Chris Watts sent letters and cards to his mistress with cheesy lines including romantic song lyrics
The handwritten letters have romantic song lyrics that Watts took from popular country and reggae hits
In the 2,000 pages of case documents that were recently released by the Weld County District Attorney's Office, handwritten cards that Chris Watts gave to his coworker-turned-mistress, Nichol Kessinger, show that the convicted triple murderer had a cheesy side. The letters contained romantic song lyrics that Watts took from popular country and reggae hits. Watts was sentenced on November 19 to life behind bars without the chance of parole for the deaths of his pregnant wife and two daughters.
Oxygen.com reported that, according to Weld County District Attorney Michael Rourke, Watts wanted a "fresh start" and that is why he murdered his family.