Triple killer Chris Watts in contact with mistress from jail, fellow inmate claims
1 Apr, 2021 04:00 PM
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By: Natalie Brown
The mistress who softly spoken father-of-two Chris Watts murdered his family to be with is back in touch with him, three years after changing her identity and disappearing, the killer has claimed from jail.
Watts – who along with wife Shanann and their daughters Celeste, 3, and Bella, 4, were the subject of last year s chilling Netflix documentary American Murder: The Family Next Door – was convicted of murdering his pregnant wife and their daughters because he wanted to start a new life with his mistress, Nichol Kessinger.
Killer dad back in touch with mistress
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Former Avon Town Hall demolition project to start March 1, will affect skier parking
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The former Avon Town Hall building has been scheduled for demolition in the town s 2021 budget. Special to the Daily.
Before they award a $571,235 contract to demolish the former town hall building, the Avon Town Council has a few questions for contractor Michael Lindstrom of Tasman Geosciences.
Lindstrom said he’d be happy to answer the council’s questions, Town Engineer Justin Hildreth wrote in a memo published on Friday.
At the Avon Town Council’s Jan. 26 meeting, elected officials expressed concerns with weather, COVID-19, health department approvals, and the June 1 deadline they’ve imposed for the project.
“Let’s hear from the contractor directly,” said councilmember Scott Prince. “That’s something we’ve never really done, we’ve never really had these contractors come in and speak directly to us so they can answer our questions.”