Chris Watts 'giggled' as investigators pushed him to confess to the murders after he failed polygraph test
The recent documents released show more information on how Chris Watts confessed to the murders and how he claimed to be innocent throughout
A six-hour interview with agents from FBI and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation made Chris Watts confess to murdering his wife and children, but not before he failed a polygraph test.
According to investigative documents in the Watts family murder case obtained by People, Watts laughed off a question asked by the investigators to chart out all the possible ways to make a person disappear, after he kept claiming that he knew nothing about where his wife and daughters were.
The 33-year-old Watts “giggled,” adding that the question was hard to answer as he was not responsible for the disappearance of Shanann Watts, his 34-year-old pregnant wife, and two daughters, 4-year-old Bella and 3-year-old Celeste.