Psychological abuse can be a powerful motivator. And her parents did abuse her psychologically. I know because I went through a similar thing. Everybody has evil within them, and pushed too far, that evil can show itself. I’m sorry for the victims and for her - it’s a very sad story. The interrogators are respectful and kind, but they have a job to do - to find out the truth - and they do it well.

@Nick agreed, that's what I tell my daughter. I never want her to think she can never talk to me, even if it's hard to hear. It's important to feel listened to. Not necessarily understood, but accepting

@T Bone You didnt, but not everyone is so stable. Most asian children survive these kinds of households, but every so often it goes horribly wrong. When you mix mental stability and abuse together, this can result.

I was psychologically abused by my father and my ex wife... I didn't kill any of them. I went to therapy and came out stronger.


Classic case of someone digging them selves into a hole because they can't stop talking. She should have pretended like she was in shock and just stared at the wall so she had time to get her story together for a few days before she actually gave an interview. This is the most important acting role of your life if you don't want to go to prison


I'm from a South East Asia country where in our culture we heavily focus on education and good grades. At times it has made be extremely stressed out, like panic attacks and full on crying sessions because I was so nervous about not getting the best grades and my parents being disappointed. But taking out your parents away from this world, really??! Wtf is wrong with you?? Rest in piece to the mum, I hope the dad is doing well


The savage cry from an actual dying person severely wounded is Terrifying! It’s nothing like what you hear in movies and its so surreal that sound can never be mimicked. I hope I never have to hear that from one of my loved ones.


Imagine the dread the interagator felt when he realized she was lying.

Imagine the dread the interagator felt when he realized she was lying.

@Dairokuten Maou I cant unburn from my mind the image of the bright white lenses and the push of the frame with the middle finger.

@Dorothit Wagstaff oh they certainly do treat everyone as a suspect in their minds. <br>A good suspect always keeps the detective thinking they’re a victim.

@Dorothit Wagstaff oh they certainly do treat everyone as a suspect in their minds.
A good suspect always keeps the detective thinking they’re a victim.

@Patient Zero you ALWAYS at MINIMUM take a hard look at the family and close friends and acquaintances. The percentages don’t lie. And a lot of the time, people outside of those two groups lack motive.

I feel like they already knew… she was an unofficial suspect the second she was brought into that room

@ro$ie doesn't mean they were good, doesn't mean they were bad.

@ro$ie doesn't mean they were good, doesn't mean they were bad.

@Tinmann "her own parents" she should've never murdered them, but just because they are her parents doesn't mean they aren't good.

@florance333
 Perhaps I miss spoke.
I'm aware of psychological abuse and I'm in no way supporting what the parents did or what the daughter did. What I was getting at was the heads space the parents were in with their actions. They wanted the best for their daughter because they cared for her. They just did it in a messed up way.
But I suppose that is abuse. Thank you for correcting that.

@Patient Zero please educate yourself about psychological abuse. It's no less harmful than physical abuse because it can lead to depression and suicide of the victim, which is just as bad as physically killing them

@florance333 <br>I wouldn't call them abusive. Just misguided in their methods. It's not like a drunk parent who hits their kid when they have a bad day at work.

@florance333
I wouldn't call them abusive. Just misguided in their methods. It's not like a drunk parent who hits their kid when they have a bad day at work.

Imagine how abusive her parents were that she came out this way

Imagine how abusive her parents were that she came out this way

I'm not sure when you have this job, you really feel any dread for this

At 39:00 he knew for sure that she was lying.

At 39:00 he knew for sure that she was lying.

I doubt dread is the word here. She was the only unharmed survivor. You never start with full trust during an interview.

Especially when ever she tried to explain how she had a phone the first time. Immediately a give away bc your phone is the first thing you’re gonna lose- especially if it was just in your back pocket/ waistband.

I think they got to be extra focused. They probably cry about it afterwards.

Big yikes. Imagine the core suspect being the supposed main victim. Crazy stuff,

@Patient Zero The vast majority of murders are comitted by people very close to the victims, so I imagine many family member interviews, the interrogator goes in with at least the possibility of it in the back of their mind.

@Rina Rin Fast Forwarded bit.<br>It looks like a flick if you don't realize that its fast forwarded, but his hand moves from around his lap or the table to his face.

@Rina Rin Fast Forwarded bit.
It looks like a flick if you don't realize that its fast forwarded, but his hand moves from around his lap or the table to his face.

Dread he felt? You mean she felt when she realized her story fell apart after that little therapy session

@Patient Zero yes, you perfectly explained the feeling a human would feel at that moment. But I doubt interrogators are human during interviews, they act calm but I feel like they function as computers taking one input then taking another piecing out the different events, statements and behaviour. If I were an interrogator, i think all I would feel was shock because at that point you are still trying to confirm if what u are thinking is correct due to the absurd nature of the ongoing events

@Rina Rin I can't remember the timestamp but his hand definitely does and he makes a tiny motion with his body to interject, then he immediatly restrains himself from it and clamps his hand back down.

It was in the first interview

@HitchensImmortal didnt you hear the interrogator ? He said "if you're lying that's the most cold blooded thing i ever heard"

@Elyas Toohey when does his hand exactly flick? I find your comment so fascinating

He knew that before I even got into the interview

He knew that before I even got into the interview

@Patient Zero  in that business my friend nothing shocks you anymore you sadly become desensitized to it. the ones who can't quit

@rockin russkiy lol he’s not an idiot.

You come into this video with the pre-knowledge she’s guilty.

And for the first 12 minutes, everything she does lines up.

It’s when his hand flicks, is the first sign that her story is fudge.
He picks up on it right away.
But he lets her keep going, because the more rope you give someone, the more chance at hey have to make a story they have to stick to.

He also keeps a supportive rapport. Which he then exploits in the second interview by being pushy. Threatening her with the idea the cop who is on her side will abandon her side if she doesn’t comply.

If she’s guilty, she will want to appease if she hasn’t called for a lawyer. As she still thinks she can get away with it clean.

Personally. Never talk to the police ever without legal counsel.
Ever.

Unless you have irrefutable proof you didn’t do it. Like you were at work, or abroad.
Never talk to them. You may know you didn’t do it. But they don’t.
And anything you say can and will be used against you.

The worst tragedy would be if someone close to you was killed and you went to prison on top of that unjustly.

Look at how horrific the artist drew her. wtf lmao

Look at how horrific the artist drew her. wtf lmao

Im totally in dread of  a cop and not a citizen lying...being as we have less rights!

That moment when you realize the interagator is more humane than her parents

You can notice it in the first interview.

You see the guys hand jump like he wants to interject, but with his training knows you shouldn’t help a victim explain.

Because anything willingly volunteered is worthwhile.

That’s the moment his attention is raised to her.

You can pinpoint the moment and the slightly odd statement.

@Elliot Fletcher <br>I never thought of it like that.

@Elliot Fletcher
I never thought of it like that.

Imagine the dread... AND the dread...locks...

Imagine the dread... AND the dread...locks...

You could see it in his body language...

"Wow, she had me."

You could see it in his body language...

"Wow, she had me."

@Craig Mulvey i know what you mean. Like that creeping suspicion that you are in fact speaking the the suspect, not the victim.

@Patient Zero Depending on how technical-minded they are, they might even go into such an interrogation with heightened suspicion - if she were just a bystander, there would be less chance of motive / involvement than someone in the family!

He probably adjusted his glasses and smirked

He probably adjusted his glasses and smirked

Pretty sickening to realize the "victim" you've been empathizing with is actually a monster that plotted the cold blooded murder of her own parents.

Sure they're glad she's off the streets, but they sure as hell didn't feel glee.

@Dorothit Wagstaff <br>People who become detectives are usually naturally suspicious, so it's a possibility.

@Dorothit Wagstaff
People who become detectives are usually naturally suspicious, so it's a possibility.

@Patient Zero Agreed with the idea but I'm hopeful that these professionals have a hard-wired instinct to treat anyone as a potential suspect, and thus the interrogator may have been already going in looking for any cues.

@Patient Zero The horror of realizing you're sitting across the table from someone who just put the hit out on their own mom and dad has GOT to be jarring no matter what you'd seen to that point.

@Craig Mulvey
Of course, but I'm thinking more of the shock you would feel if the person you thought to be a sad victim, turns out to be the primary suspect.
It would kind of be like, seeing a sad creature, trying to do what you can to comfort that creature, then finding out that creature ate a child infront of the child's mom. You would kind of get a real nasty feeling for having gotten so close to something capable of such things.

More like glee, they want to catch the culprit that’s what makes them happy


I came from a toxic family that cared more about my achievements than my mental health. I too had to forge my Bs to As. But the real solution is to get a job ASAP as an adult & cut off contact. I see what set her off, but it is no excuse.


‘I wanted everyone to be free of me…’ that’s just so sad and honestly quite relatable to many of us…😩


It’s crazy when she describes the gun of the murderer. The detective asked her how the gun looked like and when she answered to describe it she looks like so calm she even tilts her head to the side as if she’s describing how ice skating shoes look like!  In her place I would be terrified to describe a gun, especially the gun used to shoot my parents!  Incredibly calm and no tears! I wonder sometimes if she has ever cried before.


Imagine being 100% totally innocent and being convicted because you got a couple facts wrong from your first story. CALL A LAWYER!!!

Yep. Whether guilty or not, you have the right to remain silent. The only thing you need to say is "I want a lawyer"

If the police want to talk to you ask for a lawyer and from that point onwards you keep your trap shut

I would 1,000 percent forget to add in details that would make any detective want to incriminate me 😅 it already happens to me now with my friends and the stakes so low as me just forgetting to mention someone was at a time and place.

You’re 1000% correct, except this is Canada.  It doesn’t work exactly the same as here.  But your comment is gold for anyone in the USA who has any interaction with police of any kind (state, local, federal).

Yep, just look at JCS' falsely accused video. Demand a lawyer and don't say anything other than that.

Miranda rights , always  keep ur mouth shut no matter what.


I can’t believe this is free content. Easily the most interesting and incredibly done videos I’ve ever watched.

@Ruth Dederick They came and went years ago when the big internet companies took control.

@Ruth Dederick They came and went years ago when the big internet companies took control.

Hear hear!! Truer words were never spoken! I know this is a mad old comment, but it's only gotten truer. JCS rly was the pioneer who took A-L-L of the flak & legal BS & seemingly still is, while two dozen copycat channels fill in the void that JCS created!

Then he(/they) tried to make a second, incognito channel, & that got struck by the whiney-ass idiots at YT, who, not content w/ refusing to defend content creators & their free speech, have now moved on to actively robbing them of their free speech, which is a crime & very lawsuit worthy. But I digress.

All to say, it's a shame & a crime, or series of crimes, what seems to have happened to JCS - Criminal Psychology, & doesn't seem like it'll be fixed. It seems like the channel is just done, & I thoroughly hope I'm totally wrong & off base there.

Well, it’s free for you. No free for the uploader. Uploader got paid handsomely from this video.

Well, it’s free for you. No free for the uploader. Uploader got paid handsomely from this video.

45,000 likes well damn never seen a reply with this many likes well awesome for your good sir @gostate2014

Does anyone know where JCS gets these from I wanna binge I literally have watched all of  this man’s videos and I have seen this one like 10 times learning from her mistakes lol 😂 but yeah anyone know any other channels or videos that are amazing , and I have already seen the one where the wife hires a hot man  so any other ones ??🤔😂👌🏽

first time watching this and I have the same thought with you! watching fully all second plus multiple second replay.

@SerialShagster
All you have to do is go to end of video and hit replay, then the ads do NOT play. I do that all the time and never have to watch ads.
I am a patreon for the channels that I watch all the time.

@RAM TRUCKS I don't see any ads because I pay for YouTube premium.  Two years later I've never missed that payment.  It's soooo worth it!

@BerryBear Cub dude had 14 kids and almost 6k victims and ate over 1k of those victims! Crazy stuff....

Shut up before they start charging us ($)!!!!!

Shut up before they start charging us ($)!!!!!

It’s been seen 34million times .   All I need is a dollar from a 1million viewer I’m nice like that 😂

@griffb he said shut up before they try to start charging money for us to watch DA

@griffb he said shut up before they try to start charging money for us to watch DA

Agree. It’s very straight forward. No annoying music. Just the facts.

Agree. It’s very straight forward. No annoying music. Just the facts.

@:P I think it is a good thing to have children watch these shows so then they do not act like the idiots they are watching. Fear thy neighbor, Evil Lives Here and American Monster are the best to learn from.

@Chelsea Mueller  I'll do all the funny stuff.

@Chelsea Mueller  I'll do all the funny stuff.

Not free. You pay with your data, time watching ads, or YouTube subscription.

Not free. You pay with your data, time watching ads, or YouTube subscription.

Well, because of comments like this, Jim apparently doesn’t do “free” content anymore.

Well, because of comments like this, Jim apparently doesn’t do “free” content anymore.

@griffb lol i enjoy this but i hate forensic files

@griffb lol i enjoy this but i hate forensic files

@B Movie 😏😂😂😂😂😂😂

@B Movie 😏😂😂😂😂😂😂

@Jacob Reuter amazingly thought-pondering comment....now i wonder who is watching MY behaviour not JENNIFER's🤔🤔🙄😂😂😂😂😂😂😂💜🙋🏼♀

I hope criminals don't get hints from these videos as interesting as they are to watch

I hope criminals don't get hints from these videos as interesting as they are to watch

Its nothing but quality! People complain about the lack of uploads, but you can see he spends a lot of time on these.

Not so free since it’s full of advertise but I see what you mean.

Not so free since it’s full of advertise but I see what you mean.

Yeah, and I hope they don’t because I can’t afford to pay, but they really should be making money for these.

@Ruth Dederick it's nothing like the early days of the internet.

@Ruth Dederick it's nothing like the early days of the internet.

Indeed! Full on movie length stuff! Amazing stuff!

Indeed! Full on movie length stuff! Amazing stuff!

this ain’t free for me cus i pay a hella lot of money for wifi

this ain’t free for me cus i pay a hella lot of money for wifi

With over 4million subs, they’re making bank

With over 4million subs, they’re making bank

Wish they’d upload like 75 more videos though. This channel is A1

Wish they’d upload like 75 more videos though. This channel is A1

@Jacob Reuter Nope, that is NOT how it works with YouTube views. He makes money off the views because of ads. We are not the product. That simply doesn’t apply to this or make any sense.

@Taco Face i took this photo like 5 years ago but youtube is buggy and i cant change it

@Taco Face i took this photo like 5 years ago but youtube is buggy and i cant change it

@Jessa G Then in 2030 ill make a cartoon only partially copyright

@Jessa G Then in 2030 ill make a cartoon only partially copyright

its good but why are u this entertained is real uestion

its good but why are u this entertained is real uestion

@Jacob Reuter literally who hasn't heard that before? Its pretty common knowledge😂

@Jacob Reuter literally who hasn't heard that before? Its pretty common knowledge😂

Shush man! Youd be the kid in class that says "teacher, you didnt give out homework!"

Shush man! Youd be the kid in class that says "teacher, you didnt give out homework!"

Find "Casefile" podcast. Also amazing content of this type! Some ads, worth it tho!

Find "Casefile" podcast. Also amazing content of this type! Some ads, worth it tho!

The criminals in these videos should get 1 or 2 years shaved off their sentence for all the extra humiliation. Yeah I know, murderers blah blah. Norway used to have the same recidivism rate as the USA at 70%. when Norway started to focus on rehabilitation instead of punishment, their recidivism rate plummeted to 20%. WE should only put people in jail long enough to both protect the rest of society and to rehab the criminal. Whether that's 3 years or 100.

@ImHyuii ads? Lol ads bring very little money. Sponsorships, merch and sites like Patreon or membership is what brings the creators money.

What? You know there are a lot of ads on this...

What? You know there are a lot of ads on this...

But we need to pay 💰 him to subscribe and like👍🏼 it just a click and the other process YT will take care of it 💵⚖💸😉

Not free. Ad supported. Oh wait, the industrybis using "privacy" as a way to limit ads... Without realizing the benefits of an ad supported internet outweighs the few disadvantages.

Not free content my friend ....not free content . No "content " is free now .

Not free content my friend ....not free content . No "content " is free now .

Yeah. These videos are so good it almost felt illegal😅

Yeah. These videos are so good it almost felt illegal😅

@SakuraSensations don’t give them too many ideas though, they might pull the ol youtube red scam on us

Yeah, it’s so great that this is better content that Netflix crime shows and Netflix costs money. YouTube is freeeeeee

@RAM TRUCKS you don’t pay. Watching a few minutes of ads is nothing compared to live television. Also I’d prefer that they have more ads on this Channel because of how much effort goes into it.

Not free i pay $70 a month internet bill so def not free & still assailed by advertising.

Not free i pay $70 a month internet bill so def not free & still assailed by advertising.

Technically not free if you are paying for Internet and electricity

Technically not free if you are paying for Internet and electricity

@griffb For sure However, it is quite unnerving to be honest, but it makes for a greater effect in the video. It is well done!

@Denial Not Accepted precisely. This guy could narrate crime shows and other stuff, he’s killer.

@Denial Not Accepted precisely. This guy could narrate crime shows and other stuff, he’s killer.

In addition, the tone of the narrator is authentically dark.

In addition, the tone of the narrator is authentically dark.

yeah but have you heard of Alexander bean(Sawney Bean)?

yeah but have you heard of Alexander bean(Sawney Bean)?

Comments like this started all this membership non sense.

Comments like this started all this membership non sense.

Agreed. These true crime videos from JCS are next level.

Agreed. These true crime videos from JCS are next level.

@Jacob Reuter for real tho. I remember people using that product phrase in 2000 referring to Google. Imagine learning about data mining in 2020 from a Netflix documentary. lol

Isn't it terrible and magnificent?? Like watching a house burn to the ground.

Isn't it terrible and magnificent?? Like watching a house burn to the ground.

Whole channel is pretty darn good don't ya know.

Whole channel is pretty darn good don't ya know.

@Ruth Dederick i love this comment. Web Renaissance, very interesting. Will ponder this more.

@Ruth Dederick i love this comment. Web Renaissance, very interesting. Will ponder this more.

You pay for it by having to see the adverts

You pay for it by having to see the adverts

You’re 10.. how many videos have u watched JK LOL

You’re 10.. how many videos have u watched JK LOL

Him and Intelexual Media!! I love her. She's so informative and has great content

Him and Intelexual Media!! I love her. She's so informative and has great content

Right he could honestly make an onlyfans for this and I’d sub

Right he could honestly make an onlyfans for this and I’d sub

What's hilarious is that there is a exact copied statement just above your comment.

What's hilarious is that there is a exact copied statement just above your comment.

@griffb lol that's pretty dope. and yeah their videos are hella awesome

@griffb lol that's pretty dope. and yeah their videos are hella awesome

@Snowyness haha I came here right after watching every buzzfeed unsolved video over 3 times lmfao

if you enjoy this, I think you will like BuzzFeed Unsolved Network. the channel features a tons of interesting cold cases. brilliant execution on video production

I can't believe that your face is not made of butter.

I can't believe that your face is not made of butter.

Actually there's more videos. But most got taken down and are only available on patreon.

Actually there's more videos. But most got taken down and are only available on patreon.

@David Andrews no, someone has worked in internet security all his life. Some of us don't need a treny fad to find knowledge.

@antonela bakavic yeah my family doesn't monitor what my smaller family members watch I've seen my cousins which some questionable things and I have stumbled across some questionable things as well but if I ever have kids I'd monitor what they are watching till they reach a age when I trust that thay can be responsible, now I can not make the same mistakes as my mum and family has. My God sister has seen someone shoot them self and he was horrible and I've seen stuff similar like animal abuse and I would not won't my kid seeing something like that especially if they are young. Oof .

@:P oh, I understand now. That is why I always say we have to be very careful what we allow our children see on TV and internet.
This kind of content is definitely no suitable for younger viewers. I never let my daughter watch true crime cases with me. I always watch it on my phone with earbuds so she couldn't even hear, because she is too young.
This channel is definitely the best of this kind on Youtube!!!
Bte, your grammar is fine.

@antonela bakavic  yeah idk haha my cousin would play it on the TV all the time at first I was interested in it then I grew terrified of those crime shows, I started getting paranoid and scared but then at time passed by I stopped seeing my cousin and I hated watching the news but soon I got desensitized to crime especially since I live in compton a lots happens here. After awhile I got over it and I started to get into crime stuff like catching pedos on discord, the news, investigation topics and more idk why my mum let my cousin let me see that but it is what it is.(sorry for my bad grammar)

@:P when you were little??? Why would you watch such a content, you can not even understand

@:P when you were little??? Why would you watch such a content, you can not even understand

If something is free, you are the product.

If something is free, you are the product.

RIP IXI I recommend Forensic Files if you enjoy this, dunno what channel it’s on but man is it good.

Even tho it's really sad I just find it fascinating how human beings can really go on with one another even family

When I was little I would watch these kinda videos

When I was little I would watch these kinda videos

@meMYSELF free to you, but it was still payed for by the adds on YouTube. Patreon is irrelevant

@meMYSELF free to you, but it was still payed for by the adds on YouTube. Patreon is irrelevant

We are in a Renaissance period that is just fascinating. The web has created a Wild West environment that is quickly being reined in.

Agreed! And Canada is great about tv free on youtube

Agreed! And Canada is great about tv free on youtube


I am sure that Jennifer tried to communicate the extreme expectation from parents with them. But there is no way that a strict/abusive/narcissistic parent would be open to listen. Such confrontation would go with a great punishment from parent. I know, what I say, I was raised by such a parent. So, the beginning of this video is a HUGE MANIPULATION. Children are not allowed to discuss, to have opinion, if they have strict parents. Especially from Asia. It is well-known fact. You try to create a premise that she wanted to rather lie than change the situation. I highly doubt it. No excuse for killing her parents though...


I actually feel bad for her. As someone who has been and still being pushed by parents and feelings like a dissapointment


49:19 is very interesting to me. In the beginning of the video it states that could've have been in the Olympics. Meaning that she had to have been pretty good. But she states later on she was middle average. I think it shows that she might've seen herself lower than she actually was because she wasn't the best.


My mom's ex husband liked to get drunk - his favorite hobby was finding something to get angry over and then take it out on my sister and I.  Like the time when I put the paper in the trash at the end of the day (part of my chores), but apparently before he was done with it.  He called me out to the garage and whacked me across the hood of his car with the paper.  As much as I despised that man, it never crossed my mind to go to the extremes as miss Pan here.  At what point does that become not only an option, but the path one chooses to take?


Damn she should have made up a way less complicated story. “I was in my room, I heard nothing.” This girl is writing a whole dang murder mystery novel.

I’m not agreeing with what she did whatsoever….but damn you make a good point…she was doing to much!

@Aztrix yoooooo...that literally made me laugh out loud...thank you...

@Aztrix yoooooo...that literally made me laugh out loud...thank you...

@Aztrix she and the perps could've concocted a much better scenario, but the irony as with many serious criminals is if she was smart enough to plan a scheme with a high success chance and low chance of getting caught, she quite likely wouldn't be in the circumstance of planning such to begin with.

@Metal Jacket Or very well trained thumbs…

@Metal Jacket Or very well trained thumbs…

@Aztrix You got adopted 3 timesor you had them resurrected?<br>Either way the hell?

@Aztrix You got adopted 3 timesor you had them resurrected?
Either way the hell?

Or just… not be in the house? At all?<br>If she wanted she shurely could have arranged things so that she’s not there when the shit went down

Or just… not be in the house? At all?
If she wanted she shurely could have arranged things so that she’s not there when the shit went down

Part of me feels bad for her because of the immense psychological trauma she went though, and the other part of me realizes there's better ways of handling this that don't involve murder. Either way, a shame on both parties for what happened.

@Arkadia Moon that's why they say "the devil is in the details"

@Arkadia Moon that's why they say "the devil is in the details"

So I guess that's why she's not a straight A student 😂

So I guess that's why she's not a straight A student 😂

Even the some of the smartest liars aren't thinking straight enough to realize how complicated their schemes have got or how convoluted they will have to become later one to maintain the lie.

When you're making shit up it just snowballs.

When you're making shit up it just snowballs.

Anything would have been smarter than what she did do and say. Even to let her parents see why this was happening to them...why? Unless she wanted to hurt them in their last moments.

I get what you're saying but when you're in panic and want to try sounding real you sadly make up way too many details

A normal person when realizing strangets with hoodies entreted a house would assume its a Robery, so would call immediatly 911 and whisper, on the closet or under bed, Help and Say the address

True. Way too much details that she cannot possibly retell accurately over multiple interrogation, it was way too inconsistent and that's a big tell when someone is lying

The ghost of Agatha Christie is like WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN

The ghost of Agatha Christie is like WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN

@Ari Reyes lmao I read the cucumber murder

@Ari Reyes lmao I read the cucumber murder

@Aztrix yeah but ya realize it’s very good she screwed up her story right

@Aztrix yeah but ya realize it’s very good she screwed up her story right

That wouldn’t work since they had her dad’s side of the story

That wouldn’t work since they had her dad’s side of the story

Or.... Maybe she should have just not been home that night

Or.... Maybe she should have just not been home that night

@Aztrix doesn't work, why didn't she call 911 earlier if that was the case

@Aztrix doesn't work, why didn't she call 911 earlier if that was the case

Any story wouldn’t work because his dad woke up and told the real story!

Any story wouldn’t work because his dad woke up and told the real story!

@Aztrix Well in the call you can hear her talking to her parents during the murder, so she couldn’t do what you said as it would completely incriminate her .

@Aztrix how can you hear someone go into a room? If the door was shut how do you know exactly where he went? OBJECTION!!!

My question is she could hear nothing because of the TV but she could hear the different foot steps??? She sucks at lying

But then the dad wakes up and tells that she's been walkign around with the intruders😶😶😶

Or just not of spoken to police and asked to have her lawyer present... I swear criminals are so stupid

Well its not easy to lie about a crime when you know they could find out that you lied🤷♀ lies will always come back to bite you... so just tell the truth and assume the consequences of your actions

@Metal Jacket jokes on you, we don't have it in my country. I wrote this with my nose.

@Metal Jacket jokes on you, we don't have it in my country. I wrote this with my nose.

@Aztrix<--  don't be surprised if this guy gets away with murder someday lol. I agree with you tho.

@Arkadia Moon she could've had a solid alibi like being out late shopping or being at a sleepover at a friend's house instead.

Just say she hid or leave before it happened

Just say she hid or leave before it happened

@Aztrix stahp you're giving future criminals an idea

@Aztrix stahp you're giving future criminals an idea

could have said, "i heard unfamiliar voices, so i hid in my closet. i saw nothing, but heard something."

@Aztrix wrong. You can hear farther screaming over the phone. So you are caught. Try again!

How many times have I wanted to shout at her to answer "I don't remember" or "I don't recall"...

No matter how she played it. The burner phones would’ve caught her. She would just need to keep everything in person and act innocent and not talk to detectives.

Thing is liars alway's want to prove there innocence and true people don't care to talk they know truth

Truth -- the simpler and vaguer the story, the fewer moving parts, the more credible. Too much detail up front screams that you've rehearsed the story. And all those fake details provide loose threads for the cops to pull to unravel the whole story -- they pin the suspect down in the lie, with no room to maneuver.

Of course, there's the other jaw of the pliers.  If the fake story is too vague, too lacking in detail, the cops will elicit details -- and in navigating through that, a suspect developing those details on the fly will make mistakes.

I suppose it's possible to create a detailed note-perfect story in advance and dribble out the details in just the right order at just the right pace ... but very, very few criminals (or even just people) have that kind of sophisticated mind and the self-control to manage that without blowing their emotional responses out of the water.

Truth -- the simpler and vaguer the story, the fewer moving parts, the more credible. Too much detail up front screams that you've rehearsed the story. And all those fake details provide loose threads for the cops to pull to unravel the whole story -- they pin the suspect down in the lie, with no room to maneuver.

Of course, there's the other jaw of the pliers.  If the fake story is too vague, too lacking in detail, the cops will elicit details -- and in navigating through that, a suspect developing those details on the fly will make mistakes.

I suppose it's possible to create a detailed note-perfect story in advance and dribble out the details in just the right order at just the right pace ... but very, very few criminals (or even just people) have that kind of sophisticated mind *and* the self-control to manage that without blowing their emotional responses out of the water.

@Aztrix damn dude, your parents better watch their backs 😂

@Aztrix damn dude, your parents better watch their backs 😂

Metal Jacket <b>FBI busting in the house meme</b> 🤣🤣

Metal Jacket *FBI busting in the house meme* 🤣🤣

kim The case is called “El Asesino de Cumbres” or “The Cumbres murder” translated, since it happened in a rich suburb with the same name in Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico. The case was even really talked since this young woman’s mother was a famous astrologer from the city local tv broadcast

This literally happen on a famous mystery case in Mexico. This woman killed her little half-siblings as a revenge for her mother's neglect and inattention in front of her on-and-off boyfriend, while her sister was upstairs inside her room. The sister "never heard anything" because she was "doing homework all night long" while the kids were being murdered. Still the case hasn't been resolved...and probably never will.

@Cinnamongoat I think it would have been kind of suspicious if she refused to give a statement but idk

@alaska They do have them in the military but she was so stupid that she thought that her local police department had them and could somehow rewind time to see who was in there 😂

fr she didnt have to add the whole tied up thing lmao that's where she majorly fucked up

fr she didnt have to add the whole tied up thing lmao that's where she majorly fucked up

I don't get why she went to the police in the first place if it wasn't mandatory for her.

And the bs about something along the lines of “heat x ray”...How does anyone believe it?

And the bs about something along the lines of “heat x ray”...How does anyone believe it?

@Metal Jacket 11/10. Had me on the edge of the seat that entire sentence xD

@Metal Jacket 11/10. Had me on the edge of the seat that entire sentence xD

@Aztrix Oh, yeah? Well, I'm on to you. You think you can get away with it, but you made one fatal mistake: You typed that confession. Which means...you have FINGERS. And the only one who could pull the trigger on a gun is someone with fingers!

America, we got 'em.

@Aztrix Oh, yeah? Well, I'm on to you. You think you can get away with it, but you made one fatal mistake: You typed that confession. Which means...you have *FINGERS.* And the only one who could pull the trigger on a gun is someone with fingers!

America, we got 'em.

Exactly. Then she wouldnt have to get herself out of holes she dug herself. Amateurs.

Exactly. Then she wouldnt have to get herself out of holes she dug herself. Amateurs.

@JayR I have - I've gotten my parents murdered four different times so far and haven't gotten caught yet

Aztrix you sound like you done this before lol

Aztrix you sound like you done this before lol

"I was in my room with the door closed when I heard my parents screaming downstairs. I opened the door to hear better and I heard a man running up the stairs. I quickly shut the door and hid while I heard him go into my father's room down the hall. The person ran back downstairs, I heard my mom squealing and two gun shots and then a third. I hid until I heard nothing more and then, assuming they left, I picked up my phone and called the police."

She could've had a realistic and easy alibi, instead of accurately describing the assailants and this elaborate order of events. She could've even pretended she didn't know what they were doing in her dad's room... not like it mattered anyway, they found the idiot's DNA evidence at the scene so they would've ratted her out as soon as they got brought in regardless.


Her defence was she was a victim of "Tiger parenting." This was easily proved wrong, as actual tigers eat their non-performing offspring.  Luckily, she was eventually chewed and swallowed by justice. Not be be shat out for many years.


I get the abuse but it seems the motive wasn't fear as much as it was contempt. the way she kind of mocked her dad yelling and the way she has to fake every single emotions and the way the dad described her talking to the killers. she was dead set on them being gone. if you're an abuse victim to the point of wanting to kill your parents out of 'fear rooted in self defense' you'd show some emotion at least in them dying. idk

I feel like people that fear normally cant imagine even fighting back against that which has become an all encompassing fear pushing them to the breaking point which makes them more likely to take action on themselves then the abuser really.

I agree she seems more like she has a grudge against them due to the treatment n all.


She referred to one of the intruders as "the gentleman". Bizarre description for an evil person who just invaded the privacy of her home.


She is trying so hard to get her story right until she forgot that she left the emotions out. She failed to act like a girl who’s being traumatised by the event


Even I got anxious and nervous when he said <i>"I wanna see how you could physically get your phone out of your waistband".</i> I could never get this far in this sort of interrogation...

Even I got anxious and nervous when he said _"I wanna see how you could physically get your phone out of your waistband"._ I could never get this far in this sort of interrogation...

I would be like "Nah homie, i can't go on, i did it, give me the first degree murder rn"

@pazi pls- sameee!! I was like AAAHH DONT FUCK THIS UPPP!!!

Yes sir, do no harm anybody, regardless how they treat you - in a situation where your life is in danger, run cos you could be the one going to gaol

@AKthat what I thought so it makes the lie easier, because you are acc saying the thruth

You'll be surprised what people are capable of when their life and freedom is on the line.

@AK Since I watch a lot of 24 the TV series, if you get an investigator like Jack Bauer, they’d still know you inflicted the injuries on yourself if things don’t add up lmao. So moral of the story is do not murder.

@ladyyuna2000 Almost like the whole interview was only scheduled because of that, and the narrator in the video specifically says they have suspicions of her.

@Emanuel Lopez yes until her other relatives called a legal team to arrive. Don't say anything.

AK had she pretended to be unconscious instead of being tied, she could’ve went with “I was knocked out cold and didn’t hear or see anything”

Right! I had to get up and see if it was possible with my phone. It would’ve been a wrap for me 🤦🏾♀

honestly its f'ed up what she did but i was at that point rooting for her💀

she had few days before the second interrogation, I believed she practiced it and also she used to be an athlete, so she was using her athletic flexibility to convince the detective

@AK yeah or just not be there at all, or maybe just hid in the closet the whole time.

literally just reading your comment when the Detective said what you'd quoted!  :p

I would be scared shitless, realizing every thing I say, every movement I make and every single aspect of a fabricated story would be picked apart in court!! That is terrifying and the waistband thing would be even worse. Think about how much her mind is racing, morale of the story don't murder people and life is pretty stress free compared to this lmao

@AK even with that it was her behavior that called attention on her, switching from fearful to relaxed like she didn't care the about the topic, these investigators may have seen lots of people telling things like "please catch the killers" "I just want justice" but never victims calling the killers "gentleman", this is weird enough to the first investigator to ask her about her relationship whit her parents, then she kept saying "this is what I chose, to be with my family" this is something we do when we lie, autoconvincing, and if you take the inconcistencies into account this was doomed the moment she started talking.

I would recommend just telling the truth or remaining silence as she could have done.

If you're gonna plan a murder like this, you have to make sure that during the process you pretend to be as much of a victim, so you have to plan ahead to make sure that the story you're telling matches what happened. If you plan to tell a story of being tied up, make sure they actually tie you up, and pretend to be scared etc. during the time. If you plan to call the cops while being tied up, make sure you actually have scissors or something nearby that you can explain how you did it. Ask your teammates to hit you a couple of times to leave marks etc. It's very armature to think you can just make everything up at a later point, because it's going to difficult to remember what lies you agreed on.

@Carl Panzram LITERALLY what I would say.

At the point of the interrogation the detective knew she was lying and was some how involved in the fake robbery that got her mother killed and her father in the hosptial.

😂

"OH fuck... okay im sorry its all a lie, Take me away"


also i think its quite funny how she goes from "what happens to me, but what happens to me" to "i just wanted them to kill me because i felt like a disappointment" obviously she was only concerned with self preservation and simply wanted to garner sympathy from the detective.

It's so cool to feel smart watching this channel picking up all the cues


idk how i got here but im having a marathon with these videos and GOD i think i found a new interest. it's so so fascinating to explore the human mind and the way these detectives manage to get to the point is incredible to me. this may sound dumb but going thru a bad time right now and these cases are giving me something else to think about and to take my mind off things. hope this doesnt sound weird. also the fact that these are free to watch???


I used to think it was cold-blooded murder. But after watching this, Jennifer was deeply disturbed. Tiger parenting leads to bad bad things. I actually felt so bad for her. I feel like if someone just said, "hey, pursue music why dont you" or "we're proud of you no matter what", she would have applied herself, been honest and gone back to rational thinking. I dont think she's a natural killer at all. I think she spent her entire life unhappy and never feeling worthy until she met some idiot boy who finally made her feel okay about herself. She lost herself along the way and when her parents found out, she was already mentally detached. Children who are victims of authoritative parenting usually detach from their parents. I feel like if in high school, someone reached out and told her how worthy she was, she would not have done this. Jennifer pan feels like the epitome of "monsters are made, not born

@Shadow Of The Lone Wolf that makes sense

@멀티팬단 she should have just left them if it was that bad. She had the option too

@멀티팬단 you're absolutely right! As much as I felt bad for her while watching it cuz it felt like this was a naive impatient little girl who's being cornered, honestly, killing her parents is something that no one in that position would even think of! And she should have made that choice. I'm Indian and my parents didn't approve of anything I did growing up but I faced that challenge and convinced them otherwise.

Then why not take the ultimatum to cut ties with her abusive family and be free from them for the rest of her life? Already lived away from them for a couple years, should be jumping at that opportunity I'd say

@Vicki Crouch thats also true, it could just be an alibi she uses to console herself

She was deeply disturbed.  But, poor parenting never justifies murder.

She only said she wants to play piano to look good. In reality she wants to be wit her man cuz she wasn’t playing piano when she was living wit him. Manipulation 101


Maybe if she actually got tied up and didn’t make that 911 call she might have gotten away with it she witnessed to much of her crime and she ends up stumbling over her facts and information given


Parents : we want a degree!<br>Jennifer : 1st degree murder, take it or leave it

Parents : we want a degree!
Jennifer : 1st degree murder, take it or leave it

This made me cackle 🤣 I usually don't laugh out loud at comments

This made me cackle 🤣 I usually don't laugh out loud at comments

@Kunsang Karchungtsang dang she didn't even get #1 in murder..she's the worst

@Kunsang Karchungtsang dang she didn't even get #1 in murder..she's the worst

It’s a good joke, it’s a great joke even, but I need you to stop anyways 😂

It’s a good joke, it’s a great joke even, but I need you to stop anyways 😂

@Kunsang Karchungtsang it premeditated im pretty sure that's 1st degree might be wrong tho

@Kunsang Karchungtsang it premeditated im pretty sure that's 1st degree might be wrong tho

@Athalon If succeeding in school or whatever the criteria was means the difference between living a life of peace and not, then they're asking for it. Murder is a very bad thing and should only be a last resort in a life or death situation, but they were practically making her think of the situation as one. They coulda eased the fuck off with the expectations. They trapped the kid in a corner and made it fend for its life.

@Esau A. <br>They gave her two options, and you call it chains. Chains aren't options, if you're chained you only have one choice. It's not the same thing. She had a choice, that's more than a lot of people can ask for. And if succeeding in school in too much to ask for, we are screwed.

@Esau A.
They gave her two options, and you call it chains. Chains aren't options, if you're chained you only have one choice. It's not the same thing. She had a choice, that's more than a lot of people can ask for. And if succeeding in school in too much to ask for, we are screwed.

@wis te ri a <br>Garbage? They tried to get her an education. It's harsh, but not garbage. And if you think harsh parenting deserves murder, well, I don't wanna know what you think of people who commit crimes.

@wis te ri a
Garbage? They tried to get her an education. It's harsh, but not garbage. And if you think harsh parenting deserves murder, well, I don't wanna know what you think of people who commit crimes.

I hate it, but that was funny.....gosh I love this joke.

I hate it, but that was funny.....gosh I love this joke.

A cautionary tale: always be specific in your requests

A cautionary tale: always be specific in your requests

loooolll this isnt supposed to bee funny but damn that was accurate!

loooolll this isnt supposed to bee funny but damn that was accurate!

How witty, I like!!! Not funny but....... yeahhhhh I got a giggle

How witty, I like!!! Not funny but....... yeahhhhh I got a giggle

@Kunsang Karchungtsang second degree murder is unintentionally killing someone without planning but you meant to hurt them…

@Kunsang Karchungtsang not second? This was premeditated

@Kunsang Karchungtsang not second? This was premeditated

@J A  "hey I know this is a little sudden as we have just met but you want to grab dinner?" Reminds me of the one archer episode

@ANDI can confirm I had a worse life than Jenny and have never thought of murder

@ANDI can confirm I had a worse life than Jenny and have never thought of murder

The mother took it but the father left it

The mother took it but the father left it

I didn't want to laugh on this kind of matter but I can't control my self😂

I didn't want to laugh on this kind of matter but I can't control my self😂

This is disgusting so is the people laughing at this. You people are so disconnected from reality, it is sickening.

holy shit this is so funny!! ahhahahahhaha!

holy shit this is so funny!! ahhahahahhaha!

Is it still bad that I internally laughed?

Is it still bad that I internally laughed?

Is it raining inside, because that was ruthless.

Is it raining inside, because that was ruthless.

LMFAAAAOOOOO I SWEAR I NEVER LAUGHED SO HARD AT A COMMENT BEFORE IN MY LIFE!!!!! HOLLLLYYYYY

LMFAAAAOOOOO I SWEAR I NEVER LAUGHED SO HARD AT A COMMENT BEFORE IN MY LIFE!!!!! HOLLLLYYYYY

i laughed it this far too loudly. heck has a seat saved for me i think

i laughed it this far too loudly. heck has a seat saved for me i think

Fr i feel like having kids is dumb as hell lmaoo i would rather live alone tf I'm talking on god

Fr i feel like having kids is dumb as hell lmaoo i would rather live alone tf I'm talking on god

LMAO, 👋🤣👋 BRAVO, You made  345 people laugh the award goes to you🏆😂

LMAO, 👋🤣👋 BRAVO, You made  345 people laugh the award goes to you🏆😂

@Khreestopher Abraham meh I’ll pass 👌it’s earned not given 😉

@Khreestopher Abraham meh I’ll pass 👌it’s earned not given 😉

@Deejay Babcock you should give money 💴, a trophy 🏆, your wife or gf or bf, even husband, you should also give a subscription guy.

@The calm way home you saw how he connected that so smooth…smooth criminal 😎

@The calm way home you saw how he connected that so smooth…smooth criminal 😎

Sad, I have a sense of humor,but, as someone that lost a parent, it’s too dark

Sad, I have a sense of humor,but, as someone that lost a parent, it’s too dark

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂this is funny

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂this is funny

A lot children now a days want the short cut to everything,short cuts always lead to bigger trouble.She could have explained to their parents about how she felt about school,truely they will get angry but they would get over it,what she did was selfish

From the faking of grades to God knows what that was when she was okay with committing crimes and she was okay with it.There are a lot children going through worse but when they get older they realize their parents only wanted the best for them.They never thought that the best solution was murder.

Wanting you to be someone in life so you don’t end up in the street,does not mean you have the right to kill them.

Awwwww, too soon. It’s funny but it’s not at the same damn time.

Awwwww, too soon. It’s funny but it’s not at the same damn time.

@Kunsang Karchungtsang 1st or nothing! Failure :-)

@Kunsang Karchungtsang 1st or nothing! Failure :-)

I dont think I've ever seen a comment with this many likes

I dont think I've ever seen a comment with this many likes

For the people who have had the people they love most brutality murdered. It's not funny at all. It's more than heartbreaking. There is nothing in this planet that will help. Not even a laughing Wich is the best medicine. Still won't fill the black whole in ur soul...8(

@ANDI everyone’s mental situation are different

@ANDI everyone’s mental situation are different

@berg kajian maybe she wasn't treated like shit?  Maybe she just wanted to stay in her room and read the internet and simmer about being Vietnamese?

@ANDI Nope.  She says that they all lived their own lives in separate rooms.  She wasn't a family child, she was a total brewing human hand grenade.  No interest in family life.

While I feel bad for the parents, you can't say they didn't force her into doing this. It was either succeed in school or get disowned ANYWAY. They literally pushed her to the limit. Sure it could've been handled differently, without them dying, but fuck, they had her under titanium chains, I can kinda sympathize for her. Can't say I didn't have similar pressure growing up myself.

This is the greatest YouTube comment in history

This is the greatest YouTube comment in history

Best I can do is life in prison. Ehhh it's gonna sit in my shop...

Best I can do is life in prison. Ehhh it's gonna sit in my shop...

i also choked on my sandwich this is gold

i also choked on my sandwich this is gold

@wis te ri a For expecting their daughter, an adult, not to waste her life, not to lie to them? You are messed up.

@Renee Edmonds They gave her a choice, she had two options. She did not like them. She wanted to be the boss of them.

@snlsnl44 No, she she has a brother. Plus the actual quote, from the Bible, is, The love of money is the root of all evil...".

This is an epic comment.
Well done you quik witted genuis.

😂Well done..

This is an epic comment.
Well done you quik witted genuis.

😂Well done..

@Edward Ranno Butt shee bee aye gud speeler.

@Edward Ranno Butt shee bee aye gud speeler.

Omg best comment on this video why is it not all the way at the top

Omg best comment on this video why is it not all the way at the top

@ANDI As others have pointed it out, while.. well murder ain't okay.... They had it coming. And I believe they kinda deserved this. They treated their daughter like absolute garbage and now paid. Very simple.

Father: "No"

- proceeds to survive bullets, resurrect himself from coma and give a clear testimony -

Father: "No"

- proceeds to survive bullets, resurrect himself from coma and give a clear testimony -

*Best I can do is 1st degree murder. Take it or leave it.

Sorry but it's just incomplete for me without "best I can do" 😅

alright, that’s the best comment punchline i’ve ever read in regards to youtube as a whole

alright, that’s the best comment punchline i’ve ever read in regards to youtube as a whole

@Анна Воробушек Yeah it was one of those uncontrollable laughs where I immediately felt like an asshole for finding it so funny.

I'm probably going to hell for laughing at this comment

I'm probably going to hell for laughing at this comment

Parents : 1st degree murder it is!<br>Jennifer : You got it!

Parents : 1st degree murder it is!
Jennifer : You got it!

Wouldn’t it be 3rd degree murder? Wait idk

Wouldn’t it be 3rd degree murder? Wait idk

But actually she didn’t make it 1st because her father survive. So she totaly failed. I just glad that god give a miracle that surviving her father.

@derek west this comment should have 39k likes

@derek west this comment should have 39k likes

@ANDI this is such a stale argument.  Other people grew up and did such and such.  As we know not everyone handles things in the same way or with the same ability, especially a hormonal and underdeveloped brain.  Other people have nothing to do with Jennifer.  It's almost as if everyone is an individual

omg you´re going to hell and im going too you´re really funny

omg you´re going to hell and im going too you´re really funny

Never talk to a cop without a lawyer! Guilty or innocent

Never talk to a cop without a lawyer! Guilty or innocent

I hate to laugh but this comment is hilarious!

I hate to laugh but this comment is hilarious!

@ANDI the ultimatum was that if she left, she would also be disowned in addition to losing financial support. It wasn't simply "moving out", and that likely incited panic and led to her making the grim decision. Terrible situation.

The parents were lunatics she should have left

The parents were lunatics she should have left

I feel bad for laughing. But that was funny.

I feel bad for laughing. But that was funny.

This is pretty good. I feel weird for laughing

This is pretty good. I feel weird for laughing

Just like when my dad was expecting a certificate when I left for college.

I brought him 2 birth certificates from two different classmates.

@ANDI and plenty of people did. Like no one teaches statistics anymore?!<br>Is it really that hard to understand that shitty childhood increases the chance of a person ruining his/her life? (Crime, addictions, etc..)

@ANDI and plenty of people did. Like no one teaches statistics anymore?!
Is it really that hard to understand that shitty childhood increases the chance of a person ruining his/her life? (Crime, addictions, etc..)

@Kunsang Karchungtsangonly second class even then!

@Kunsang Karchungtsangonly second class even then!

Whoa - quite the come back of come backs...this is so utterly tragic....

Whoa - quite the come back of come backs...this is so utterly tragic....

@Kunsang Karchungtsang nope cause it was planned

@Kunsang Karchungtsang nope cause it was planned

Classic answer.   I feel so guilty for laughing so hard at it.    Moral to the story.   Let your kids make choose their own path

i would be horrified if the detective is my dad. 😅  i cant even lie in front of him...EVER 🤣

i would be horrified if the detective is my dad. 😅  i cant even lie in front of him...EVER 🤣

*rob resgard,*
*you have achieved comedy*

Thats messed up but I cant lie and say I didn't giggle.

Thats messed up but I cant lie and say I didn't giggle.

This is best comment on you tube. Thank you, you must be be smart.❤❤👏🏻

This is best comment on you tube. Thank you, you must be be smart.❤❤👏🏻

Wtf dude now I’m going to hell for laughing at this lol

Wtf dude now I’m going to hell for laughing at this lol

Be careful what you wish for then I guess. Horrific parents.

Be careful what you wish for then I guess. Horrific parents.

Bro I wanna give you some money<br>This shit got me cracking up

Bro I wanna give you some money
This shit got me cracking up

Yep, diploma can cause the worst kind of tunnel vision.

Yep, diploma can cause the worst kind of tunnel vision.

Hahahaha i just laughed so hard to this 🤣

Hahahaha i just laughed so hard to this 🤣

@ANDI I still think its a wonderful thing to show the people that are creating those environments for children. It most likely wouldn't help but it's a fun way to show them how lucky they are. Hell having the children tell them that if the weren't mentally or morally sound things would have gone the same would be even better so making these kinds of stories a part of family therapy would be interesting.

@Kunsang Karchungtsang damn..she couldn’t get number 1 STILL

@Kunsang Karchungtsang damn..she couldn’t get number 1 STILL

This is damn good black humour… but I feel guilty for finding it funny

This is damn good black humour… but I feel guilty for finding it funny

Анна Воробушек

This comment is underated, even with the 15k likes

This comment is underated, even with the 15k likes

I had binged it earlier, but since that video I am doing a rewatch!

I had binged it earlier, but since that video I am doing a rewatch!

Comedy gold bro. 🤣 almost pissed myself laughing

Comedy gold bro. 🤣 almost pissed myself laughing

@Kunsang Karchungtsang Second degree murder is a murder that isn't planned. This murder was premeditated which makes it first degree.

Ctfu.!!!! Priceless.!!! Great joke.! I’m dead asf

Ctfu.!!!! Priceless.!!! Great joke.! I’m dead asf

You deserve a gold star on how much you made me laugh!

You deserve a gold star on how much you made me laugh!

Ohhh you meant educational degree?? That makes more sense

Ohhh you meant educational degree?? That makes more sense

ⱂⰰⰴⰵⰶ ⰿⰾⰰⰴⰵⰶ

@Christina W. thats just some peoples culture, i understand what you mean but plenty of people suffered the same situation and didnt resort to murder...

@Austin Richards that's one of the worst things parents can do. Hope you can talk to them about it, or if that doesn't help in any way, don't let it get to you, I'm sure you are a decent lad, don't let that bring you down.

rob resgard her parents are like mine they make striking comparisons to me and my sister

rob resgard her parents are like mine they make striking comparisons to me and my sister

Christina Reynolds not the racism💀 you could of just said family smh

Christina Reynolds not the racism💀 you could of just said family smh

ЮРИДИЧЕСКИЕ СЕКРЕТЫ

Did the detective rub her leg 🦵 you are okay babe .

Did the detective rub her leg 🦵 you are okay babe .

@Stevie Woo just a comment , a joke, nothing else nothing more.

@Stevie Woo just a comment , a joke, nothing else nothing more.

@Christina Reynolds hope stuff can get better in your family m8. Glad to hear that at least you grew out of it

@Christina Reynolds Plenty of people have had difficult childhoods without resorting to murder. I understand that as a child under their care she had no choice and no way to get out of the situation however, later as a grown woman they gave her an ultimatum. Either live under their rules or move out. Is it unreasonable that a 24 year old woman should move out if she doesn't agree with her parents? How is murder the more sensible choice? Because they had it coming? I can't say that I agree.


I don't exactly sympathize with her as a killer, but I'm a 39 year old woman still living with my parents for the same reasons she killed her parents. I'm sure I'm not the only one. There are millions of people who live this dilemma. It's not easy. It's suffocating. And after a while kills your individuality for the sake of loyalty and love. Again, she did not have the right to kill them, but I understand where she's coming from.

@Garrit A. If it was THAT simple, no one would stay in such a painful situation. Have you any idea of how much insulting this kind of comments are towards people who are living a daily hell?

@Sarah me this comment is so long. Girl nobody reads long comments. 🖐🏻five sentences max 😉 you’re welcome

Get out there and start a life standing on your own feet maybe?


When she realizes she really screwed that up…I love how that detective did his work.


These interrogators are really good. She's not too bright for spending so much time openly talking to them when she knew that SHE DID IT. If she got herself a lawyer she may have been able to get away with it.


the only time i laughed was in the last 3 seconds. that was long. i feel sorry for these investigators and detectives. very draining! awesome videos, thanks JCS for sharing.


"Jennifer starts fake crying again, but this time she is given no tissues to wipe away her non existent tears"

Lol

Feel a bit uncomfortable with the way he is stroking her head... Creepy

This intellectually superior savagery is all I need from his videos 😂

I swear the narrator made videos about crimes is to purposely roast criminals

@lonelycrona ah yes, Ontario America. Classic Bible Belt. 🙄

@Bicky Boo I believe it's actually a team, with a narrator. I think said narrator has his own channel, also.

what was even more comical to me was her swearing on the bible. that is so american lmao, shouldn't state and religion be more... separated?

@logan balladares right before it hits an hour idk

@KinToTheWind Reminds me of jokes like "Yo mama so fat..." or toilet humor, ah, good times.

@KinToTheWind Yo, that was so funny when I was in Junior High.

Isn't JCS the best? Wish I could hangout and have him tell me about crazy shit like this for a couple hours. With a couple drinks and amphetamines in us.

The best thing about this channel is how he roasts the criminals


Emotional abuse will definitely make you feel some kind of way towards the abuser. Sometimes even some bad thoughts. But to actually execute a fatal plan is another level. I do feel her pain, but either you're that type of person or you're not.


People are accountable. Lousy abusive parents or loving is moot. Each person has a choice. Be evil and vent or be accountable and do right. Blame game is not our call. But in retrospect sitting interviewing a potential heartless killer always chills me to the core. Truly evil. Horrid. I get rage. My father abused me as a grown woman. I know right from wrong and to not be as my father. Choice is mine.


This is so addictive,   I absolutely love these stories.  Thank you.


1:22:40 He shut her down and laid out reality. Freaking smooth.
1:23:35 Thank you! If it were a real hit, typically those people are serious business, I doubt that mistake would be made.