Chris Watts, serving life sentences for murdering his wife Shannan and daughters Bella and Celeste in 2018, confessed to strangling Shannan and smothering his daughters.
Bella’s last words were, “Daddy, no!” He disposed of their bodies in oil tanks. Watts later admitted to planning the murders after an affair was revealed, though he claimed he had no control over his actions. He pled guilty and received life sentences without parole.
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