The Neighbor Who Suspected Chris Watts From The Beginning “He is not acting right,” neighbor Nate Trinastich can be heard telling a police officer the day Chris Watts' wife and daughters went missing.
Watts tries to nervously explain his behavior away that morning telling the officer that he had moved the truck from its usual spot because it had been “easier to lug everything with all the tools I had to bring in” and said he had been loading the truck early that morning to prepare for a busy work day.
But after Watts walks out of the neighbor’s house, Trinastich is already starting to question his neighbor’s unusual behavior.
“He is not acting right,” he can be heard telling the officer.
After the officer questions what he means, Trinastich goes on to explain that Watts seemed to be “fidgety” and “rocking back and forth.”
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