Stepbrother Parks Car Backwards Before Murdering His Stepsister
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Stepbrother Parks Car Backwards Before Murdering His Stepsister
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A sixteen-year-old girl sent a text to her boyfriend, then vanished without a trace, leaving behind a chilling silence. What happened in the hour after she arrived home, and why did a family member park his car in such an unusual way just before her disappearance?
In this episode, we analyze the calculated actions of a stepbrother who brought a stun device, handcuffs, and a saw to his stepsister's home. We explore the meticulous planning behind a crime that shocked a community and the desperate fight of a girl who sustained over forty injuries.
Case: Rebecca Watts
Date: February 19, 2015
Location: Crown Hill, Saint George, Bristol
Victim Age: 16 years old
Perpetrator: Nathan Matthews
- On February 19, 2015, at 11:03 AM, Becky Watts sent her last text message.
- Nathan Matthews reversed his car into the driveway, positioning the boot directly facing the front door.
- Nathan arrived with a large bag, a stun device, handcuffs, tape, and a mask.
- The pathology report documented more than forty separate injuries on Becky's body.
- Becky's remains were wrapped in plastic bags, and kitty litter and salt crystals were used for concealment.
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