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There are currently 28 inmates from other states housed in Wisconsin and 31 inmates from Wisconsin housed in other states under the Interstate Corrections Compact. Christopher Watts, the Colorado man who killed his pregnant wife and their two daughters in August, was sentenced Monday to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Christopher Watts is in court for his arraignment hearing at the Weld County Courthouse on Augin Greeley, Colorado. 13, 2018 and later smothered their two little girls, 4-year-old Bella and 3-year-old Celeste, at his work site. Christopher Watts, the man convicted of manslaughter and sexual assault after a teen died in Puslinch in July 2001, was ordered back to prison earlier this. There is generally no cost to the originating state for housing the inmate, except that the state where the inmate is housed may bill the originating state for certain medical costs. Watts strangled his wife Shanann in the home on Aug. Transportation decisions regarding specific inmates are based on an assessment of the inmate's security risk, medical condition, and other factors. A Weld County judge has denied a motion to investigate media leaks in the case of Christopher Watts, who made national headlines after he was arrested last. Wisconsin uses contracted inmate transportation vendors to transport Wisconsin inmates between states. Cheryln Cadle contacted him and started visiting him in prison. They are responsible for transporting the inmate to the state where they will be housed, as well as returning them to the originating state for court dates, etc. Christopher Watts is a Technical Sales Specialist STIHLs Mid-Atlantic region and has over 15 years of experience in the Outdoor Power Equipment Industry. On August 13, 2018, Christopher Watts murdered his pregnant wife and two toddler daughters. It is up to the state where the inmate is originally convicted and confined to make the decision to send an inmate out of state. Examples may include those who have committed especially infamous or heinous crimes, former law enforcement or correctional officers, high-ranking gang leaders, extremely dangerous inmates, inmates who have been involved in a facility disturbance, or inmates who pose a significant escape risk.