Hi guys, welcome to an whole new episode of Legally Brunap Presents, Till Death, Do Us Part.

If you have just started listening to this and you hadn't listened to our first episode, it's on Betty Broderick.

I had so many people DM me after we did that episode.

Like what? Like about what?

Well, a lot of women, and this is what we talked about with Betty Broderick where I was saying, remember she had a hung jury. I was saying the reason she had a hung jury is because there were women on that jury who sympathized with her. Even though she brutally murdered her husband and his new wife, I'm telling you, there were women that were like, I get it. And how many of those jurors went home and started smacking their husband around saying, he'd fire your assistant now? Exactly. So I'm just saying

it's a very interesting case. So if you guys haven't had the opportunity to listen to it,

please do. Also, you can find us, please follow Legally Brunette and you can find us anywhere

you listen to podcasts. So today, until death do us part, we are going to discuss the very famous case of Chris Watts and

Shanan Watts.

So the Watts family murders took place on August 13th of 2018 in Frederick, Colorado.

There's a Netflix special.

It's a few years old, but it's still relevant.

And if I, the entire documentary or video is body cam footage and security footage.

And Shanan did a lot of back in the day vlogging and Facebooking.

Right.

So it's a lot of showing that side of the family and all that.

So I remember when I watched it a number of years ago,

I found it fascinating that it was like you were watching real footage,

not interviews, not after the fact,

and you were almost following it in order, real footage captured.

So anyway, it was probably one of the best documentaries that I've watched because it's just

it's not put together with new production.

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