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Christopher Watts

Christopher Lee Watts murdered his family in Frederick Colorado United States. He killed his pregnant wife Shannon Cathryn Watts and their kids, 4 year old Bella and 3 year old Celeste. The reason behind the killing is that he had an affair with another woman and he wanted to leave his family. The woman Chris was having an affair with was his coworker Nichole Kessinger. She claimed that Chris told her that he was

in a process of divorcing his wife and that they were seperated.

The killing process

Chris had told his wife Shannon that their marriage was over and her response to that was something like ‘Well, you’re not gonna see the kids again’ and that led Chris to strangle his wife to death in her bed on the 13th

of August 2018. According to him she

did not fight back. He had rolled Shannon’s body in their bed sheets and

put it on the floor of the backseat of his truck, he then placed his two daughters, Bella and Celeste, in the backseat. He also revealed that his 4 year old daughter Bella saw Chris preparing to move Shannon’s body. He told Bella that ‘mommy does not feel good’.

He confessed that he did not plan to kill his two daughters but still drove out to his work site around 40 miles away from their home.

He then proceeded to suffocate both of his daughters before dropping their bodies in separate oil tanks on the same date as their mother was killed. He then proceeded to bury his wife’s body in the ground nearby the tanks that he later confessed in prison.

The discovery of the bodies

Nicole Atkinson was a very good friend to Shannon and was the first person to get concerned about Shannon. Later that day Atkinson becomes worried that she had not heard from Shannon. She says “I called her and texted her several times”. “I knew she had an doctor’s appointment that morning because she is pregnant. She didn’t show up for it…and I was even more concerned”. Shannon Watts was reported missing around 1:40 p.m.

Atkinson then calls the police who does a welfare check. Shannon’s belongings were found at the house such as keys, phone and purse. According to the news stations Chris had told them that “She said she was going to a friend's house with the kids and that’s the last thing I heard, and that was it. It was very vague”.

When the Colorado Bureau of Investigation issues an Endangered Missing Alert, Chris talks to Denver’s ABC affiliate and pleads for their return: “Shannon, Bella, Celeste, if you’re out there, just come back, like if somebody has her, just please bring her back, I need to see everybody, I need to see everybody,again, this house is not complete without anybody here. Please bring them back”.

On the 15th of August 2018 Chris fails a polygraph test and admits to his father Ronnie, to killing his wife, falsely claiming that the reason he killed her was because she suffocated both their daughters.

Shannon’s, Bella’s and Celeste’s bodies were found on the 16th of August 2018.

On August 21 2018 Chris was charged with three counts of first-degree charges for victims being 12 or younger. He also faces another count for the unlawful termination of a pregnancy, plus three counts of tampering with a body. A total of nine charges.

On November 6th 2018 Chris appeared in court, pleading guilty to all nine criminal counts. Shannon’s family requests that the death penalty to to be sought.

Sources:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Watts_family_murders

https://www.the-sun.com/news/1564571/chris-watts-murderer-shannan-watts-two-daughters/

https://www.distractify.com/p/how-did-chris-watts-kill-his-wife

https://www.biography.com/news/chris-watts-wife-daughters-murder-mistress-confession-timeline

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Charlotte Elizabeth Cullen Elijah Christopher Cullen

original characters: twin children of Carlisle & Esme Cullen

part 1 | part 2 | part 3

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Scriptwriters: "Something wrong with the script, Miss Howard?"

Bryce: "Where's the giant monster?"

Wesner: "The what?"

Bryce: "The giant monster. There's no giant monster."

Watts: "This is an introspective episode about the kids learning more about each other in a moment of vulnerability, we were pausing the action...I guess we could have the machine that destroys the hull of the ship be a monster--"

Bryce: "I already did that on The Mandalorian, with the AT-ST, remember??? I want a real monster this time! Write in a giant monster in that chases the kids."

Ford: "Well...I guess we could make a giant version of the little crabs?"

Bryce: "DO IT!"

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We're Gonna Be in So Much Trouble- Skeleton Crew Episode 7

We have finally reached the meaty parts of this story and what a ride it has been. We finally make it back to the place it all started, and so much is on the line heading into the finale.

Jod's demeanor has fully shifted to pirate mode, and Jude Law is portraying it so wonderfully. In this episode he made me believe that he is a ruthless pirate. This is the first time it felt that way. The choices he made were always questionable at best but that is no longer the case.

This was another example of why simple is often the most effective approach. It gives you the chance to tell a great story while relying on your actors to convey the message. This was also the most visually heavy episode with the barrier, the storm, and then finally reaching the destination. Every single visual looked stunning and helped move the story along. Especially the scenes finally showcasing the depth of this planetary barrier we have heard so much about.

It also provided a solid foundation for how the finale will play out. There are still enough questions and a bunch of tension heading into the final episode. This penultimate episode was one of the best in recent memory in terms of finally giving us the big reveal but leaving the final showdown for the finale. This is how it is done, folks. What a fun and engaging show that gives us real children with real child like reactions. Let's go on one last ride next week and see where this all ends up.

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RWBY Volume 10 predictions - voice cast: Deceased characters present in memories

James Ironwood: Jason Rose

Summer Rose: Morgan Lauré

Arthur Watts: Christopher Sabat

Adam Taurus: Garrett Hunter

Sienna Kahn: Monica Rial

Fennec Albain: Mike McFarland

Jacques Schnee: Jason Douglas

Tock: Ruth Urquhart

The Hound: Jason Liebrecht

Councilman Sleet: Chad James

Rhodes: Christian Young

Madame: Linda Leonard

Step-Sisters: AmaLee

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By virtue of her common law marriage to Richards and her past liaisons with Brian Jones and with Mick, Pallenberg reigned over the Stones' court like a dowager empress. The other Stones women — Watts's wife, Shirley, Mick Taylor's fiancée, Rose, and Bill Wyman's Swedish girlfriend, Astrid Lundstrém — wisely steered clear of her.

Christopher P. Andersen, Jagger Unauthorized.

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Ranking of "STAR WARS: SKELETON CREW" (2024) Episodes

Below is my ranking of the episodes from the Disney Plus/Lucasfilm streaming series, "STAR WARS: SKELETON CREW". Created by Jon Watts and Christopher Ford, the series starred Ravi Cabot-Conyers, Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Kyriana Kratter, Robert Timothy Smith and Jude Law:

RANKING OF "STAR WARS: SKELETON CREW" (2024) EPISODES

(1.05) "You Have a Lot to Learn About Pirates" - The four lost young heroes from At Attim - Wim, Fern, KB and Neel - and their dubious guide, Jod Na Nawood, arrive at the luxury planet Lanupa in search of famed pirate Tak Rennod's former base and the coordinates back to the kids' home planet.

2. (1.03) "Very Interesting as an Astrogation Problem" - After meeting the kids in the previous episode, Jod offers to help them escape from the brig at a pirates outpost; and serve as a guide and protector in their search for the coordinates home.

3. (1.06) "Zero Friends Again" - Following their escape from their treacherous guide, the kids have a fallout before separating into two groups. Wim and KB follow a group of seemingly benevolent trash crabs in hopes the latter will lead to more help. Fern and Neel attempt to ascend a mountain in order to recover their ship, the Oxyn Cinder. And Jod finds himself captured by his former pirates crew.

4. (1.08) "The Real Good Guys" - In the finale, the kids and their parents deal with the onslaught of invading pirates, who are after the mint inside the planet's vaults.

5. (1.01) "This Could Be a Real Adventure" - In the series premiere; Wim, Neel, Fern and KB stumble across what the former believes is a Jedi temple. The latter turns out to be a long-abandoned starship that conveys the kids away from At Attim after Wim accidentally activates it.

6. (1.06) "Can't Say I Remember No At Attin" - Jod and the kids arrive on the war-ravaged planet, At Achrann, that bears some similarities to At Attin. The crew finds themselves in the midst of a feud between two factions.

7. (1.07) "We're Gonna Be in So Much Trouble" - The kids finally arrive at At Attim, only to find themselves captured again by pirates, now bent upon getting their hands on the planet's mint.

8. (1.02) "Way, Way Out Past the Barrier" - Thanks to the starship's aging droid, SM-33, the kids find themselves on an outpost for pirates. After being imprisoned inside the outpost's brig, they meet the mysterious Jod, who offers to help the kids escape in return for allowing him to join them.

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Charlotte Elizabeth Cullen Elijah Christopher Cullen

original characters: twin children of Carlisle & Esme Cullen

part 1 | part 2 | part 3

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Brian Stokes Mitchell to play Abraham Lincoln in 3 Summers of Lincoln at La Jolla Playhouse

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Plots with a View / Undertaking Betty (2002)

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Skeleton Crew Episode 3 Review

Growing up, when watching Star Wars for the first time, it felt like the most impossible space adventure ever. Yet somehow you still believed it was all possible because it was about a simple farm boy learning there was so much more out there.

For the first time since A New Hope this is that reminder. That believing in the impossible is what we all did as kids. We learned the shocking truths as they were revealed. Perhaps we can't do that again as adults now but we can relive it through these kids. That is exactly what makes this show special. It is a bunch of everyday kids learning so many secrets have been kept from them.

Just when you realize all of this is happening, you throw in a charismatic Jude Law to offset the child like wonder. Law is the character designed to be the bridge between what these kids have been isolated from to finally being exposed to all the secrets. He plays the role very well. Showcasing just the right amount of help towards these kids but also hiding a past that should come to light in future episodes.

It works very well because they keep it simple. Sometimes that is the easiest route. Straight from Point A to Point B without anything messy in between. If one thing can be said about Star Wars as a criticism it is that very thing. It has gotten very messy trying to deliver the larger story from Point A to Point B.

So far, this one seems poised to break that and just be about one thing. Space Piracy. There is a lot of action potential as we dive into the thick of things in the coming weeks. I am fully invested in Star Wars for the first time in years, and I could not he happier.

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