American family annihilator Chris Watts blames her carnal mistress Nichol Kessinger for compelling him to murder his family for her

Chris Watts and Nichol Kessinger dated for months before he killed his family

By Edward Era Barbacena 

American family annihilator Chris Watts is blaming his former mistress for his decision to brutally murder his wife and two little girls — and only refers to her as “Jezebel.”

The Post has obtained several handwritten notes from the 39-year-old Watts, who is serving a life sentence in a small cell at Dodge Correctional Institution.

In one letter, dated March 2020, Watts wrote a prayer of confession. “The words of a harlot have brought me low,” he wrote. “Her flattering speech was like drops of honey that pierced my heart and soul. Little did I know that all her guests were in the chamber of death.”

“How did I let this happen?” he continued. “The blessings you have bestowed upon me were right in front of me, and still I followed the perfume of a strange woman.”

Watts shared most of his thoughts with Dylan Tallman, a fellow prisoner at the Wisconsin lockup who befriended Watts. Tallman was in the cell next to Watts, and the two men became close.

“We started talking,” Tallman says. “We had a lot of very long conversations, spiritual conversations.”

Tallman was in prison for possession of narcotics when he met Watts. Although he has served his sentence, he is now serving four months for driving on a suspended license, which was a probation violation.

They began studying the Bible together, with Watts even calling Tallman his “spiritual twin.” While tabloids speculated that their relationship had turned sexual, Tallman flatly denies that.

“No, that was someone just making things up,” he told The Post. “We were studying the Scriptures together.”

They began studying the Bible together, with Watts even calling Tallman his “spiritual twin.” They studied the Scriptures together and talked daily, often encouraging each other about the hardships of life behind bars.