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So the second time I went to that house, I'm not sure what day it was, but it was the weekend of the 14th.

Of August, July. July.

I don't know if it was the 14th of the 15th.

One of those two days, but we had went out and we stopped there just real

quick on the way back. And we were there not very long. But that time I saw a picture of his wife and one of his kids.

And I remember thinking myself like, wow, she's so beautiful.

And I like took a step back and I was just like,

this man has a gorgeous house he has

beautiful babies he has a beautiful wife he has an awesome job like why would he want to leave this? That was Nicole Kessinger describing the second time she went to the

Watts home. Her tone was matter of fact and her answers at some points were vague and all they forgetful of any information that could provide detectives with the clues they needed, to paint the whole picture, and to understand what happened.

Nicole described being at the Watts home a second time on July 14th, 2018,

when Shenan and the girls were away in North Carolina.

As she walked around in the sparkling clean house,

she couldn't help but notice all of the pictures on the walls, the happy memories

of holidays, birthday parties, vacations, and every sort of joyful moment you can imagine decorated the walls.

Staring down with this woman, you couldn't help but feel as if she was living someone else's life.

I've been to that house twice, but it was very, very brief, and it was not like an extended stay. I did not feel comfortable

there or like I just didn't want to be there. It's not my life like that is

somebody else's life and somebody else's existence and I respect that that's their space and so I used to tell him

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