Family killer Chris Watts reportedly has relationships with men in prison: ‘Younger guys flock to Chris’

Murderer Chris Watts made headlines in 2018 after pleading guilty to the killings of his pregnant wife and two young daughters in a case that inspired numerous true crime shows and podcasts, including a Netflix documentary. Now, he’s back in the news, with the Daily Mail reporting allegations that he has had romantic or sexual relationships with other men while serving life sentences in a Wisconsin prison.Watts is serving three consecutive life sentences and two concurrent life sentences for killing his wife, Shanann, and daughters Bella, 4, and Celeste, 3, in Frederick, Colorado, in August 2018. Shanann’s body was found in a shallow grave at an oil worksite. The girls’ bodies were recovered from oil tanks.At the time, Watts denied knowing their whereabouts, but later admitted to killing them. He had been having an affair with a coworker before the murders.Since then, People has reported that Watts has received letters of admiration, mainly from women, and became engaged in August to a 39-year-old real estate agent who relocated from Ohio to be closer to him. However, the Daily Mail reports that he ended the engagement.The Daily Mail’s account of Watts’ alleged relationships with men at Dodge Correctional Institution relies on unnamed sources, including someone it describes as a “well-placed source.” The publication reports that Watts, 41, has attracted attention from several younger prisoners.“Chris can’t be alone,” Cheryln Cadle, a true crime author whom the Daily Mail identified as a regular pen pal of Watts, told the publication. “He needs constant affection and attention, and he’ll get it from whoever is available.”Related: Man Claims to Be Ex-Lover of Murder Suspect Chris WattsAccording to the Daily Mail’s source, prison guards recently had to separate Watts from another male prisoner over suspicions of an “inappropriate” relationship.“Younger guys flock to Chris,” an unnamed prison employee told the publication. “He’s r