Chris's homes - Revision history

WarnerBro: /* Chesterfield County */

2026-04-11T18:46:37Z

Chesterfield County

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	Richmond is the capital city of [[Virginia]] and the former capital of the [[Wikipedia:Confederate States of America\|Confederate States of America]]. Chesterfield County is just southwest of Richmond and contains many of its suburbs. Chris and his parents lived in this area from [[1993]] to [[2000]]. During his life here, Chris attended [[Providence Middle School]] and [[Manchester High School]]. He attended Korean Canaan Presbyterian Church with his father and occasionally went swimming at the local YMCA. By late 1999 he was regularly playing [[Pokémon]] at [[Books-A-Million]].		Richmond is the capital city of [[Virginia]] and the former capital of the [[Wikipedia:Confederate States of America\|Confederate States of America]]. Chesterfield County is just southwest of Richmond and contains many of its suburbs. Chris and his parents lived in this area from [[1993]] to [[2000]]. During his life here, Chris attended [[Providence Middle School]] and [[Manchester High School]]. He attended Korean Canaan Presbyterian Church with his father and occasionally went swimming at the local YMCA. By late 1999 he was regularly playing [[Pokémon]] at [[Books-A-Million]].

	The Chandler family [[A Week With Christian Chandler#Page 4\|moved back]] to [[Ruckersville, VA\|Ruckersville]] at the end of Chris's senior year, meaning that his transition from childhood to adulthood was marked by a physical relocation across the state. This move has therefore acquired enormous symbolic significance for Chris. His complete failure to become a successful adult since then, coupled with his [[Chris and nostalgia\|rose-tinted view]] of high school and his [[gal-pals]], have caused him to romanticize Chesterfield County. He continues to believe that had his family not moved back to "lame Ruckersville," he would currently be drowning in [[china]] and everything would be perfect and uncomplicated.		The Chandler family [[A Week With Christian Chandler#Page 4\|moved back]] to [[Ruckersville, VA\|Ruckersville]] at the end of Chris's senior year, meaning that his transition from childhood to adulthood was marked by a physical relocation across the state. This move has therefore acquired enormous symbolic significance for Chris. His complete failure to become a successful adult since then, coupled with his [[Chris and nostalgia\|rose-tinted view]] of high school and his [[gal pal\|gal-pals]], have caused him to romanticize Chesterfield County. He continues to believe that had his family not moved back to "lame Ruckersville," he would currently be drowning in [[china]] and everything would be perfect and uncomplicated.

	The Chandlers have ties to the Richmond area going back to well before Chris's birth. Barb moved to Richmond in 1961 with her first husband Ran Coleman Yeatts, and Bob moved to the area with his family in 1975 for work. Barb's son [[Cole Smithey\|Cole]] was brought up in inner Richmond, and Bob's son [[Alan]] attended high school in Chesterfield County and daughter [[Carol]] attended [[Providence Middle School]] in Chesterfield County, the same school Chris would later attend. Bob and Barb met at a bar in Richmond in 1979 and were living at Bob's house in Chesterfield County at the time of their marriage in 1980. They left the area shortly afterward when Bob was transferred by his job to Charlottesville.		The Chandlers have ties to the Richmond area going back to well before Chris's birth. Barb moved to Richmond in 1961 with her first husband Ran Coleman Yeatts, and Bob moved to the area with his family in 1975 for work. Barb's son [[Cole Smithey\|Cole]] was brought up in inner Richmond, and Bob's son [[Alan]] attended high school in Chesterfield County and daughter [[Carol]] attended [[Providence Middle School]] in Chesterfield County, the same school Chris would later attend. Bob and Barb met at a bar in Richmond in 1979 and were living at Bob's house in Chesterfield County at the time of their marriage in 1980. They left the area shortly afterward when Bob was transferred by his job to Charlottesville.

WarnerBro at 00:51, 21 March 2026

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	===Surreywood Subdivision===		===Surreywood Subdivision===
	[[File:0085-SurrywoodSideDoor.jpg\|thumb\|Another view of the Surreywood house]]		[[File:0085-SurrywoodSideDoor.jpg\|thumb\|Another view of the Surreywood house]]
	The Surreywood Subdivision, or as Chris spells it, "Surrywood", is an area of 506 homes in Chesterfield County where the Chandlers lived from [[1995]] to [[1996]].		The Surreywood Subdivision, or [[Chris and English\|as Chris spells it]], "Surrywood", is an area of 506 homes in Chesterfield County where the Chandlers lived from [[1995]] to [[1996]].

	===Newberry Towne Subdivision===		===Newberry Towne Subdivision===

WarnerBro: /* Cloverleaf Lakes Apartments */

2026-03-19T13:26:21Z

Cloverleaf Lakes Apartments

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	[[Chris's Wikipedia profile]] and his [[DVD Slideshow Transcripts]] state that he moved to Chesterfield County in September 1992. A 1993 [[It took a talking bear to give the name a young boy loves\|''Richmond Times-Dispatch'' article]], however, makes it clear that he moved in September 1993 and that he was still living in Ruckersville during [[Christmas]] 1992.		[[Chris's Wikipedia profile]] and his [[DVD Slideshow Transcripts]] state that he moved to Chesterfield County in September 1992. A 1993 [[It took a talking bear to give the name a young boy loves\|''Richmond Times-Dispatch'' article]], however, makes it clear that he moved in September 1993 and that he was still living in Ruckersville during [[Christmas]] 1992.

	Chris claimed to have often seen "whooping cranes" in the duck pond behind their domicile.<ref>[[DVD Slideshow Transcripts#CWC Note 2]]</ref> Whooping cranes ~~are nearly extinct and~~ are not found in Virginia, so it's more likely that he saw [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandhill_crane sandhill cranes].		Chris claimed to have often seen "whooping cranes" in the duck pond behind their domicile.<ref>[[DVD Slideshow Transcripts#CWC Note 2]]</ref> Whooping cranes are not found in Virginia (and are critically endangered on top of that), so it's more likely that he saw [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandhill_crane sandhill cranes].

	===Surreywood Subdivision===		===Surreywood Subdivision===

Hurtful Truth Level: /* Gateway Homes */

2026-03-06T06:51:42Z

Gateway Homes

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	On 21 [[January 2023]], a letter appeared in Chris's court record from Gateway Homes, a non-profit organization that provides mental health services in a residential setting in rural Chesterfield County.<ref>[[:File:Court Record - Greene Circuit Court - Incest - (Chris, CR22000141-00) - 30 January 2023 - Pleadings-Orders.png]]</ref> After his release from [[Central Virginia Regional Jail]], beginning on 1 [[May 2023]], Chris [[Post-jail sightings (2023)\|has been spotted]] in a variety of locations throughout Chesterfield County, lending support to the hypothesis that Chris resided there. One observer claimed that Chris was picked up from a shopping trip by a large black van, also suggesting that he was institutionalized at the time and did not have access to a car of his own. In a [[November 2023]] livestream, Chris confirmed he was transferred to Gateway after his stint in jail.<ref>[[Medallion Moulding Q&A]]</ref>		On 21 [[January 2023]], a letter appeared in Chris's court record from Gateway Homes, a non-profit organization that provides mental health services in a residential setting in rural Chesterfield County.<ref>[[:File:Court Record - Greene Circuit Court - Incest - (Chris, CR22000141-00) - 30 January 2023 - Pleadings-Orders.png]]</ref> After his release from [[Central Virginia Regional Jail]], beginning on 1 [[May 2023]], Chris [[Post-jail sightings (2023)\|has been spotted]] in a variety of locations throughout Chesterfield County, lending support to the hypothesis that Chris resided there. One observer claimed that Chris was picked up from a shopping trip by a large black van, also suggesting that he was institutionalized at the time and did not have access to a car of his own. In a [[November 2023]] livestream, Chris confirmed he was transferred to Gateway after his stint in jail.<ref>[[Medallion Moulding Q&A]]</ref>

	The reasons for Chris's departure from Gateway Homes is unknown. In [[The Chris Chan Conspiracy]] [[TheGamerFromMars]] claims that Chris left the Gateway Homes after a change in their guidelines:		The reasons for Chris's departure from Gateway Homes is unknown. In ''[[The Chris Chan Conspiracy]]'', TheGamerFromMars claims that Chris left the Gateway Homes after a change in their guidelines:
	{{quote\|After a few months of living with them though, she was informed that the nonprofit would soon be implementing new guidelines which would complicate the Sonichu creator's ability to stay there.}}		{{quote\|After a few months of living with them though, she was informed that the nonprofit would soon be implementing new guidelines which would complicate the Sonichu creator's ability to stay there.}}
	There is no evidence that Gateway homes implemented new guidelines. In a [[March 2023 Praetor Interview\|March 2023 interview]] [[Praetor]] claims that Chris's return to the internet was inevitable so it is likely that Chris was never meant to reside at Gateway Homes permanently.		There is no evidence that Gateway homes implemented new guidelines. In a [[March 2023 Praetor Interview\|March 2023 interview]] [[Praetor]] claims that Chris's return to the internet was inevitable so it is likely that Chris was never meant to reside at Gateway Homes permanently.

BaboonRancher23: Added a little more about Gateway Homes

2026-02-21T17:12:06Z

Added a little more about Gateway Homes

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	[[Image:GroupHomeSaga.jpg\|thumb\|right\|An artist's depiction of Chris at Gateway Homes.]]		[[Image:GroupHomeSaga.jpg\|thumb\|right\|An artist's depiction of Chris at Gateway Homes.]]
	On 21 [[January 2023]], a letter appeared in Chris's court record from Gateway Homes, a non-profit organization that provides mental health services in a residential setting in rural Chesterfield County.<ref>[[:File:Court Record - Greene Circuit Court - Incest - (Chris, CR22000141-00) - 30 January 2023 - Pleadings-Orders.png]]</ref> After his release from [[Central Virginia Regional Jail]], beginning on 1 [[May 2023]], Chris [[Post-jail sightings (2023)\|has been spotted]] in a variety of locations throughout Chesterfield County, lending support to the hypothesis that Chris resided there. One observer claimed that Chris was picked up from a shopping trip by a large black van, also suggesting that he was institutionalized at the time and did not have access to a car of his own. In a [[November 2023]] livestream, Chris confirmed he was transferred to Gateway after his stint in jail.<ref>[[Medallion Moulding Q&A]]</ref>		On 21 [[January 2023]], a letter appeared in Chris's court record from Gateway Homes, a non-profit organization that provides mental health services in a residential setting in rural Chesterfield County.<ref>[[:File:Court Record - Greene Circuit Court - Incest - (Chris, CR22000141-00) - 30 January 2023 - Pleadings-Orders.png]]</ref> After his release from [[Central Virginia Regional Jail]], beginning on 1 [[May 2023]], Chris [[Post-jail sightings (2023)\|has been spotted]] in a variety of locations throughout Chesterfield County, lending support to the hypothesis that Chris resided there. One observer claimed that Chris was picked up from a shopping trip by a large black van, also suggesting that he was institutionalized at the time and did not have access to a car of his own. In a [[November 2023]] livestream, Chris confirmed he was transferred to Gateway after his stint in jail.<ref>[[Medallion Moulding Q&A]]</ref>

			The reasons for Chris's departure from Gateway Homes is unknown. In [[The Chris Chan Conspiracy]] [[TheGamerFromMars]] claims that Chris left the Gateway Homes after a change in their guidelines:
			{{quote\|After a few months of living with them though, she was informed that the nonprofit would soon be implementing new guidelines which would complicate the Sonichu creator's ability to stay there.}}
			There is no evidence that Gateway homes implemented new guidelines. In a [[March 2023 Praetor Interview\|March 2023 interview]] [[Praetor]] claims that Chris's return to the internet was inevitable so it is likely that Chris was never meant to reside at Gateway Homes permanently.

	==Desired housing==		==Desired housing==

Master: /* Bedford County */

2025-12-06T15:00:17Z

Bedford County

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	In [[June 2023]], [[Caden Peck]] and a LLC purchased a 5 bed, 4 bath house in Big Island, a census-designated place in Bedford County near the city of Lynchburg.		In [[June 2023]], [[Caden Peck]] and a LLC purchased a 5 bed, 4 bath house in Big Island, a census-designated place in Bedford County near the city of Lynchburg.

	Chris was first spotted in Lynchburg on 20 [[July 2023]]. He had been spotted shopping in Chesterfield County on the 3rd of that month, indicating that he likely took up residence in Big Island between those two dates. ~~Chris himself has since confirmed he is now living in the Lynchburg area.~~		Chris was first spotted in Lynchburg on 20 [[July 2023]]. He had been spotted shopping in Chesterfield County on the 3rd of that month, indicating that he likely took up residence in Big Island between those two dates. Photos later showed Chris's car parked at the Big Island house. Since living at the house, he has time and time again posted photos and recordings of the property, including several shelves with his [[List of toys\|toys]]. On 29 [[May 2024]], [[Kiwi Farms]] user TwistedFreak posted a picture of Chris just outside the property. Chris tweeted security camera footage of TwistedFreak at the house next day.<ref>[[Sightings_(2024)#Big_Island_House]]</ref><ref>[[May 2024 social media posts#Stalker gets caught on security camera]]</ref> Further confirming that Chris lives there. Chris also confirmed he was at Big Island in a call from 17 [[May 2025]].<ref>[[Waltah White Calls]]</ref>

	Photos later showed Chris's car parked at the Big Island house. ~~It has not been confirmed by Chris directly that he is~~ living at the house, ~~but~~ he has time and time again posted photos and recordings of the property, including several shelves with his [[List of toys\|toys]] ~~which most likely means it's~~ the ~~case~~.

	==Jails and institutions==		==Jails and institutions==

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	==Greene County==		==Greene County==
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	Bob and Barbara first moved to the Charlottesville area circa [[1980]] when Bob was transferred there from General Electric's location in Richmond. When they first moved there, they had no ties to the area, and in all the time they lived there they made little effort to establish any. Greene County is on the northeastern outskirts of the Charlottesville area and is predominantly rural in nature, although Ruckersville, located near the Albemarle County line, is more suburban.		Bob and Barbara first moved to the Charlottesville area circa [[1980]] when Bob was transferred there from General Electric's location in Richmond. When they first moved there, they had no ties to the area, and in all the time they lived there they made little effort to establish any. Greene County is on the northeastern outskirts of the Charlottesville area and is predominantly rural in nature, although Ruckersville, located near the Albemarle County line, is more suburban.

CwckiChristorian: /* Greene County */

2025-11-02T02:18:57Z

Greene County

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	==Greene County==		==Greene County==
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	Bob and Barbara first moved to the Charlottesville area circa [[1980]] when Bob was transferred there from General Electric's location in Richmond. When they first moved there, they had no ties to the area, and in all the time they lived there they made little effort to establish any. Greene County is on the northeastern outskirts of the Charlottesville area and is predominantly rural in nature, although Ruckersville, located near the Albemarle County line, is more suburban.		Bob and Barbara first moved to the Charlottesville area circa [[1980]] when Bob was transferred there from General Electric's location in Richmond. When they first moved there, they had no ties to the area, and in all the time they lived there they made little effort to establish any. Greene County is on the northeastern outskirts of the Charlottesville area and is predominantly rural in nature, although Ruckersville, located near the Albemarle County line, is more suburban.

Ayumu Kasuga at 18:21, 29 October 2025

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	===Surreywood Subdivision===		===Surreywood Subdivision===
	[[File:~~SurreywoodHouse~~.~~png~~\|thumb\|Another view of the Surreywood house]]		[[File:0085-SurrywoodSideDoor.jpg\|thumb\|Another view of the Surreywood house]]
	The Surreywood Subdivision, or as Chris spells it, "Surrywood", is an area of 506 homes in Chesterfield County where the Chandlers lived from [[1995]] to [[1996]].		The Surreywood Subdivision, or as Chris spells it, "Surrywood", is an area of 506 homes in Chesterfield County where the Chandlers lived from [[1995]] to [[1996]].

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	Image:0108-NewberryTowneHouse.jpg\|6008 Partingdale Circle.		Image:0108-NewberryTowneHouse.jpg\|6008 Partingdale Circle.
	File:0111-LegoWalkman1.jpg\|Chris sitting outside his home.		File:0111-LegoWalkman1.jpg\|Chris sitting outside his home.
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	File:0461-CWCWithCustomCookie.jpg\|Chris in the kitchen.		File:0461-CWCWithCustomCookie.jpg\|Chris in the kitchen.
	File:0409-ChristianIs17-1.jpg\|Chris and [[Barbara]] celebrating his 17th birthday in the presumably living room.		File:0409-ChristianIs17-1.jpg\|Chris and [[Barbara]] celebrating his 17th birthday in the presumably living room.
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	==Greene County==		==Greene County==
			[[File:0627-AFather&SonMoment.jpg\|thumb\|]]
	Bob and Barbara first moved to the Charlottesville area circa [[1980]] when Bob was transferred there from General Electric's location in Richmond. When they first moved there, they had no ties to the area, and in all the time they lived there they made little effort to establish any. Greene County is on the northeastern outskirts of the Charlottesville area and is predominantly rural in nature, although Ruckersville, located near the Albemarle County line, is more suburban.		Bob and Barbara first moved to the Charlottesville area circa [[1980]] when Bob was transferred there from General Electric's location in Richmond. When they first moved there, they had no ties to the area, and in all the time they lived there they made little effort to establish any. Greene County is on the northeastern outskirts of the Charlottesville area and is predominantly rural in nature, although Ruckersville, located near the Albemarle County line, is more suburban.

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	===Surreywood Subdivision===		===Surreywood Subdivision===
			[[File:SurreywoodHouse.png\|thumb\|Another view of the Surreywood house]]
	The Surreywood Subdivision, or as Chris spells it, "Surrywood", is an area of 506 homes in Chesterfield County where the Chandlers lived from [[1995]] to [[1996]].		The Surreywood Subdivision, or as Chris spells it, "Surrywood", is an area of 506 homes in Chesterfield County where the Chandlers lived from [[1995]] to [[1996]].

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	Richmond is the capital city of [[Virginia]] and the former capital of the [[Wikipedia:Confederate States of America\|Confederate States of America]]. Chesterfield County is just southwest of Richmond and contains many of its suburbs. Chris and his parents lived in this area from [[1993]] to [[2000]]. During his life here, Chris attended [[Providence Middle School]] and [[Manchester High School]]. He attended Korean Canaan Presbyterian Church with his father and occasionally went swimming at the local YMCA. By late 1999 he was regularly playing [[Pokémon]] at [[Books-A-Million]].		Richmond is the capital city of [[Virginia]] and the former capital of the [[Wikipedia:Confederate States of America\|Confederate States of America]]. Chesterfield County is just southwest of Richmond and contains many of its suburbs. Chris and his parents lived in this area from [[1993]] to [[2000]]. During his life here, Chris attended [[Providence Middle School]] and [[Manchester High School]]. He attended Korean Canaan Presbyterian Church with his father and occasionally went swimming at the local YMCA. By late 1999 he was regularly playing [[Pokémon]] at [[Books-A-Million]].

	The Chandler family [[A Week With Christian Chandler#Page 4\|moved back]] to [[Ruckersville, VA\|Ruckersville]] at the end of Chris's senior year, meaning that his transition from childhood to adulthood was marked by a physical relocation across the state. This move has therefore acquired enormous symbolic significance for Chris. His complete failure to become a successful adult since then, coupled with his [[Chris and nostalgia\|rose-tinted view]] of high school and his [[gal-pals]], have caused him to romanticize Chesterfield County. He continues to believe that had his family not moved back to "lame Ruckersville," he would currently be drowning in [[china]] and everything would be perfect and uncomplicated.		The Chandler family [[A Week With Christian Chandler#Page 4\|moved back]] to [[Ruckersville, VA\|Ruckersville]] at the end of Chris's senior year, meaning that his transition from childhood to adulthood was marked by a physical relocation across the state. This move has therefore acquired enormous symbolic significance for Chris. His complete failure to become a successful adult since then, coupled with his [[Chris and nostalgia\|rose-tinted view]] of high school and his [[gal pal\|gal-pals]], have caused him to romanticize Chesterfield County. He continues to believe that had his family not moved back to "lame Ruckersville," he would currently be drowning in [[china]] and everything would be perfect and uncomplicated.

	The Chandlers have ties to the Richmond area going back to well before Chris's birth. Barb moved to Richmond in 1961 with her first husband Ran Coleman Yeatts, and Bob moved to the area with his family in 1975 for work. Barb's son [[Cole Smithey\|Cole]] was brought up in inner Richmond, and Bob's son [[Alan]] attended high school in Chesterfield County and daughter [[Carol]] attended [[Providence Middle School]] in Chesterfield County, the same school Chris would later attend. Bob and Barb met at a bar in Richmond in 1979 and were living at Bob's house in Chesterfield County at the time of their marriage in 1980. They left the area shortly afterward when Bob was transferred by his job to Charlottesville.		The Chandlers have ties to the Richmond area going back to well before Chris's birth. Barb moved to Richmond in 1961 with her first husband Ran Coleman Yeatts, and Bob moved to the area with his family in 1975 for work. Barb's son [[Cole Smithey\|Cole]] was brought up in inner Richmond, and Bob's son [[Alan]] attended high school in Chesterfield County and daughter [[Carol]] attended [[Providence Middle School]] in Chesterfield County, the same school Chris would later attend. Bob and Barb met at a bar in Richmond in 1979 and were living at Bob's house in Chesterfield County at the time of their marriage in 1980. They left the area shortly afterward when Bob was transferred by his job to Charlottesville.