Netflix American Murder: The Family Next Door

[Mook]

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[DEEZUZ]

Cant wait

 

[Pro Stock John]

Just watched this.

They include a lot of video the family took so it's hard to watch some of the content when you know how it ends.

 

[DEEZUZ]

Definitely a good watch what a piece of shit...


.... Not that it justifies anything that happened, just an observation.. She had an attitude, was kind of a bitch and i wouldn't want my entire life on the internet

 

[FirstWorldProblems]

I watched this a while ago, gave me a super uncomfortable vibe the whole time. Can’t believe someone would be capable of this

 

[IceCreamAssassin]

How he thought what he did was the way out is just crazy. Can't imagine being his parents, hope he hears that voice in his head the rest of his life.

 

[Chet Donnelly]

I watched this a while back. Dude should be executed, no questions asked!

 

[Chet Donnelly]

She had an attitude, was kind of a bitch and i wouldn't want my entire life on the internet

Yeah, I thought this too while watching this. She was annoying as hell!

Don't know why you wouldn't just divorce her ass though.....

 

[Pro Stock John]

The aspect that's hard to reconcile is he said he was thinking the whole time "you can just stop" but he didn't.

 

[RedBeard]

This felt extra weird to watch because it happened around the area of Colorado I’m in and I drive past a dozen or so of the type of oil containers he stuffed his kids into each day.

 

[Pro Stock John]

I bet. So horrible that he killed his own kids. As a parent I can't imagine what he was thinking.

 

[Pro Stock John]

For those who are true crime diehards, you might want to check out these guys: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheBehaviorPanel/videos

They have analyzed body language, choice of wording, speech cadence, eye movement of folks like Michael Petersen, Scott Peterson, and Chris Watts and others. They play a clip, discuss what they saw, and then play it again. I learned some new things from some of these videos like folks switching from "we went to the pool" to "we would go to the pool" this came up in the Michael Petersen interviews. The latter way of describing something is not describing what actually happened.

In their analysis of Chris Watts, they pick up on stuff like his swaying, his breathing, how he shares information.

 

[blakbearddelite]

I watched one of those behavior analysis YT videos on Watts. The part I found most interesting is how the investigators manipulated him and really worked him in the interrogation room. I think I've watched it twice. Those folks really knew how to steer him and get him to admit his role. That piece of shit deserved everything he got. All he had to do was leave his family. How anyone could harm their family like that is just unfathomable. I hope he's haunted by the images of him snuffing out their lives until he dies.

 

[Pro Stock John]

Yeah just terrible.

His father was pretty key in the confession too, that had to hard to do knowing your son killed at least his wife. (