If you’ve ever loaned someone a container and never saw it again… welcome.

Today I’m venting about the lost Tupperware epidemic, why it triggers something deep in my body, and how being a mom of five means I don’t have time to replace the good ones. Funny, petty, and way too real.

Writer/StoryTeller : La Dama Del Desmadre

Producer/Editor: La Dama Del Desmadre

Content warning: domestic violence, murder, child victims, pregnancy loss, emotional/graphic topics.

Hola hola, locas y locos — it’s La Dama del Desmadre from Trauma, Tacos & True Crime.

Today we’re in Frederick, Colorado (August 2018) for the Watts case — a story that looked “picture perfect” online… and turned out to be a whole DAMN MASK. The kind where everybody wants the highlight reel, but nobody wants the truth.

We’re breaking down the timeline, the public plea, the moments that made people’s stomachs drop, and how fast the “perfect family” story fell apart in real time. And yes — we’re going to talk about the uncomfortable part: how appearances, control, and ego can hide in plain sight… until they don’t.

Quick disclaimer so nobody tries to sue me because they got emotional: I’m not your therapist, I’m not your doctor, and I’m not diagnosing nobody. This is not medical advice. Relax. Breathe. And if you hear kids in the background good. That means everybody’s alive. This is MY HOME not a recording studio.

At the end we’re doing our grounding comfort food moment — because this case is heavy, and we don’t just listen to trauma and pretend we’re fine.

If you or someone you love is in danger, please reach out to local emergency services or a domestic violence hotline in your area.

Credits :

Written and Hosted by: La Dama Del Desmadre

Editing: Descript/La Dama Del Desmadre

Research: public records and source notes below

Case materials:

Weld County District Attorney: “Information on Watts Case” (official case hub/records info).

Colorado Judicial Branch (court PDF): “Written Waiver and Guilty Plea” (dated Nov 6, 2018).

Colorado Judicial Branch (court PDF): “Complaint and Information” (charges filed in 2018).

Weld County District Attorney press release: “Chris Watts Admits to Killing Pregnant Wife and Two Young Children” (Nov 6, 2018).

Documentary:

9NEWS coverage re: discovery documents and released case materials

American Murder: The Family Next Door (Netflix documentary).

Episode 1: Jennifer Kesse — Her Absence Was Loud

Jennifer Kesse was 24 years old. Independent, organizada, and building her life in Orlando. New condo. New routine. New chapter.

Then on the morning of January 24, 2006, she left for work…

And she never arrived.

In this episode, we walk through the timeline that raised alarms fast, the car that showed up like it was trying to disappear in plain sight, and the surveillance footage that still haunts people because somehow, every time the “person of interest” passes the camera… the face is blocked.

And of course… This ain't medical advice, RELAX—because cases like this don’t just live in your mind. They hit your nervous system. That uneasy “oh hell not…” feeling? You’re not crazy. Your body clocks patterns before your brain finishes the sentence.

Content note: This episode includes true crime, disappearance, trauma themes, and dark humor (porque así sobrevivimos). If you’re feeling activated, pause and protect your peace. Este episodio estará aquí cuando estés lista.

Primary case info referenced:

1. FBI ViCAP (Missing Person: Jennifer Joyce Kesse)
2. NamUs (National Missing and Unidentified Persons System)
3. JenniferKesse.com (family-led case hub)

Additional reporting referenced for context:

Major broadcast / long-form coverage

(48 Hours and other famous outlets)

Host and Storytelling: La Dama Del Desmadre

Show: Trauma, Tacos & True Crime

Writing, Research and Editing: La Dama del Desmadre

IF YOU HAVE A TIP (no te quedes callada)

Orlando Police Department:

407-246-2470

FDLE Missing Person Clearinghouse:

1-888-FL-MISSING (1-888-356-4774)

Family Tip Line

(941) 201-4009

Crimeline: 1-800-423-TIPS