He has never rescued me from a burning castle or an avalanche, but he does hug me and tell me good day. My hero is not a celebrity or someone who is well-known. When I consider what my hero means to me, I realize that the majority of my favorite memories and sentiments toward him are derived from his small acts on a daily basis. He’s a great father and an even better friend. He’s always been there for me, no matter what. The author will post receipts of sales and donation receipt on her website upon payment of the initial sales.My dad is my hero. **$1 from each book sold during the pre-sale and first week of sales will be donated to St Jude Children's Research Hospital (in the name of Shanann, Bella, CeCe and Nico), which is one of the designated charities named by Shanann's family on Dr. Using her knowledge of attachment theory, Imago relationship theory, and psychopathology, Derhally draws a profile of the real Chris Watts and-just as important-she warns readers that he is still a danger today. The book includes an in-depth look at community psychopaths, the different subtypes of narcissism, how to prevent this type of violence, and interviews with a neuroscientist, a criminal psychologist, and a journalist in order to determine what in Watts's twisted makeup allowed him to hide who he really is for so long. She also examines Watts’s double life and duplicity regarding his well-publicized affair with a co-worker, who, although she claimed their affair was casual, was searching online for wedding dresses at the time of the murders. She explores the childhoods, families of origin, meeting, and early relationship of Shanann and Chris Watts. Using police discovery and other sources, Derhally recreates the night of the murders and the investigation that followed. In this, the first and only psychological exploration of the Watts family murders, psychotherapist Lena Derhally has pieced together the crime, the events leading to it, and most of all, her beliefs about the “why,” including the fact that Chris Watts-now a self-described “man of God”-is not in the least remorseful about killing his family. Yet, on August 13, 2018, he murdered Shanann, his pregnant wife, and two young daughters, burying Shanann and their unborn son in a shallow grave and dumping their daughters’ bodies in separate oil tanks.Īs terrible as his story is, it is also a warning because, to this day, living behind bars, Watts is still acting out the character traits that made him kill in the first place. Everybody, including his family, believed that.
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