Chris Watts murdered his elder daughter after she witnessed him killing her mother according to an interview that will air Tuesday on The Dr Phil Show.
Steven Lambert, the lawyer who is representing the family of Shanann Watts in their wrongful death lawsuit, claims that his clients were informed of just how Watts carried out the brutal murders.
It started with Shanann threatening to keep their children from him after she learned of his affair, and ended with the mom and both daughters dead.
Bella reportedly spent her final moments begging her father to spare her life.
The full interview will air Tuesday on Dr Phil, check local listings for times.
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Victims: Chris Watts killed his daughter Bella after she witnessed him strangling his pregnant wife Shanann according to a lawyer for Shanann's family (Watts and the three women he murdered just months before the incident)
'The night in question Shanann came home. She and Chris had got into a fight. They made up. They were getting along really well,' Lambert tells Dr Phil in a clip obtained by DailyMail.com.
'Later on, they got into a fight again. In that fight he essentially confessed to having an affair, that he wanted a divorce. That it was pretty much over between them, and she had said something to the effect of, "well you're not going to see the kids again."'
Lambert then adds: 'As a consequence of that conversation he strangled her to death.'
The clip ends with Lambert revealing: 'Bella walked in and asked what are you doing to mommy.'
Watts spoke with agents from the FBI and CBI as well as a member of the Frederick Police Department on February 18, though what exactly was said during that meeting has not yet been shared with the public.
But Shanann's parents, the Rzuceks, have been briefed on what Watts said.
The will be released on March 7, and now many are speculating as to what it could mean for the case and if it might bring some closure following the tragic deaths of Shanann, Bella and Celeste.
The interview was conducted at the Dodge Correctional Institution in Waupun, Wisconsin, where Watts was transferred back in December.
It is unclear however if he is still there, or if he may have leveraged his interview with authorities to be moved to another facility.
Authorities do not believe that Watts ever gave a factual account of what happened the night of the murders.
He only confessed to murdering his wife Shanann, claiming he did this in an act of rage after she murdered their two young daughters.
Watts had claimed he saw the couple's daughter Bella dead in her bed and Shanann in the process of strangling Celeste on the baby monitor.
Local police and the FBI did not believe that, and ultimately charged the father with three counts of first-degree murder after deliberation, two counts of first-degree murder of a child under the age of 12 and by a person in a position of trust, three counts of tampering with a deceased human body and one count of unlawful termination of a pregnancy.
There is also a possibility that evidence in the case could perhaps exonerate Watts or even implicate a second or third person.
The release last week of doorbell footage that showed Shanann arriving home on the night she was murdered also suggests that the Weld County District Attorney may have come across new video evidence.
Behind bars: The details of that interview will be released on March 7 along with audio from the meeting
Caught: Watts told authorities that he murdered Shanann after watching her strangle their daughters Bella and Celeste in a fit of rage (Watts watching himself load the bodies into his truck on a neighbor's surveillance camera)
Recovery: He then dumped the bodies of Celeste and Bella into oil tanks and buried Shanann in a shallow grave (officials removing the bodies of Celeste and Bella)
If footage was obtained from that system it would be able to confirm or deny his allegation.
Upon watching Shanann 'on top of' Celeste, Watts said he ran into the room but it was too late.
He then strangled Shanann he told police and agents.
It is the same three officials who worked the case for the FBD, FBI and CBI who visited Watts in prison.
He only admitted to murdering Shanann and then burying her in a shallow grave.
He said that he also dumped his two daughters' lifeless bodies in oil tanks after failing a polygraph test.
In November, Watts pleaded guilty to to multiple first-degree murder charges in order to avoid a possible death penalty trial.
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