Chris Watts, convicted of killing his Colorado family, an 'outcast' in prison: report
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Chris Watts, a Colorado man serving a life sentence for the 2018 murders of his pregnant wife and two young daughters, is an outcast in prison, according to reports.
"No one wants anything to do with him," a source told the magazine. "He's on the lowest social tier of the entire prison. He's in protective custody because if he's around other inmates, he'd be in real danger. He's an outcast, even among criminals." "He's probably the most hated man in that prison," the source added, "because he killed children. There's a definite pecking order in jail, and someone who hurts or kills kids is at the very bottom."
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