comfort him. and so obstinately no remorse for what he s done. it is on comprehendible to me. anyone is community. it is just it doesn t happen. and it did right here. reporter: the day after they went missing, christopher watts gave an interview where he pleaded for his family s safe return. saying all he wanted was for them to come running through the door. he was then arrested the following day where police say he confessed to the killings. arthel: what is next for the investigation? reporter: christopher watts will be formally charged on monday. after that he will likely face a judge on tuesday. the big unknown right now is how and why. police are still investigating what led to the deaths. they also have not really any information surrounding a possible motive. we also the lawyer for the
three decades under the water, showing absolutely no mercy, no remorse, and absolute desire to end her life at that point. and then the resistance. he then gets out of the spa, walks into the house where his plan is to wake his 22-year-old daughter who he can use as a alibi witness. one little quibble. why? in fact, as convinced as he was of hall s guilt, he conceded the why was a problem. didn t legally have to know, he said, but he just didn t. there it was. it s emotionally unsatisfying not to have that answer, not to know the entire narrative of what happened. but you d want to know why this guy married to this woman for almost 30 years apparently happily, would suddenly turn on her and drown her in the pool. right. i m not sure we got the answer
out for courtney. the investigator tom dove. i heard it best described during the trial as a cosmic coincidence that someone could see something that they perceived to be more than just some kind of kinky action in a jacuzzi in the morning and then that actually turnout to be true, that a woman was actually drown ed in that spa. that is not a coincidence. that is what she saw. the prosecution s theory, somehow sitting in the spa that morning, chris was overcome by some private fury. who knows what. a hidden violence is what he called it. and then killed his spouse when he thought nobody was looking. chris hall ambushed his wife, grabbed her by the hair, slammed her head twice into the concrete edge. he s holding his wife of almost three decades under the water, showing absolutely no mercy, no remorse, and absolute desire to
asking for people for food donations, for hotel rooms for veterans. reporter: authorities say the money funded the suspects life strike zone instead. they ve used it at casinos, for medical bills west can t find a single dollar that has gone to a veteran. reporter: despite never serving in the military, he posed as a veteran using the name sergeant bob davis, the indictment alleges. eventually local law enforcement began receiving complaints. as investigators closed in, he left nearly 30 threatening phone messages for daektive on the scene. put never jail, i dare you. i ll make a mockery of you in court. reporter: he was belligerent with officers and detectives in this case. and in my opinion, he had no remorse for his actions. reporter: no remorse for sleets will never see the donated funds and no remorse for
drens of the evidence, there are allegations today, other places, nbc has not confirmed it, that former congressman ford is now out at an investment bank because of allegations of improper conduct. we re going to have to deal case by case with every single allegation. what stunneded me about al franken today, no remorse. it has been three weeks since leeann tweeden put up the tweet. and the picture and the allegation of a course of conduct of abuse that extended over two weeks. and not even an apology from al franken. mika brzezinski said something s not right here on twitter, she s right. four of the eight were accusers unnamed, okay, to by the media to whom they told their stories who were vetted but chose to remain anonymous. what i took away besides what we just heard from hugh, from listening to al franken today, is he wants his day in court, to