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Hi, how are you?

How are you?

Good, how are you?

Good, I'm so nice, Portric police department.

Too many squats in the last couple days. Oh, ouch. I wondered if you recognized that late. On August 14th, 2018, the entire town of Frederick was doing all they could to find the missing wife and two daughters and Facebook groups

were buzzing with alerts and messages of support. Law enforcement took action

immediately and I'm sure they already had their suspicions. In most investigations

the first 48 hours are critical.

Investigators need to speak to everybody involved before their memories start to fade.

As soon as police got the call reporting the disappearance of Shanan Watts and her two daughters, Bella and Celeste, they acted quick.

With cases such as these, the spouse is naturally the first suspect.

And in this case, police had good reason to suspect this.

Chris was displaying odd behavior. police had good reason to suspect this.

Chris was displaying odd behavior,

and his entire demeanor was not usual for someone whose entire family

was just gone.

Instead of trying to locate his family,

or at least pretend like he was trying to his focus was

instead speaking with Nicole Kessinger and I'm sure they had a lot to discuss and a lot to

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