By Heather L. Lawton
Many have said there’s no sound like it. When those barred doors slam, the noise explodes in your head, and the anxiety-filled gas immediately ignites a fear jolting through your body, signaling that it’s final. Men’s popularity reigns supreme in this place too; their visiting day is full, while women’s is nearly empty. Men dominate the headlines and courtrooms before arriving at these cold, concrete buildings home to hundreds of cells with those resounding bars. People use deceit and every trick they’ve learned through time-consuming research to avoid spending the rest of their lives in this place. But rarely can Forensic Files and New Detectives episodes educate them enough to escape.
Some who’ve tried to fight prison finally succumb and adjust well, feeling right at home, learning new curricula and trying something new. And in the case of a husband and father convicted of releasing himself from both of those duties, he may be expanding his sexuality.
Prison guards at the Dodge Correctional Institution in Waupun, Wisconsin report that convicted killer Chris Watts is having relationships with various younger men in prison. The convicted father and husband, who was sentenced to three life sentences without the possibility of parole for murdering his wife and two daughters, is now “bringing the fellas to their knees” in prison, reportedly.
Yahoo!Life reports that a prison employee said, “Younger guys flock to Chris. He’s really got a hold on them, and they’ll usually do whatever he wants.”
