Killer -Father Chris Watts blamed his mistress for the murders of his family in dozens of bizarre letters he wrote to God from prison.
The 39-year-old killed his pregnant wife Shanann and their two young daughters, four-year-old Bella and the three-year-old Celeste, in their house in Colorado in August 2018.
Now the Daily Mail has read dozens of never before read letters that the oil worker, who serves five lifelong penalties, has written from prison.
In the walking notes filled with biblical references, he blames a series of 'strange women', including his wife and his former beloved Nichol Kessinger.
In a letter that was addressed to God in 2021, he wrote about Kessinger: 'I was misled, I was seduced by a whore.
“I was weak and I was fooled myself by being fooled by a bad woman. She led me from the path of justice. I know you will ever deal with her. She will be assessed.
“You know my heart, Lord. I'm a man after your heart, I'm looking for your face. I allowed her to wave. '
Killer Dad Chris Watts with his wife Shanann and two young daughters, Bella and Celeste, whom he killed in their house in Colorado in August 2018
Watts called his former mistress Nichol Kessinger a 'Harlot' and compared her with the antichrist in the letters
In another letter, addressed the following year, he writes: “The lips of an immoral woman can be flexible, but no amount of paint on her face can disguise her bad heart.”
In a separate letter he wrote that Shanann was 'dominant' and 'self -representative', and hinted that she had contributed to her own death.
In other letters he walks about unnamed 'strange women' that he describes as 'Harlots', 'Jezebels' and 'Whores'.
The Daily Mail has learned that he also wrote to different women, often spoke romantically with them and it says that he is not the monster he is, think he is.
“I was a good husband and father,” he wrote to a woman named Callie. “It happened and I am no longer a good husband and father … but I'm still a good man.”
In another letter assessed by the Daily Mail, Watts reflects on the loss of his two daughters, whom he killed and then hid their bodies in an oil field where he worked.
“The blessings of this life that I naturally considered,” he wrote in another missive from 2020. “Those blessings grew up like a green olive tree in my house, with a glare in their eye and a smile that would shine in the darkest room.”
Their energy would last days in a row, sometimes their questions, “he went on. 'They even choose a book about a train to hear my say' Choo-Choo! 'Their pillow that I thought would last forever, hugs that would melt my heart. Never in a million years I thought we would separate. '
On August 13, 2018, Watts strangled his wife, Shanann, in their house in Colorado. He then drove her body to a workshop near the oil company where he worked
After he was found guilty of the murders, Watts received five lifelong sentences. He is locked up at Dodge Correctional Institution in Wisconsin
Watts blamed a series of 'strange women' for the murders, including his former mistress Nichol Kessinger and his wife
Watts' Prison Confidante, Dylan Tallman, wrote a series of three books about their relationship. The books, which are now out of pressure, claim that Watts felt 'seduced' by Kessinger.
“I had an affair with this girl and at the same time fell in love with two women,” Watts reportedly told Tallman. “It is what led to what happened. She is of angry spirits, such as Izebel. '
On August 13, 2018, Watts strangled his wife, Shanann, in their house in Colorado. He then drove her body to a work location at the oil company where he worked.
He removed the body from his wife and then threw daughters Bella and Celeste while they begged for their lives.
After he was found guilty of the murders, he received five lifelong penalties. He is locked up at Dodge Correctional Institution in Wisconsin.
