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   The body of a pregnant Colorado mom who was killed along with   
   her young daughters was recovered Thursday at the place of work   
   of Chris Watts — the woman's husband, the children's father and   
   the man accused of killing them all.   
      
   The Colorado Bureau of Investigation said authorities found the   
   body of 34-year-old Shanann Watts three days after she was   
   reported missing. Her body was found on the property owned by   
   Anadarko Petroleum, where her husband worked.   
      
   Chris Watts mug   
   Chris Watts has been charged with three counts of first-degree   
   murder.  (Weld County Jail)   
      
   John Camper, director for the Colorado Bureau of Investigation,   
   said cops have strong reason to believe they know where the   
   bodies of her two daughters, 3-year-old Celeste and 4-year-old   
   Bella, may be and are trying to recover them.   
      
   “This is absolutely the worst possible outcome that anyone could   
   imagine,” he said. "As horrible as this outcome is, our role now   
   is to do everything we can to determine exactly what occurred."   
      
   Chris Watts, 33, has reportedly admitted to killing his wife and   
   their two daughters. He is being held in the Weld County Jail on   
   three counts of first-degree murder and three charges of   
   tampering with physical evidence. He is due in court on Thursday   
   afternoon.   
      
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    Breaking: Chris Watts has confessed to killing his pregnant   
   wife Shannan and two kids, says Shennan Watts’ brother and a   
   person familiar with the search.   
      
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   District Attorney Michael Rourke said charges could be filed by   
   Monday afternoon. It wasn’t immediately known if Watts had an   
   attorney.   
      
   It was unclear if Watts could face charges in connection with   
   the fate of his unborn child.   
      
   Shanann Watts, who was 15 weeks pregnant, and her two daughters   
   were reported missing Monday after she didn't show up for a   
   doctor’s appointment and didn't answer her phone. A friend   
   called police, who found her cellphone, purse and keys inside   
   the home during a welfare check.   
      
   On Wednesday, as the FBI and the Colorado Bureau of   
   Investigation were brought in to help with the search, Chris   
   Watts told reporters he was traumatized by the disappearance and   
   was hoping for his family’s safe return.   
      
   He told The Denver Channel he wanted his wife and children back,   
   adding they were “his life” and their “smiles light up my life.”   
      
   Hours later, police executed a search warrant at the Watts home.   
   Investigators were seen removing bags of evidence and towing a   
   pickup truck from the scene, FOX31 reported.   
      
      
   Police tweeted early Thursday that Watts was placed in custody.   
      
   Rourke said Thursday that the affidavit for a warrant-less   
   arrest was sealed by a judge at their request. Once charges are   
   formally filed against Watts, they will request it be unsealed   
   and be made a public record.   
      
   Law enforcement officials told The Denver Channel that Watts had   
   confessed to killing his family.   
      
   In his interview with The Denver Channel on Wednesday, the man   
   said he had an “emotional conversation” with his wife the night   
   before she vanished, but he didn't elaborate as to the subject   
   or if it developed into an argument.   
      
   Shanann Watts' Facebook account paints a portrait of a happy   
   family, with a constant feed of photos and videos of her family,   
   friends and herself. Her comments are typically upbeat and say   
   how happy she is, whether she's running errands, playing with   
   her kids or promoting a health program.   
      
   She posted a photo on June 19 of some texts with her husband   
   after sending him a sonogram. He replied that he loved the baby   
   already. She posted: "I love Chris! He's the best dad us girls   
   could ask for."   
      
   Shanann Watts moved to Colorado from North Carolina with her   
   husband in 2012, according to property records and her social   
   media accounts.   
      
   Anadarko spokeswoman Jennifer Brice confirmed to The Denver   
   Channel that Chris Watts was employed at the company.   
      
   “We are heart-broken by this, and our thoughts and prayers are   
   with the loved ones and friends of the Watts family. We will   
   continue to support law enforcement in its investigation,” Brice   
   said.   
      
   Frederick is about 28 miles north of Denver.   
      
   http://www.foxnews.com/us/2018/08/16/body-missing-colorado-woman-   
   found-at-husbands-place-work-police-say.html   
      
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