Hey everyone and welcome back to Big Mad True Crime, where as always we get Big Mad over True Crime.

I'm your host Heather and today we're going to go over the timeline of Chris' actions

on the 13th after bearing his wife in that shallow grave and shoving his two little girls

into separate oil tanks on his work site.

According to him, he was simply working until he got a notification from his door that Nicole was

at his house, but let's talk about what he really did after taking the lives of his entire family.

For those of you who already know the contents of his second confession, note that we're

basing the times of death on his first confession at this point. We have a lot of evidence to go over

before we discuss his second confession and whether or not we believe it. Small talk is for the

birds, so let's dive in.

Chris leaves his house at 548 in the morning with his dead wife and two little girls

piled into the back seat of his work truck. The truck had a tiny extended cab, so while there

was room for them back there, dead weight is so much heavier than lifting someone who's in control

their movements, so not only would putting them into the truck be incredibly hard,

it would have been hard to place them nicely. They were likely literally thrown, shoved,

and piled up next to and on top of one another. From 629 to 630, Chris calls his co-worker

Roberts three times. These calls go unanswered and he is desperate, so he texts Roberts at 631 AM

asking him where he is. One minute later, Roberts tells Chris that he just got gas and

cursi, which puts him about an hour away. Chris called Roberts again, and again he didn't answer.

Chris texts Roberts at 633 AM saying he's at Survee 319 and asked where he plans to go first.

He tells Chris that he's going to DPC State and Chris responds with a thumbs up emoji.

This guy is using emojis while he's driving around with three dead family members in the back of

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