celeste, his two daughters. Watts had filed a request asking the judge that the prosecution, as well as members of the public, be denied permission to see who was meeting him in prison. On September 24, however, the judge denied the request to hide the identities of the visitors.
The Daily Mail reported that around the exact same time that this was happening, a strange new twist emerged in the already baffling case. It has been reported that this new information could be crucial on September 25 when the autopsy reports for the three victims are to be submitted to the court.