Father of slain NJ native says he’s faced online threats
The father of a New Jersey native who was killed by her husband, along with her two daughters, says he has been dealing with online threats since the murders.
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Jul 25, 2019, 9:52 AM
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Updated 1,981 days ago
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The father of a New Jersey native who was killed by her husband, along with her two daughters, says he has been dealing with online threats since the murders.
Frank Rzucek, the father of Shanann Watts, says since she and her children were murdered back in August of 2018, he's been dealing with online threats.
Rzucek said the attacks include threats, fake Facebook accounts and a constant stream of insults.
Chris Watts pleaded guilty to the murder charges against him and is serving a life sentence in prison, in exchange for avoiding the death penalty.
Rzucek is calling on Congress to pass laws to protect victims who are dealing with abuse after unspeakable crimes occur.
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