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You don’t go to prison for pinching a butt. Prison is felony conviction, and given how often they will plea bargain felony to misdemeanor, I’d bet the pedos he killed were pretty bad. But I don’t care enough to look it up, you seem to be all about preserving the lives of degenerate trash. Why don’t you look them up and maybe build a shrine while you’re at it.

Preliminary information:

Watson demanded to be put back in secure housing after he realized that they mistakenly put him in "softer" surroundings.
Days before the attack, Watson said his security classification was changed and he was transferred from a single-person cell to a lower-security dormitory pod at the Central Valley facility. Watson called the switch a “careless" mistake and said he left “quite a paper trail” protesting it.
The counselor in his new unit just laughed at him when he said trouble was a-comin'.
Watson, who is serving a life sentence for a 2009 murder conviction, wrote that six days after he arrived at the prison, a child molester moved into the pod. Watson believed the man [David Bobb] began taunting other inmates by watching children's television programming.
Watson: “I was mulling it all over [Two hours before the attacks the next day, Watson told a prison counselor that he urgently needed to be transferred back to higher-level security “before I really (expletive) one of these dudes up,” but the counselor “scoffed and dismissed" him] when along came Molester #1 and he put his TV right on PBS Kids again,” he wrote, according to the newspaper chain. “But this time, someone else said something to the effect of ‘Is this guy really going to watch this right in front of us?’ and I recall saying, ‘I got this.’ And I picked up the cane and went to work on him.”
Watson said he then left the housing pod to find a guard and turn himself in, but on the way, he saw “a known child trafficker, and I figured I’d just do everybody a favor.”

Moral of the story: don't taunt the other crazy prisoners.