the fact that she's 24 and acts/talks like a child tells you a lot about how her parents viewed and treated her, it's so sad

the fact that she's 24 and acts/talks like a child tells you a lot about how her parents viewed and treated her, it's so sad

That’s to appear innocent and small. If you watch his other videos the other women do it as well. Talking like a child convinces others you aren’t capable of whatever they are saying you did

Yes, i am Vietnamese, and my parents still treat me like a child and really disrespect me, but demand respect and obeyance to them.<br>My boyfriend is Syrian, his Muslim family is not authoritarian at all. Just strict and religious, but not disrespectful.

Yes, i am Vietnamese, and my parents still treat me like a child and really disrespect me, but demand respect and obeyance to them.
My boyfriend is Syrian, his Muslim family is not authoritarian at all. Just strict and religious, but not disrespectful.

I think most 24 year-olds talk like a child, they just don't look as young as most Asians tend to...

I think most 24 year-olds talk like a child, they just don't look as young as most Asians tend to...

Most female asians speak like this when they are with someone they dont know or with a man they like. My sister also uses this voice when speaking to people she doesnt know. With me she uses her real voice.

@TaterToot you are doing good, dont stress yourself much

@TaterToot you are doing good, dont stress yourself much

@Candy4Bullets i have lived on my own since I was 17.  I bought my first piece of land at 19 and had built my first house by 20. by 28 I bought another 10 acres and built another house.    I did not have a great home life growing up.  I made my own home life with my own rules.

@Candy4Bullets move out and live in your own house under your own rules with your own money.

@Candy4Bullets move out and live in your own house under your own rules with your own money.

I have strict parents. Expected to act like an adult but couldn’t be treated as an adult. Even now at 23 and I get questioned like a 16yr old if I come home past 12am. It really does stunt a lot of growth having strict parents.

@Shannon O'Reilly Reminds me of Katniss when she was trying to sound small and innocent and loveable after the games and the dress Cinnah made for her to be perceived that way...

@sm2593 you got that right.  they have no proof of how she was treated but we do know that she dropped out of high school and lied about a degree even bought a fake degree all while living off their money and living with a drug dealer.... and then she murdered them when they found out about all her lies..... I would have been pissed off too if I were her parents...  I would not have given her an option.  she would have been cut off and she would have had to make it on her own.. she can some visit if she wanted without her drug dealing boy friend but no more free ride....

@Memespeech That's a loaded question. A better question is what would make you assume otherwise? It seems you've smuggled sexism into the discussion where it had no pertinent place in the discussion.

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@Lovemanga!! 1 Her psyche development likely never matured beyond a 15 year old, especially with respect to emotions, I  large part due to her totalitarian environment she was raised in.

@ParadymShift, Plant-BASED Ⓥegan Jedi  😉

@ParadymShift, Plant-BASED Ⓥegan Jedi  😉

Yeah, even though she looks 16, shes actually 24

Yeah, even though she looks 16, shes actually 24

@Leticia Vujicic Thank you (; Shout-out Alexandr Solzhenitsyn!

@Leticia Vujicic Thank you (; Shout-out Alexandr Solzhenitsyn!

@ParadymShift, Plant-BASED Ⓥegan Jedi ABSOLUTELY, well said 💖

@ParadymShift, Plant-BASED Ⓥegan Jedi ABSOLUTELY, well said 💖

Well there’s more to this girls back story.... what is it?

Well there’s more to this girls back story.... what is it?

Most Asian girls are like that, acting childish, some even in their mid 30s talk and act like teens

Most Asian girls are like that, acting childish, some even in their mid 30s talk and act like teens

@ItsVizor Agree, but the really sick part is that she had little or no remorse for what she had done.

@ItsVizor Agree, but the really sick part is that she had little or no remorse for what she had done.

@TaterToot sounds like my life. I feel you. However, keep moving forward, buddy. Life is still beautiful. Once you got a family, look back and make yours meaningful. 😘

@TaterToot sounds like my life. I feel you. However, keep moving forward, buddy. Life is still beautiful. Once you got a family, look back and make yours meaningful. 😘

@Mark Klich besides the fact there is way more crazier people that finish school then that didnt.. or plenty of people later on in side finish the school they missed .. your acting like so many reasons can’t go into missing school or just not liking it or this and that.. man you must of lived an easy life an everyone around u.. usually people that think the ways u do are very privileged and normal people hate it

@Mark Klich some of the richest or smartest people didn’t finish hs or college.. most stuff you learn in school don’t help you in real life.. that literally has nothing to do with it .. and getting all cs aren’t that bad and would make you sound that slow.. your one of those people that thinks those ways.. feel bad for your kids lol

@Cin well latin/Hispanic culture is not known for academics right? I used to live in such a neighborhood with about 30 blocks of main street and not a single bookstore...

@Cin well latin/Hispanic culture is not known for academics right? I used to live in such a neighborhood with about 30 blocks of main street and not a single bookstore...

The thing is she is asian 😂😂 so it's normal
I am 25
But i am more like a teen 😂😂

The thing is she is asian 😂😂 so it's normal
I am 25
But i am more like a teen 😂😂

@Elle Keener I feel so so incredibly bad for her. I understand how unimaginably suffocated she must’ve felt. But I couldn’t EVER think about doing what she did. All that I can do is leave and never look back.

@Mikoto how many years of shacking up with a drug dealer did it take?

@Mikoto how many years of shacking up with a drug dealer did it take?

Truly a travesty of human dignity and a lesson for us all. Anyone is capable of evil and everyone is deserving of love.

Truly a travesty of human dignity and a lesson for us all. Anyone is capable of evil and everyone is deserving of love.

@Peter Parker's Pizza Face im 33 and i watch cartoons in my pants eating peanut butter with a spoon. Growing up is over rated

@Peter Parker's Pizza Face im 33 and i watch cartoons in my pants eating peanut butter with a spoon. Growing up is over rated

unfortunately this happens with a lot of people, when having very strict overprotective rigid parenting the person may have a slower development...<br>i say that because my parents are very overprotective and that is one of the reasons i developed anxiety, depression and social fobia, which slowed down my development in a general

unfortunately this happens with a lot of people, when having very strict overprotective rigid parenting the person may have a slower development...
i say that because my parents are very overprotective and that is one of the reasons i developed anxiety, depression and social fobia, which slowed down my development in a general

she looks like she's 15 years old acting like a innocent naive girl

she looks like she's 15 years old acting like a innocent naive girl

She’s a cold blooded killer—not sad—-SICK

She’s a cold blooded killer—not sad—-SICK

just common vietnamese things uwu 😊🤪🤬😠🤓🥶

just common vietnamese things uwu 😊🤪🤬😠🤓🥶

Yea. And the fact that she thought all questions about her growing up and relationship with her parents were part of the investigation into the robberry and had no clue that it was cos she was a suspect.

She sounds like an average 24 year old to me ?

She sounds like an average 24 year old to me ?

@Shannon O'Reilly  yes ,Atkins was really weird also with her little girl voice. And all that garbage about finding religion. I think she is dead now, good riddance, a  truly evil individual.

@Mark Klich The ADA would have kicked in and she wouldn't be charged as severe.

@Mark Klich The ADA would have kicked in and she wouldn't be charged as severe.

@K Lee "since people invented the idea of grades to ... indicate intelligence?" - got a source on that? I know different countries have different standards. In mine, grades are an indication of how well you've done\understood the source material. Which isn't an indicator of intelligence(nor used as such). It also sucks at even that, as the testing done for grades etc is heavily flawed, and teachers have a bias when grading(students they like will get on average a few points more, than someone they dislike).

I feel the community sees the crime, but not what led up to it. What if the person was beat their whole life? and then society calls them a killer, scum, trash the rest of it? Ever think, Why is it so easy to call people names over than build them up, or not say anything? Do we do that to feel better about ourselves?

Parents like hers need to know their kids will take care of them when they're old, hence the pressure to get a good education and high-paying career. Young people like her don't understand that and feel that their strictness is a personal attack and inhibiting the lah dee dah lifestyle they think is more fun at the moment. It's a shame because the parents obviously could have done a better job instilling family values, for example by reluctantly welcoming the boyfriend for the sake of their daughter's happiness. It still doesn't mean they deserved to be murdered and maimed.

@TaterToot To be honest, there is no safe city on this planet. Plus as a parent, you have to forsee dangers. Self defense/ martial arts classes do help with self confidence and with a parents worry.

You can't choose your parents, all you can do is make better decisions than your parents, but out of wisdom, not spite.

I hope you don't let overprotective parents prevent you from being the best version of yourself. Look up Jordan Peterson and watch a few of his videos on YouTube.

I hope it helps.

P.S. Rebelling against your parents by getting a pet hamster is .. 🙈😇. I hope you were responsible for the life you chose to take under your wing.

@Mark Klich so your sayin by her sounding young is her being slow

@Mark Klich so your sayin by her sounding young is her being slow

@Mark Klich "she is slower naturally because she gets C", you sound absolutely like high maintenance Asian parents who always be like "you got C, you are weak". I hate Jennifer for what she did to her parents. But never say something like that to your kids 🙏🏻

i deadass though she was at the oldest like 18, maybe 19.

i deadass though she was at the oldest like 18, maybe 19.

@Kenzie Britton  thank you i appreciate you taking the time to explain all of this to me

@Kenzie Britton  thank you i appreciate you taking the time to explain all of this to me

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Hi! I'm in the midst of getting my degree for behavioral psychology and part of my degree is studying behaviors of individuals like Jennifer. While I COMPLETELY understand how you came to that conclusion, her objective as a "victim" is to appear as small and as meek as possible. On average, most 24 year old have their prefrontal cortex completely developed (this is the section of the brain in charge of decision making). I, myself, am very childlike and carefree typically but my rational thought has no impact on my decision making when it comes to something serious like this. It's true, she might be acting this way due to her strict upbringing, but the fact is that every traumatized individual does NOT grow up to be a murderer or even an acquaintance of a murderer. She made a decision and no one can justify the decision she made. And as a human populace, we should not be saying it's understandable how she could do this because the fact is, is that it ISNT understandable. Nothing warrants taking someones life. Absolutely nothing. She had the option to leave and she did not because she wanted the financial support of her parents, however she inevitably ended up not receiving the financial support ANYWAY because she tried to kill them. Throughout the questioning, her voice remains relatively stable compared to the voice of those who have been truly traumatized. There is not any real trembling or shaking in her voice or in her body movements. This could be her going through shock, but she displays no other symptoms of shock behavior. When he mentions the discrepancies in her story, she fiddles her fingers and sits as far back in the seat as possible while still trying to look grief stricken, like she's trying to get away from the questioners comments. She also continues to touch her chest it seems (to me) that she's trying to keep her breath and mind from speeding up to indicate guilt. She also hardly spoke when he initially brought up her being potentially involved. I am by NO MEANS a professional in this field, but just from the education I'm in the midst of receiving, these are the behaviors Im noticing. They might be completely off so please don't take this at face value.

@Mitchell Webster i know but the thing is we can pervent it from happening

@Mitchell Webster i know but the thing is we can pervent it from happening

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It doesnt matter she killed her parents that did everything for her.

It doesnt matter she killed her parents that did everything for her.

Traumatised and abused kids be like that

Traumatised and abused kids be like that

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I LiVED THROUGH this. It happened to me.

I LiVED THROUGH this. It happened to me.

I'm 24, and I still run around my house with a lightsaber, and make my arms small ans stumpy, and run around roaring like a t-rex

I'm 24, and I still run around my house with a lightsaber, and make my arms small ans stumpy, and run around roaring like a t-rex

I know so, I can recognise that behaviour cause I can see it in myself. My parents were always and to this day are very strict with me and treat me like a child even though I'm 21. It's not so that I'm immature, but I can recognise myself cowering under stress, being very fragile and closed up. I can see it in her voice and posture.

@TaterToot good on you for working  to better yourself. I'm in a similar position, and it's hard work.

@TaterToot good on you for working  to better yourself. I'm in a similar position, and it's hard work.

She doesn't talk like a child, she acts like a child. She didn't think of the consequences of her actions.

She doesn't talk like a child, she acts like a child. She didn't think of the consequences of her actions.

Shannon O'Reilly she even looks younger than her age, she’s not trying to sound “not guilty “ that’s just the way that she talks. That’s the way a lot of Asians talk.

Shannon O'Reilly she even looks younger than her age, she’s not trying to sound “not guilty “ that’s just the way that she talks. That’s the way a lot of Asians talk.

Mark Klich Grades are often not a true measure of ones intelligence.

Mark Klich Grades are often not a true measure of ones intelligence.

at some point you have to assert yourself

at some point you have to assert yourself

@gary Lawrence you're right. Grades don't determine intelligence but according to Asian society, people put a lot of pressure on school grades or they'll be considered as stupid for their whole lives. I know this because I am from Asia

Kawaii Cooki UwU no it’s not....but you are also not a child

Kawaii Cooki UwU no it’s not....but you are also not a child

@Mark Klich you are very rude... i have discalculia and I  barely got C in my whole math career. Even with help of special teachers and private tutors I was not able to bring the average level. And after all  I have university degree in art history and philology. I am a very clever and intelligent person. Think before you say grade C is equal to dumb people. Very unpleasant to see your thinking

@TaterToot hello,i hope u find closure soon. Please dont ever stoop as low as jennifer did. I believe some day u will be able to do things for urself. Im 20 and i feel like im not mature enough yet. Im sure some day i'll gain independence.

@gary Lawrence since people invented the idea of grades to ... indicate intelligence?

@gary Lawrence since people invented the idea of grades to ... indicate intelligence?

Mark Klich “she came from from a two parent household w above average income”. Did you even watch the video? It was mentioned that she came from a middle class family

Mark Klich “she came from from a two parent household w above average income”. Did you even watch the video? It was mentioned that she came from a middle class family

Not really, that's just kinda how a lot of asians are. I've lived in several asian countries, it's surprising how childlike MANY of them are right up throughout their 20's and even into adulthood

This is pure speculation, you have no proof that she is speaking like this because of the way her parents treated her, people really need to stop making links and jumping to conclusions about things they have no proof about 🙄

@gary Lawrence its not. Academic grades are purely based off your ability to regurgitate information they have you memorize. I believe it takes a highly intelligent person to even piece together all Jennifer did and emotionally fake it  even if she got caught. People are dumb 😂

@broken AudioReact im latina and my parents never pressured me or my siblings academically, neither  my friends felt that kind of parenting pressure.

@broken AudioReact im latina and my parents never pressured me or my siblings academically, neither  my friends felt that kind of parenting pressure.

To be fair I'm also still struggling to consider myself an adult at 24

To be fair I'm also still struggling to consider myself an adult at 24

This happened to me. I was held back and got 'streetwise' much later than I should.

This happened to me. I was held back and got 'streetwise' much later than I should.

This happening to me and I am aware of that.

This happening to me and I am aware of that.

@Mark Klich She wasnt normal Yes, but Now that should be followed with conversations about support or betterment of these issues in future, not snide smart ass remarks

@Mark Klich She wasnt normal Yes, but Now that should be followed with conversations about support or betterment of these issues in future, not snide smart ass remarks

@Mark Klich If your response is to Call people loopy who challenge others about their cruel words and snarky remarks, Then you are also loopy, get help.

@Mark Klich If your response is to Call people loopy who challenge others about their cruel words and snarky remarks, Then you are also loopy, get help.

@Mark Klich I take offence that someone has is using mentally slow as an insulted and impling that you can expect nothing better than her result from those with "slow" minds Yes. Im incredibly disappointed in this day and age, I severely Wish people who put out hateful, spiteful comments could actually be held accountable, punished or get their just desserts when they finally open their mouth to the wrong person. I learned the same way

@Oscar Small It's like people forget mental health issues in  Eastern and West, South ASIAN households are non-existent. :)
Black Communities deal with this shit too.
so does Hispanics households.
White Households know about it but ignore it.
Hmmmmmmm? So at this point, It's a worldwide issue. :)
Just like racism but I am going offtopic- (Racism is a mental issue.)

@gary Lawrence umm tbh, for awhile. It's not fair but how are you shocked?

@gary Lawrence umm tbh, for awhile. It's not fair but how are you shocked?

She was trying to make herself sound like an innocent little girl. You can bet she didn't sound like that while screwing around with the drug dealer and when telling them how to murder her parents.

Shannon O'Reilly really interesting point.

Shannon O'Reilly really interesting point.

I’m almost turning 24, and for the longest time I was treated like a child. I got called stupid and useless many times due to my adhd, was constantly told going out at night in one of the safest cities in Asia(Taipei) is dangerous, guilt trips me for worrying them, but also constantly shame me “You’re 23 already! Why can’t you even do such a simple thing??”<br>I did a lot of things out of spite, like getting a pet hamster, staying over at friend’s house, and go drinking when they didn’t allow it. I realized a lot of my own flaws and still trying to become a better person for myself, but being miserable made me dissociate often and I almost had this urge to see how bad I can make my life be. Good parenting matters.

I’m almost turning 24, and for the longest time I was treated like a child. I got called stupid and useless many times due to my adhd, was constantly told going out at night in one of the safest cities in Asia(Taipei) is dangerous, guilt trips me for worrying them, but also constantly shame me “You’re 23 already! Why can’t you even do such a simple thing??”
I did a lot of things out of spite, like getting a pet hamster, staying over at friend’s house, and go drinking when they didn’t allow it. I realized a lot of my own flaws and still trying to become a better person for myself, but being miserable made me dissociate often and I almost had this urge to see how bad I can make my life be. Good parenting matters.

Talking softly like that is also a way to make yourself sound less guilty. Did you ever listen to the way Susan Atkins talked? Very soft, serene, and little girl-like.

Talking softly like that is also a way to make yourself sound less guilty. Did you ever listen to the way Susan Atkins talked? Very soft, serene, and little girl-like.

Wait what!? I thought she was like 14-16 wow

Wait what!? I thought she was like 14-16 wow

...or she sounds young because she’s a little slower naturally hence C grade average and didn’t graduate HS

...or she sounds young because she’s a little slower naturally hence C grade average and didn’t graduate HS

not even trying to be funny or absolve her of her actions, but i peeped that too. she's sounds utterly immature and stunted.

not even trying to be funny or absolve her of her actions, but i peeped that too. she's sounds utterly immature and stunted.

mhm damn when I heard that I was like whaaa she‘s Not 17 or 18? Woooow

mhm damn when I heard that I was like whaaa she‘s Not 17 or 18? Woooow


These investigators did an incredible job. Their process, their tactics, their patience is incredible. It’s not an easy job to try and crack someone’s psyche, delve into their thought process. Phew.

yeah at the end she would have also confessed that shes an alien from planet bleepblorp... never talk to the police without a lawyer.


I think the biggest hint she gave to the inspectors was when she called one of those thieves a "gentleman". Like bro i don't call people that i don't know gentleman, let alone someone who murdered my parents.

@volarecantare No cuz in our country there is no one would call a murderer a fucking gentleman

ikr.... i would swear in all the languages i know if it happened to me

also when she swallowed her words back when she said her phone was behind her

That could be because of her culture and upbringing.

i know right LOOOL, the nicest thing robbers/murderers would ever be called


It makes me almost cry thinking about people’s deaths, especially when you can hear them in their last moments, nearly cried on the toilet 👍


Her father waking up is the greatest plot twist which she never ever imagined

The fact that she didn't even bother to act like a victim as well in front of her parents and chose to walk around freely in front of her father just showed that she has no intention to let them live. The overconfidence screwed her.

Winds of March Journey/Perry tribute band

@Kevin C this is the one comment showing up in the comments section even if you don't click on it to read them, so I don't think we had a choice lmao (sorry for my English)

how manipulative the police man is . We are there for you.. to ensure you get behind bars and rot in jail.

@Chrollo Lucilfer Come one lucifer. How many holy people do that? Many

why she oath to the bible when she is still lying?

Gigi she was probably hungry for affection since her parents didn’t give her any

If she was a real stone-cold murderer, she would have hung up that goddamn phone and finished him off.  Can you just get one thing right, Jen???  Jesus Christ!!

For people who say don't read the comments, well youtube moved them to the top

Why didn't she just keep living with her boyfriend? She wanted some money out of the apparently

Why tf is this top comment? I accidentally read it and it spoiled 😔

@Gigi she was affection himself. She was living the best period of his life and ...failed dramatically. Me i failed to meet a girl like her..but not with criminal record.

@MarsRising  WhY I feel like he should have died I mean for a better life for himself theres no point on living like that knowing your daughter tried to  kill you  like its mentally hard and even harder to accept it as truth

Thanks for the spoiler<br>Edit: bruh someone commented the same already

Thanks for the spoiler
Edit: bruh someone commented the same already

Dunkin i mean in the beginning he said the her father survived so...

Thx for the spoiler, showed up as the first comment...

Kevin C pretty sure we didn’t get a choice to read it lol mine was “recommended “

@debalina chakraborty A stupid one!! Too bad. The most annoying thing to me was how she let the detectives get such a quick confession, and then hug and paw her !! Gross!! She was so hungry for affection.

@Dunkin Don't read the comments then. What are you even thinking?

although it’s kinda irrelevant cus they can write off everything he says as a misconfiguration of what he actually experienced since he was shot in the face

The most terrifying thing was when her dad was screaming for help over the phone and she was so good at convincing the operator that she was “calling for help”


it's almost frustrating how easily she could have gotten away with this if they just actually tied her up..

@m3gstarrr  yes she would have been  a suspect but if she could have played her cards ri8 she would have went out of it with no scratch.....

I wonder if she were shot in the leg as an injury would be more convincing. She would even be angry at them and have a more unconscious bias. But in all seriousness. You can't beat detectives at their own game especially when you're sitting there for hours. They seriously play a time game on you, rephrase questions and make you answer differently.

@evilocomments A gun is easy: even in Canada where they're registered, once it's stolen (even if they don't file the numbers off) no one can track who buys and sells it (which is why registration is so so dumb!). A sim card on the other hand, once it's stolen, nobody will pay for it, and it just gets deactivated. You would have to have a situation like in Columbia where they actually had people from the Telecom on the payroll. But this outfit wasn't that sophisticated.

@Wilfred Darr oh that's how it is in my country as well (at least since they changed it a while ago) but I'm thinking if people can get guns without markings illegally... I suppose one could get a SIM card illegally as well without info or something. But maybe I am wrong, I don't know

She has a bad background, so cops would be sus tho

@evilocomments Not in Canada: you have to present ID. Only way around that is to use a stolen phone, but as soon as the victim realizes the phones missing it gets canceled. You could maybe switch sim cards to make it last longer, but then they have your sim card... it's pretty difficult.

No, they got really curious about why they didn't harm her

@Goofballhero they said she had a "burner" phone from which she sent the incriminating texts. Now, in my understanding, a burner phone is tied to a prepaid contract that has no names attached to it and is thrown away after the conversation. It also took a while for the police to find these messages, I think they say around 1 month in the video? Which again, it means that this wasn't her actual phone, ehich would've taken a few hours at most to check. And my point is they only found this burner phone BECAUSE she was a suspect. I don't think they would go so deep into searching for such a phone if she wasn't suspicious at all, if she appeared just like any other victim.

@evilocomments not really, there is still that big suspicion she was not hurt at all and the parents were. If everything played out perfectly then she could've gotten away with it. If the brown guy turned off his phone. If she was tied down and dragged to the basement with parents and got shot on the hand or non vital area. If they did a good job and actually killed the dad and he wasn't able to give a testimony where there is good chance for contradictions. If she didn't have a brother who can pretty much expose that she had a boy friend whom the parents weren't a fan of and she wasn't a problem in the family. She also needs to play the interrogation near perfectly and show actual emotions. The interrogators are trained to see through you or atleast find flaws in your statements. Now if this was 1960s she could've 99% gotten away with it.

Don’t understand why they wouldn’t do it like an actual hit it’d make their statement true and more consistent

@sayantan banarjee it’s still suspicious that she wasn’t harmed at all though

Nah there’s many holes to her story besides that

@PhoenixofSun That's even better. The police would probably just ask her a couple of questions about her parent's relationships with others and maybe question her a bit (bc they are blood-related). This is very fool-prove. Can't strangers like us on the internet can make better murder plans than this woman

(but yeah I kept thinking this too and then I was like, wait, does this mean I'd make a better psycho than her 😬 I've just seen too many true crime shows and crime dramas, this was painfully obvious killer 101 sh-t.)

@Wandering Commentor Or just been at another location like the store or gas station or something where she would have been on camera.

I don't see why they didn't suspect her as soon as she said she was tied up?! There would be ligature marks, and how was she untied? Emergency responders would have noted it in the report!

I don't see why they didn't suspect her *as soon as she said she was tied up?!* There would be ligature marks, and how was she *untied?* Emergency responders would have noted it in the report!

i mean.. i kinda wish she did get away with it because it would be kinda gaslight gatekeep girlboss of her

@breezy In an investigation like this they could and most likely would have checked her phone if they had any reason/evidence to be suspicious of her.

@evilocomments Yes, the police would have <b>absolutely</b> looked into their messages, no matter what. You're tripping if you think they wouldn't.

@evilocomments Yes, the police would have *absolutely* looked into their messages, no matter what. You're tripping if you think they wouldn't.

@chodari by 23exe if she was just a witness giving a voluntary statement and there was no reason to suspect something was in her messages, the police would have no reason to violate her privacy like that.

i don't even know why she thought she had to include that detail. in reality, being afraid and deciding not to confront armed men would've been perfectly reasonable

They should have just talked about it in person, let the robbers break in with her hiding in a closet or something. So when they ask her, just say she was hiding so she didn't know what happened.

@Rampant513 if she was a witness they’d have no reason to look threw her phone or anything. They’d just get the info then send her home.

@chodari by 23exe they can still get those messages.

I think what she should have done was...

Ask bf to get those guys to rob the at any random night , specifically ask bf to tell those guys to not kill the daughter, all of this conversation with her bf should have been on personal meetings or phone call to avoid record's as much as possible.. and then the robbers would have treated her also as prey rather than a facilitator, then when police asks just tell them what happend at night... the best lie is the one closest to the truth...

Also the dads comment about how “she talked to the guys like they were friends.l I think if they planned to treat her like a part of it, all of them would have gotten away with it.

@evilocomments i would think that they would check just to make sure & be thorough, though im not an investigator i wouldn't know... maybe just in case she could have deleted her texts or even factory reset her phone

@Rampant513 but would the police have looked into that? If her story checked out from the beginning they might've just never checked her messages and all that.

Nope, because they had all the text messages planning it out too.


I guess that 1st degree murder charge wasn’t exactly the degree her parents had in mind 🤷🏽♀

I Love.. the comment section man, it never disappoints :,)

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STAWPPPP THE WAY I JUST SPIT OUT MY DRINK 😭😭

Considering they were shot in the face it seems like they didnt have anything in mind

At least she was 1st. I'm sure that her parent would be pleased that she studied what she wanted to do, even if what she wanted to do was murder 🤷♀

They did always want her to get the highest grades possible


The first mistake she made was being home during the murders. Her second mistake is she talked to police without a lawyer present. She is narcissistic in thinking she could lie to trained professionals who can legally lie to her but she can't legally lie to them.

Lol,his parent not permitted Jennifer to get out late

Lol,his parent not permitted Jennifer to get out late

@Howard Stanley thankyou dear. Sometimes the pain is bearable and sometimes it's not. Life goes on......

@desi british  The Love of God is greater than the pain, through faith in Jesus Christ we can overcome pain and heartache

It’s Canada they don’t have rights there

It’s Canada they don’t have rights there

We need investigators like this guy in Costa Rica though! We don’t have people like him so all the criminals are released to the streets even when evidence is carried!... She would be free right now if she would’ve done that in this country <b>justsaying</b>

We need investigators like this guy in Costa Rica though! We don’t have people like him so all the criminals are released to the streets even when evidence is carried!... She would be free right now if she would’ve done that in this country *justsaying*

y’all really just throw the word narcissist around wayy too much these days 😭

y’all really just throw the word narcissist around wayy too much these days 😭

@Mirrors  This is exactly what I wanted to say. The distinction between selfishness and narcissistic tendencies shouldn't be blurred. And in this case, she is mostly a product of years of trauma, controlling parents can be disastrous. But can we also think of this in a way that, usually controlling parents DO tend to have narcissistic traits, making it quite possible for her to be carrying them as well, BUT this is just a possibility what I am talking about. Personally, I as well tend to be looking at this case as more of a bounce back against the wall kind of situation rather than a plot with any narcissistic fancies.

Idk if it’s just me but I feel like both of those things will lead into more suspicions

Idk if it’s just me but I feel like both of those things will lead into more suspicions

I think the fact that she kept explaining and answering all this, I would had gotten upset a long time ago like WAIT A MINUTE…

@Lucas Hufner yeah, but you're the type of person who watches these police interrogation videos. You're probably more knowledgeable about this. I think most people would think "why would I need a lawyer? I want to look like I have nothing to hide"

@Amelie L I am not judging. Just saying that inspite of everything she made a big big mistake and messed up. She should have left instead of having her parents murdered.

@Brixan personally idc how innocent i am i would want a lawyer present these are professionals and can and will manipulate me in any way id want a person who knows their tricks on my side yk?

@TheBunnyEater I wish it were you that explained that early on maybe people wouldn't be so quick to make me look like a know-it-all when I only point out not to misuse terms to label people wrongly 🙄 especially an illness at that

@Maya I totally agree with you on the fact that the terms "narcissist" and "psychopath" have become more of an adjective and has been used to refer to people who commited crimes, and this is a huge problem. First of all because you dismiss lack of respect/good judgement as a disorder, which automatically takes part of the individual's responsability over their actions, and secondly - it vilifies those diagnosed with such disorders and are not criminal.

@Geoffrey Toussaint I agree. I won’t say it’s right but they were strict af. It’s a new day, all that bs they were tryna pull wasn’t gone fly. She was 24. Tf they thought 😂

@desi british I mean given that you went through that horror, one would think you would have some understanding of the hell that is child abuse and be less judgemental.

@TheBunnyEater sure, good to know, but despite all you said, I doubt she is one and I don't think it's right for people to throw the term around and accuse her for something that's a possibility for anyone in these JCS videos, because if that's the case, well you see what I mean by now. Since you'd have to know her from up close to really be sure. Casey's case is something where your observations and other's claim of narcissism would be more fitting. Not here where it's nothing but speculations where she does tick a few of the many boxes.

Evident by her not knowing she needed a lawyer at the end of the interrogation(which she should have had before it began), I think it has nothing to do with narcissism and she entirely agreed to do this because she has no idea how the legal system works.
And I mean, as far as no remorse goes... Feeling trapped for her entire life, it is unlikely there was any happiness associated with her parents. It would be like your work boss dying, you might know him and have memories, but he's a prick so it's kind of an indifferent matter or even a good riddance.

I don't believe the narcissist claim, is my point. Selfishness does not equal narcissism. Humans must be to some degree selfish or they die in the gutter.
She was concerned for herself and the life that was disappearing out from under her. 25 and still living with your parents. What I see is a person mortally afraid of dying with no achievements, trying to finally start living a normal life. She is just an incapable fool until proven otherwise.

She should have just left her parents house and none of this would have happened. I don't understand why she didn't do it.  People really do get traumatised by parental behaviour. I am 33 and totally traumatised even 15 years later. My parents were also a bunch of asses who beat me physically, humiliated me, hammered me and emotionally abused me for years. I am 33 and still can't get over the abuse even though one of my parents is dead and the other one still succeeds at abusing me and destroying me even though I don't live in parents' house anymore. I am still traumatised and I live with ptsd to this day.

@KeithKman i fail to see how thinking you can get away with a lie = narcissistic personality disorder. i do see however the constant need for validation and praise, the disregard for her mother or father’s wellbeing and lack of emotion or remorse as narcissistic behaviour.

First mistake she made was murdering her parents

First mistake she made was murdering her parents

@Maya your comment makes no sense and you say things like 'cringe af'? Ok so to sum up you are 12 years old 😂

@Amelie L so you're going to ignore the rest bc of that one thing you find worthy nitpicking? Because in the general population, people with narcissism can have similar background she did. Even if that's apparently true, she's not one of them, her behavior doesn't fit at all just because she did these. She doesn't present with delusions a narcissist would. If you're gonna tell me she does then you probably see most criminals (who killed for self gain like she did) as narcissists. Cause tbh, it can develop in anyone despite the way they were raised, I was simply talking about the likelihood of it which is obviously off the textbooks and purely speculative.

Lol at you for picking holes in me and telling me I'm not one to tell people the term is being thrown around just because you saw one point to criticize. Cringe af.

@Amelie L so you're going to ignore the rest bc of that one thing you find worthy nitpicking? Because in the general population, people with narcissism can have similar background she did. Even if that's apparently true, she's not one of them, her behavior doesn't fit at all just because she did these. *She doesn't present with delusions a narcissist would.* If you're gonna tell me she does then you probably see most criminals (who killed for self gain like she did) as narcissists. Cause tbh, it can develop in anyone despite the way they were raised, I was simply talking about the likelihood of it which is obviously off the textbooks and purely speculative.

_Lol at you for picking holes in me and telling me I'm not one to tell people the term is being thrown around just because you saw _*_one_*_ point to criticize. Cringe af._

@KeithKman wow you sound like a ray of sunshine. My comment had nothing to do with blame, but it did have to do with the psychology and the abuse that this child went through. Maybe have a read again.

@Amelie L Surely you aren't indirectly blaming Jennifer's parents for what she did, are you?

@Amelie L Surely you aren't indirectly blaming Jennifer's parents for what she did, are you?

@Maya that's a misconception. Sufferers of NPD are very commonly conveyed a crucial mixed message: you are both worthless AND you are highly special. You're saying people are throwing the term around when you yourself don't understand the conditions that build a narcissist. Perfectionist demands such as these parents had coupled with complete emotional neglect and lack of attunement to the child's needs which it seems these parents also had is unfortunately the tragic perfect storm for developing NPD.

I mean yes. That's what happens to children raised by people completely unfit to become parents. Developmental delay in all areas, childlike thinking and delusion. Very sad.

Not that i want to encourage ppl to get away with murder but she could've been knocked out and tied up and say she was out the whole time, meanwhile the parents could've been kept awake so they could tell the "gentlemen" where the money was and it they tried something it would've been the perfect "excuse" to shoot them, or she could've been used as a hostage while she was unconscious, then when she wakes up she calls 911?? I feel like she trusted her skills too much, if she got hit on the head it also would help to excuse her lack of memory idk

@Stephany O I guess she could've been, oh my god, what're you talking about? You are being disgraceful. I am going to exercise my right to remain silent.

@MayaI can see how being raised in that particular environment could produce a narcissist. Some may argue that women tend to be covert narcissist which is more deceiving as opposed to the more hallmark signs typically seen in men. I can see her being a narcissist though, she had no remorse for what happened to her parents and she believed she had control of the situation with the police during her interviews. She only had reguard for herself and her boyfriend, which I'd say would be the obvious supplier for her. But I agree that just because someone has narcissist tendencies does not mean they are truly a narcissist. We all have those tendencies 🙂... But that whole situation is just messed up, including her parents. It really is an eye opener as to see the bits of the (exteme cases of) cutlure difference when hearing about high rates of adolescent suicide, especially in certain Asian countries.

I think she first talks to them without a lawyer cause she was seen first as a witness

I think she first talks to them without a lawyer cause she was seen first as a witness

@Maya I totally disagree. She’s a narcissist because she thought she could lie her way out of it. If she didn’t think she could she would have never had her parents gunned down in the first place.

@KeithKman it's so easy to call people narcissistic and abuse the term just because they did things that are selfish nowadays. If she were narcissistic she'd have been delusional with how convincing she was and she would express more confidence during interrogations. But no, she was always afraid she said the wrong thing and she always doubted herself and she was not oblivious when she was exposed and the lies were being pulled off right from under her, she didn't think she was invincible. And I don't think narcissism is likely to be developed in someone raised like she was, she was constantly reminded of how insufficient she was, not a good petri dish for narcissism.

I think you’re actually NOT allowed to have a lawyer present during questioning in Canada, you can only meet with one before but they can’t be there with you or advise you in real time during a police interrogation. Quite different from US law.

@Stephany O nope. In the United States (I know this happened in Canada) it’s ALWAYS advised to have a lawyer present before talking to police regardless if you’re a witness, suspect, etc.

wouldnt asking for a lawyer while just being a witness not alert them?

wouldnt asking for a lawyer while just being a witness not alert them?

@KeithKman my explanation is seen in most other cases in which perpetrators agree to speak to police, and she was caught lying when her friend said she wasn't sleeping over, so she wasn't getting away with all of her lies

@Brixan I think it had more to do with her narcissistic behavior. She had been living a double life for 7 years, lying to her parents, and getting away with it. She probably thought “I can lie to my parents so why wouldn’t lying to police also work?” She was over confident with her lying because it had worked for the last 7 years. I hope she had a chance to see this video and what a bad liar she was.

Wasn't narcissism. Probably just thought it looked better to speak freely to detectives and appear innocent


Man, people REALLY don't realize how stressful lying actually is until you encounter someone who knows how to recognize your inconsistencies and isn't afraid to call you out on all your silly BS lol.

Dear god do you people even know what sociopathy is? Seriously, i see "sociopath" used wrong and too frequently. Being a good liar is different, what are actors? Professional gamblers? All jobs revolving around lying. I learned how to lie for my family's sake due to my self destructive nature and the fact that I dont want to upset them all the time.

第5要素 Exactly. And sociopaths. Dude just told on himself and doesn’t even realize it.

Dylan Muir True but I think she knew she’d be interrogated and questioned. She seemed like she prepared her story. But it wasn’t good enough and these investigators can smell the BS.

@Early E aand then the police find this comment

Just because someone is manipulative doesn’t mean they’re a sociopath. People who develop really good lying skills often do so as learned defence mechanisms from trauma. It’s a survival thing

The key is from the moment you start to plan a crime, you start planning a crime work on a simple plausible lie or alibi. Practice the lie to make sure no words are wrong. Never show doubt hold stern. Always assume everyone is against you, work up emotions even take something to induce vomit, use something to make your allergies flare up, and most importantly "are you involved in any crimes?" Not directly but i bought some drugs i regret deeply then provide a patsy who would be strung out and unreliable (pretty easy to find and pay some money). Always feign a severe panic attack or try to work up a real panic attack, it can last no longer than 9 minutes then you can use that you cannot think straight at all due to this event, and several panic attacks that had happened. That would cover most bases and thats just me typing while tired lying/manipulation is just a game like gambling.

JuiceOutWest411 „Lying is a sport“, yes for narcissists.

Which is why a good liar knows not to overplay their hand and overexpose themselves.

Part of being a good liar is coming up with a story that doesn't have inconsistancies. People think that thre won't be an investigation, like they will simply be taken at their word. Lying isn't hard if you plan well. If you don't have inconsistencies it's hard to apply pressure. I agree it's nigh on impossible on the spot, but this was premeditated, carefully planned and she's obviously good acting. Just didn't plan WELL enough and come up with a good enough story.

You totally nailed this - we are so used to lying on a quick statement and people don't call us on it!

Yup, love all the people saying how she's stupid and how they'd do better.


On another channel there's more information about how bad these 'parents' treated their daughter, all the way into adulthood and how they wanted to continue doing it beyond that. She's one of the very few murderers I would give a second chance at life to, after doing time and getting major therapy and education. Don't abuse or neglect your kids, or you'll create a monster that'll come back to bite you. And you will have no one to blame but yourself.

Imagine justifying murder. She's just a spoiled child that couldn't be bothered to live by herself and away from her parents money

Of all the criminals on this channel, she definitely seems to be among the most redeemable. She's pretty much the only one I'd actually be happy to (eventually) see living a normal-ish life on the outside.

@Lexi the Fangirl I know she does. That's why I said 'doing time'. A long time.  Then maybe a second chance. Usually I think murderers should just get the death penalty a few weeks after conviction and be done with it.

@DaWhiteWolffie again if they were as abusive as you say you think they were she would want to cut all ties. She was also 24 not 14 she was a grown adult they had no obligation to provide for her or give her a place to live. A lot of people have to figure out like on their own and it doesn’t lead to murder. She knew exactly what she did, it wasn’t the last resort she had many other options. She deserves to be in jail.

No no no they gave her an out. All she wanted was the money. She could’ve left with her boyfriend and never see her parents again. But then the money would be cut off. If she wanted to be free of her abusive parents then she could’ve left! Instead she chose to kill them and take their money.


What her response should have been: "I was so scared when I heard gunshots I couldn't even move until I heard my dad call for help"

What her response actually was: "I counted 3 voices, male, black, around the ages of 20-30 years old. Judging by the air temperature one of them had dreadlocks. Analyzing the voice patterns I could make out that they were indeed born in Canada. They had kicked my door in and tied my hands with 550 paracord in a bowline knot... no, 360 double-wide fat knot. I had mastered Houdini's classic double fat cheeseburger escape and managed to dial 911 at the same time."

The first wasn't even true in the alibi, though; she made the call before her dad screamed for help.

🤣🤣🤣 glad i saw this channel for these kind of comments

@Gigi <br>Oh.... So she didn't do it according to the law? She got off! Not really, ever think maybe she didn't? A jury of her peers did...

@Gigi
Oh.... So she didn't do it according to the law? She got off! Not really, ever think maybe she didn't? A jury of her peers did...

I literally just LOL’d. This is the best comment

Classic double fat cheeseburger escape 🤣🤣🤣

@Rock Enroll Pulled it off...means being found not guilty.  Doy!

Nah guys her response was actually, “no guys it wasn’t me. I was doing wires in lights and i saw red vent in cafeteria, i also saw green kill blue in lights too!” <br>Green: “bro i was in navigation with yellow and pink”

Nah guys her response was actually, “no guys it wasn’t me. I was doing wires in lights and i saw red vent in cafeteria, i also saw green kill blue in lights too!”
Green: “bro i was in navigation with yellow and pink”

It took my dumbass 6 times to realize this was a joke lmao

Right. It’s always the details that messes idiots like her up. Like stop giving so many unnecessary details when trauma typically doesn’t allow the brown to recount events like that. She was so obvious.

@Gigi <br>Uh.... Pulled it off? She didn't pull it off? She was doing not guilty.    Not ole Pan tho.....

@Gigi
Uh.... Pulled it off? She didn't pull it off? She was doing not guilty.    Not ole Pan tho.....

Lmao 550 paracord 🤣 she preformed a ford escape

You should get an award of having the best youtube comment ever

"I heard footsteps coming up the stairs I didn't recognize" she gets details like that but keeps forgetting she's tied up. Over and over. Razzie award for worst acting in whatever year this is.

Gigi : yeah, she sure went to a lot of trouble to deceive her parents but completely failed with the murder plot.

got me at double fat cheeseburger escape 🤣🤣

Best comment!!! I can’t deal - hilarious!

She should have taken some lessons from Casey Anthony before she even tried to pull this one off!  <br>Jeez, Girlfriend!!  D Minus grade to you in "Planning Murder 101"

She should have taken some lessons from Casey Anthony before she even tried to pull this one off!
Jeez, Girlfriend!!  D Minus grade to you in "Planning Murder 101"

This comment killed me omg, I should not have laughed this hard


It is amazing how good the last interviewer is. He completely crushes her story to the point of getting a confession from her, yet at the same time is so sympathetic to her that she still asks if he is leaving and asks him to help her like he's her only hope.

@Valenwood God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering!  God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you!  Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)😌

@Ernestine Maloy God bless!  Believe in your heart and confess with your mouth that Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior and died on a cross for our sins so we can live again in Heaven where there is no pain or suffering!  God is our Father and Creator and raised His Son Jesus from the dead!  Confess and repent of your sins and God will freely forgive you!  Trust in God and live for Jesus as He died for you! 💕 (don’t swear or take God’s name in vain!)😌

@Carlos Ramirez I would like to talk to you, bro.  What happened to make you think in such a terrible way (I don't ask this with any malice toward you; I genuinely want to help you navigate your feelings with understanding)?  This is not to argue, by the way, as that would get neither one of us anywhere.  I'm praying for you, brother!  Please respond soon!

@CIA I'll fix your last sentence into something that actually makes sense. "Just because you don't want to spend time studying the big bang and the theory behind it, and just because you don't want to give up your mythical beliefs doesn't make it any less valid."

@Carlos Ramirez she made her life that way . You have control over tour life not god

@Carlos Ramirez bro why would you bring religion into this? Does God live in your head rent free

@Ernestine Maloy news flash God doesn't exist lmaoooooo

@Carlos Ramirez that’s the devil my bro,

@Carlos Ramirez yes and a Big Bang somewhere out there makes perfect sense. Or evolution makes so much sense they only have a few bones and speculate the rest. I wonder if your shoes magically formed on your shelf with a Big Bang. Or maybe a maker made them, devoted a whole lot of time and tirelessly wove them only for you to discredit all his work and say that they magically appeared on your shelf. Actually read the Bible and it’ll make perfect sense. Just because you don’t want to spend time to understand the Bible and believe that God is indeed real and just because you don’t want to give up all your sinful desires doesn’t make it not true.

@The X Gamer the entire 20 dollar book you devote your life to doesn't make sense yet here you are

@Carlos Ramirez Your argument doesn't make sense. I could just as easily say, God set up Edward Jennings to discover the smallpox vaccine. God is good.

She was vulnerable, and this man gave her all she was asking for her whole life.. she was easy cuz she needed this kind of treatment

@Paul Chambaz - Agree.  Such a good interrogator!  For Jennifer to so actively and decisively think up...plan out...and then systematically follow through with a plan to so violently destroy her own parents is bone-chilling!  Add to that the fact that she had a handful of friends that were also willing to victimize and slaughter basic strangers, planning it out over time, ignoring every impulse of their consciences to stop it, or to at least get help for Jennifer's parents before it all happened.  All of them must've been doing some serious drugs, or something, to quiet down their SCREAMING consciences!  I doubt any of them slept much in the days leading up to this.  Just shows how INTENTIONALLY evil humans can be!


for a girl who’s spent her whole life lying she sure is bad at it

Honestly it was just so stupid for her to even speak to the police like this. She's a young girl who just witnessed her parents being murdered in a home invasion. Her best move would have been to go hysterical and tell them she can't remember anything. Which would have been perfectly understandable -- people black out during trauma all the time. The cops would have left her alone.

If you did something wrong and you know you did something wrong, the LAST THING TO EVER DO is speak to the police because they WILL figure that shit out. And in her case she had a perfectly reasonable means to not tell the police anything.

There's a big difference between lying to your parents and then lying to investigators.

@High Flows  lying to your parents for years and paying 500$ for a fake diploma  isnt odd ?  You’re the next jenifer 😂

better than i would be 💀 was tryna imagine myself in her situation, anytime they asked me a question i’d be a goner

I think the interrogator was just very good at setting her up to be honest


Ironically her parents are most disappointed that she wasnt smart enough to get away with it

Penny Pillow not excusing that her upbringing would have an impact on her, like it would any other human being. Was it in anyway justified what she did though. - NO

I kinda feel bad for her not that I'd agree with her actions. I say this because my parents were hard on us aswell, to a point i got schooled in Pakistan and Malaysia(in return got raped daily) Every year in high school i changed school. But i dont think i could ever do that but hating on parents nearly everyday isn't healthy aswell lol... i hope she gets help atleast.

@ATM its easier for her to take her parents money and live off that. she didnt finish high school so she'd be looking at a life of dead end jobs. shes 24 and had a curfew, they took away her phone and computer when they found out she lied about college. im not saying jennifer was right for what she did but you cant excuse the impact her upbringing had on her

lol comedic genius over here lets give him a round of applause.

It doesn’t necessarily matter how smart you are. It’s increasingly difficult to get away with murder. I think that’s a contributing factor towards the decline of serial killers. Most are caught before they have time to become one.

@Sara H yes I have about the same situation as Jennifer but my parents aren’t as extreme and my sister really helps me get through tough days. I get where Jennifer is coming from but murder is inexcusable. Tbh I do lie now at times to not get in trouble but I know for sure I will never kill my family. I can still feel my parent’s love and care and I think Jennifer didn’t.

"you couldn't kill me properly and even with 3 henchmen you failed" - the dad

They worked their ass off so she can have a better future in another country. Why would anyone sane be happy about a daughter who uses her intelligence to lie, cheat and viciously hurt others

I don't think the parents deserved that at all. After all they wanted their child to succeed and have a great life. But it was also of course that THEY wanted to be proud of THEMSELVES and thus, pressured the girl. She was unable to live up to her parents' expectations and veered into lies, fraud and finally murder.

I understand the pressure of the tiger parenting and unlike others I am not full of admiration for it. Because I am sure that that causes AT LEAST as much damage as it brings forth astounding results. Usually, though we are presented with the success stories...

As an agnostic person, I like the idea that only God can judge us. But people trying to play God, while justifying the use of 'any means necessary' aren't right.

Personally, my father is someone to me that could die tomorrow and I wouldn't care much for it. He did his duty in raising us as kids, but him forcing myself out of the house at 17, and shortly after, my even younger brothers, I can really see where Jennifer was coming from.

It doesn't make her nor myself right. But I can sympathize to a degree.

@mrjo2thec "he deserved it. Oh, i got called out for hypocritical logic? I didn't ACTUALLY mean that..."

Just so happens you change your tune lmao

mrjo2thec What did he do other than be a strict parent

Just the Dad, the mother didn't live to show disappointment


I swear to God I'm soo awkward in life that the first few minutes of being interrogated..I'll completely incriminate myself with my body language even if I'm totally innocent.

That's why you just ask for an attorney and don't answer any questions.

@travie786 lol polygraphs have been scientifically proven to be unreliable.<br>You guys still in the 1920s there in the USA or something?

@travie786 lol polygraphs have been scientifically proven to be unreliable.
You guys still in the 1920s there in the USA or something?

My worst fear is that someone will commit a crime and frame me. The most successful attempts to get away with a crime is not to cover up the existence of it, but to pin it on someone other than oneself. There’s a decent number of people who don’t like me because I don’t put up with toxic people and bullshit, I’ve pissed of a lot of really shitty people, who I’m sure wouldn’t be above committing some crimes, so I’m afraid one day somebody will frame me just because they don’t like me and need a scapegoat :(

Don't worry, professionals will figure out that it's just your introversion.

I feel that, And honestly watching these videos isn’t helping because I’d be calling back the telltale signs of a liar and being “ Am I sitting like a criminal rn” to myself

Same but I have tourettes that get extra bad if I'm super anxious so I'd probably falsely admit to it too😂

Thank goodness for psychology then...an in depth interrogation will let them know everything they need to know. Our subconscious tells the truth.

That’s why you don’t talk without a lawyer. Ever.

That’s why you don’t talk without a lawyer. Ever.

This is how a lot of police dept's end up getting confessions from innocent people. Due to the public wanting an immediate conviction. Case in point the Central Park 5. A sad story of 5 poor kids with no legal representation, parents who didn't understand the law and years of innocent kids being put in jail.
People have a tendency to talk and the cop is never your friend even in a situation where you are clearly innocent. In a self defense case you never ever talk to the cops. You either call for a lawyer or get one assigned to you. But good luck with a public defender.
The cops job is to write a report and he wants to write that report and he will get nasty with you if he can't write that report. let's say you are in a car accident, it's not your fault but the driver of the other car comes up to you and asks if you are alright. your answer is "I AM NOT SURE." never ever say. I am OK. The cop comes onto the scene to see if everyone is OK and he asks you "Are you ok?" Your answer is "I AM NOT SURE" because if you say you are OK the officer will put that in his report and then the insurance companies will want a copy of that report, you try to make a medical claim because that night your neck and back went into severe spasms. You call or rather your insurance carrier calls to make a claim to the other drivers insurance company and says 'Hey Geko insurance We have a copy of the accident report and the cop on the scene wrote down that your client was OK." Click dial tone.
So word to the wise never ever talk to a cop, give them your drivers license and if the wreck is serious enough your response is. "I am not sure" if it's a case of self defense your second call better be to a lawyer. In fact have a number to one of those law firms in your cell phone unless you are rich enough to have one on retainer.
Never give details because even a simple self defense incident will go to a court of law since we live in such a litigious society now.

Even if you did if there would be no coroborating evidence you wouldnt be convicted.

@La moustache d'écailles wait why? Is it because the police will always sway your words or sum? I heard about this before but I forgot

My people, I feel a kin to everyone commenting!

My people, I feel a kin to everyone commenting!

Ask of a lawyer, always ask for a lawyer. Even when innocent. Ask. For. A . Lawyer.

Whenever I get nervous I tend to just keep a straight face and just start day dreaming lol <br>Or ya know most likely stutter

Whenever I get nervous I tend to just keep a straight face and just start day dreaming lol
Or ya know most likely stutter

@Viet Anh Nguyen I havnt heard of that thing. <br>I always see that's there's no consideration in any matter. I've seen even a cop did horribly to an army/military person IN THEIR UNIFORMS. But in an interrogation i still haven't heard any. If so provide me articles I'd gladly read or watch it.

@Viet Anh Nguyen I havnt heard of that thing.
I always see that's there's no consideration in any matter. I've seen even a cop did horribly to an army/military person IN THEIR UNIFORMS. But in an interrogation i still haven't heard any. If so provide me articles I'd gladly read or watch it.

You are not unique. Detectives encounter with shy people millions of times. They will know if you are geniune or not

ikr, so many of the things she did that they called incriminating in terms of body language/memory i would do even if i was totally innocent 0.0

same! i have anxiety at stores or when taking proctored tests too. at the store, i don’t want to look like i’m suspicious or stealing, so i end up overcompensating by doing exaggerated actions to show that i’m not doing that. same goes for taking tests cus i dont wanna look like i’m cheating 😭 <br>for people with anxiety/adhd or on the spectrum, their normal behavior (ex. not making eye contact and fidgeting) gets mistaken as behavior of a liar. let’s just hope we don’t get accused of something that we’re innocent for

same! i have anxiety at stores or when taking proctored tests too. at the store, i don’t want to look like i’m suspicious or stealing, so i end up overcompensating by doing exaggerated actions to show that i’m not doing that. same goes for taking tests cus i dont wanna look like i’m cheating 😭
for people with anxiety/adhd or on the spectrum, their normal behavior (ex. not making eye contact and fidgeting) gets mistaken as behavior of a liar. let’s just hope we don’t get accused of something that we’re innocent for

That's why we be staying home for as ling as we can 😂

Coz i swear if someone talk to me like these and I am clearly innocent but haven't proven. Gadam 🤮
I couldn't imagine myself in an interrogation 😖😰😵

@travie786 polygraph isn't actually admissible in court, there are too many factors that can make someone tense and nervous for it to be evidence of guilt

OMG same I’m also scared of failing a lie dictator cuz I’m always nervous

@Baysan Hafsah dude me to I have nightmares like that

I same I play with my hands when nervous even if ive done nothing wrong bc im self consuence (idk how to spell it)

I'd probably be screwed since laughing is a coping mechanism of mine and I unconsciously smile when I think something is too serious it's like the worst when I'm trying to tell the truth beside that i find humour in what devastates me I'd be the worst witness to interrogate hands down ..

@travie786 dont worry polygraphs arent used by the justice system to prove anything because they dont work

I'm Autistic and am very anxious so I always get pulled out by airport security, I'd be horrendous in an interrogation 😭

This is one of my fears actually, to be caught in some sort of crime in the wrong place at the wrong time I would be the main suspect

@travie786 same I have a crazy social anxiety I would probably fail the polygraph test

Me too, I'd probably just stare at a spot and attempt to be as emotionless as possible because of social awkwardness and trying to keep a calm mind.

This would probably make me look like a sociopath tbh.

@Catacat lol same but im pretty sure detectives can really tell when someone is genuinely pretending or is actually just nervous.<br>And if not then well I'd b f ucked

@Catacat lol same but im pretty sure detectives can really tell when someone is genuinely pretending or is actually just nervous.
And if not then well I'd b f ucked

I'd be innocent and they'd ask where and what was I doing 5 minutes ago? And my dumb butt be stuttering like I... uh... I'm... pretty sure.. I.. um.. I can't remember sir. I don't know stop staring at me!

This is honestly my worst nightmare. Or failing a polygraph even though I’m not lying

same I also have the memory of a fish, I'd be so sus


I think after 4-5 hours of listening to these 'detectives' I would confess to being personally responsible for the holocaust.

Basically psychological torture. I just hope she is actually guilty, otherwise this is really fucked up.

That’s actually something that can be achieved, not on the scale you have mentioned but there have been situations when innocent people agree that they have committed certain crimes due to the incriminating way in which they were talking


Who brings drugs into communities??that’s who’s to blame,as drugs weaken the soul and other influences,take over,living in fear for long periods of time can cause havoc physically emotionally and mentally,poor family unfortunately the drugs in our countries have to be GONE😓🧡💙


I'm not defending her actions at all but I feel like she's such a sweet person who was misguided with bad parenting


She should have left, she was 24...I couldn't igrow up in that environment with that strict education...! She took the baddest decision ever...!


Another that doesn't add up is the call. She wasn't around her mom when she was shot and she said her dad was outside yelling for help. She wasn't in the same room as them

She gave to much detail. If I was in that situation or anyone. I'm sure they would be to scared and rushing their words a bit and skipping around. For some, the event could be so traumatic that they have forgotten most of what happened. She was going in order and seemed very calm.


Well, i really feel sorry for her, and not feel sorry at all for her parents


I'm also really curious what the father and daughters relationship is like now, after attempting his execution and successfully murdering his wife.

the father and brother have completely cut off from her. I believe she's not even allowed to contact them.


Anyone else hear rob riggle go " in the face!"


Wether she did it or not, she should have been given a lawyer much sooner.


Am I the only nerd who's looking at the clock and waiting for cool combinations of numbers? ^_^


Both wrong,parent set unrealistic expectation to their child,in this case,Jen's parent should let Jen at least be friend with some one like other human,human always need friend no matter how genius or stupid they are,they need someone to talk about their passion and so on,they have feeling too.Unrealistic bar very common among Asian family especially if you are somewhat competent in academic,i myself also Asian,nvr know how to play sport and extremely bad at social skills due to my parents policy to nvr let me really have gf or friend(only few) during high school.Still today,i will get angry and rage remembering these thing but i have to move on.

If you dont let your child friend woth some one,they will find mostly wrong one to rebel.Jen also done wrong by killing parents,she at least should consult teachers or get counselling advice for her problems.


You should really do a video about coerced or false confessions. The psychology behind that would be very interesting. Thanks for your hard work.


I mean what kind of a daughter would do that...?


Bruh she was 24, it’s not like she was going to become homeless she had a choice


This is crazy. I dint care what nobody say. She set them up for money. She was already living out of the house. So why go back home where you was abused. Talking about because family is first. No its because she would have had to work for her own money. She ws counting on being free of her parents in getting their insurance money inheritance money


This is good, but i feel its unfair since this girl is still living and her mother was gone and the impact to her father is irriversible. But do you know there is a country named Srilanka and their is a parliment.. even the president is helping to thives of the government and he is also a one of them. And we are in a huge economic crisis becuse of those thieves... also the president didnt even respect to the democracy.. this is too small issue when comaring to our situation. #gohomegota2022


If your children are getting C grades just be thankful they’re nor Fs and get over it


It happened in Brazil, too! Try Suzane Richthofen. The same exact story, but Suzane's parents were bloody rich.

@sahtification Oh, great! I'll lookup for it to watch! Thanks a lot for the tip, best wishes!


Exactly why you never talk to the cops without a lawyer. How she didn't suspect she was under investigation after being asked to come back to answer the same questions is pure stupidity. Even if you're innocent, there's nothing guilty about wanting a lawyer at the first whiff that they suspect you've done something. Plenty of innocent people have sat behind bars, sometimes for years. They won't arrest you for asking. If you're arrested, they already had enough evidence to keep you anyhow.

Yeah, but if your parents are murdered and you're innocent, or your family and you're innocent you'd be emotionally compelled to do all you can to catch the fuggers.

@Capital B Thank you for being such an open and lovely person. I would have responded the same to you had you offered a new experience that could further inform and/or educate me on a different opinion or the same. God love you. Stay the same.

@Tracy Haverstick - thanks for the reply. Very interesting. Will follow up on that case you mentioned.

@Capital B I know in this case the police had the right person. This discussion is about people in general should always have an attorney when questioned by the police about serious crimes. I , personally, was questioned by rhe F.B I. and I didn't hire an attorney. I was a bartender and over a 2 year period, 2 different customers were suspects in major crimes. They came to my job and spoke to me and a few other people that also bartended. One was a bank robbery and the other seriel murders of gay men in the French Quarter. I knew the bank suspect as a regular customer but nothing else important. Well, he did have a major crush on one girl. And the other situation, I didn't know anything. Infact, I never waited on him. Another girl did. In those cases, people don't need lawyers. But when you are directly related to a crime, you should bring a lawyer. It's immaterial whether you're guilty or not. The police ate qllowed to lie and do qll kinds of things that can lead to false confessions, twist your answers, ect. You can qnswer questions and cooperate with a lawyer. The difference is you will be protected. In this case, this girl was caught period. Having q lawyer wouldn't have helped her much because she would have lied to the lawyer too. Her boyfriend, her father and others had already given her up. She thought she was smarter than everybody else. But she wasn't. We are talking more along the lines of the spouse of a murder victim or finding a body. Those people should always have a lawyer. Most detectives want the right person caught. But some will zero in on someone and destroy an innocent person. Check out the Dateline episode on "Who Killed The Beauty Queen". You will see exactly what I mean.

@Tracy Haverstick - but that's the moment they know they have the right person and the guilty person knows that the police have the evidence.

@Refinnej - it was in respect for a true crime thing on television. It was more that they knew they had the right person when they asked for a lawyer, after the hours of questions.

@Sumokilla yeah no attorney would advise people not paying them for their services. Big surprise.

I just listened to a podcast about a guy who had no idea he was under investigation for a bomb threat.  He was completely agreeable and cooperative with the police, trying to be helpful.   Didn't call a lawyer and was charged.

@Prodigy Getgud my reply was to a real jerk of a guy that did not know what he was talking about. If you read all the replies you would read all the replies and who they are to. Youtube only shows the last one. Inorder to correctly follow a conversation or at least correctly address the proper person's reply you have to read them all or at leat read where it says to whom I am replying.

@Morgan Kaufmann Huh that's pretty interesting, I never thought about being incriminated for being a witness...damn talking to police would be expensive if you know your rights. Do you know if you can be appointed a lawyer just for being a witness, or do you just deny helping and they have to figure things out without it.?

@Kry V Even as a witness. Anytime you are being questioned by law enforcement for any reason you should have an attorney present to advocate for you.

She never had anyone care for her or give a fvck about how she feels. So when the 3rd detective was being the therapist friend, she broke down. <br>(Also clearly she isn't that sharp)

She never had anyone care for her or give a fvck about how she feels. So when the 3rd detective was being the therapist friend, she broke down.
(Also clearly she isn't that sharp)

@Mustafa you don't have to commit a crime in order to be a suspect. Just you being in the wrong place at the wrong time is enough or knowing the victim of the crime is enough for police to suspect you. Think before you speak.

@Tracy Haverstick he didn’t say public defender he said lawyer.

All these comments discussing whether you need a lawyer or not...<br>How about you don’t commit crime in the first place?

All these comments discussing whether you need a lawyer or not...
How about you don’t commit crime in the first place?

@Not Associated it's movie trope that psychopaths are always clever, they are in fact not.

@Capital B "I heard the police say that they always knew they had the guilty person when they ask for a lawyer."  They say this because they don't want the public lawyering up when they want to question them.  It is not different than how they don't tell the public just how inaccurate lie detector tests are.  I work in the legal field in the U.S. and yes, cops get annoyed when someone lawyers up.  Once a lawyer comes in, the cops have to be on their toes and may not even have a legal right to question someone at all.  Lawyers can also prevent cops from coercing confessions or tricking people into confession, which Jon Graham Burge (google him, the guy was a real piece of shit who was discussed in many of my legal and criminal justice classes) is the poster child for coerced confessions.  In a serious case where you are a suspect or could be thought to be a suspect, always ask for a lawyer.  It could mean the difference in freedom or jail.

@Capital B they aren't good police officers or they would know a person should protect themselves and their rights.

@Not Associated what's wrong with averaging a C?

@Tracy Haverstick That’s a very naïve assumption, public defenders are overworked, some have take on as many as 300 cases a month. They’re not going to win a case for you, they always just tell you to take the plea deal even if you’re innocent.

@Prodigy Getgud when your life is on the line  nothing is too expensive. Anyone can ask for a public defender. You just have to fill out a very short financial form. It doesn't require documents or anything. And you may have to pay nothing or a small amount. A friof mine had to pay$75. That was a DUI case and it went well for her. Without him, they threted 180 days in jail possibly. And 7ntil her court date they wanted ger on gouse arrest and ankle monitoring. That costs alot. The public defender gor her a $500 fine and a year of probation. To me, that was $75 well spent.

@Lucie Pospichal maybe they thought you faked it for assurance  to pay you

I have been robbed and I have been questioned about exactly what happened at two different occasions. Same questions, everything... And there was no way I could be responsible for my own robbery where I was the only victim so I had no reason to bring a lawyer.

So just the fact that she went back without a lawyer... She believed she was the victim and she had no reason to believe anything else.

Yup, I don't get it, why volunteer to be interrogated?  It can't possibly help you.

Really? You don't know why? It's because they believe their smarter than everyone else and they have it all covered. But they don't. And their not smarter. She was a legal adult for 6 years. At any time she could have just lived her life. Killing her parents were to get their money and home. She didn't tell little lies, she attempted massive lies.

@Connor Devlin Any defense attorney worth their degree would never ever advise their client to consent to police questioning under any circumstances. But make revealing than that, no cop would ever advise their children to do the same because they know, as a defense attorney knows, there is absolutely ZERO benefit to speaking to the police under any circumstances without first consulting an attorney.

@Kry V there’s a great video of a lawyer talking to a group of students about why you never talk to cops no matter what. Everything you say is working towards being incriminating even if it is a seemingly innocent question. If you are under suspicion of any sort they are going to try and get you to say something they can incriminate you with. There are very few times that what you say will help you in a court of law. Even having a lawyer to answer simple questions is a good idea because they can question you and get you in trouble with anything.

So even as a witness always get a lawyer? Then never come back to talk as a witness more than once?


I am NOT amused with that dispatcher. AT ALL. I know she needed her attention, but she needs to calm the person on the other line. Her father (even though she was a part of the murders) was screaming outside in pain. She is going to panic. The dispatcher is pushing a little to much. a "Hunny, I need you to take a deep breath and spell out the address name so you can help your father" A little more patience.


1:57 in reality pharmacy is shit money xD


So basically the too much talking betrayed her.


“one of the gentlemen. . .”   Who would call the murderers gentlemen?


How the fuck haven't the school reach out to the parent about her situation in school


You have the right to stay silent ..and the police can lie ..and you don,t have to swear on the bible …


Where did JCS go? So many ‘JCS style’ copycats but none compare ☹


That man's breath has got to stink.....get back away from me ... lol


What's ironic is she understandably wanted to be free, but now she is in prison .


I’m so torn about this story. I can’t believe how disgusting this is but at the same time, for her parents to drive her to feel this is the only option is awful. No parents should be this controlling

Don’t be torn lmao she murdered her parents. These are very very different levels of wrong


Certainly stayed and "took care of them"...


ez, when they make you put your hand on the book... tell them, you first...


Imagine being one of those people who had a comment with 100k thumbs up. Hit me in the feels.


Seems  as though he was the Wong man for her.


Not what I expected her boyfriend's acquaintances to look like


"what happens to me?" what do you think lady?


justice for jcs man...youtube sucks sometimes :\


Her story is comically bad. Yeah, three guys would totally commit armed robbery looking for a wallet and commit murder after the fact. LOL


The touching which starts at 1:17:44 is creepy.


They might obtain more information by ignoring her.  She likes attention and the lack thereof would likely lead to information.


I'm no longer Christian (I'm pagan) but you can't swear to tell the truth on a holy text and then <b>lie!!</b> Holy shit.....

I'm no longer Christian (I'm pagan) but you can't swear to tell the truth on a holy text and then *lie!!* Holy shit.....


Being Vietnamese my parents are strict too but that’s how they are


ANALYZE AMBER HEARDS BEHAVIOR DURING THE TRIAL PLEASE


That's not true if you know the keypad pattern then you would be able to make a call with your hands completely at your backside it wouldn't be a problem at all.


It’s so terrifying as an autistic person how my disability can be used by the police to prove that I’m lying - all of her ‘tells’ could simply have been neurodivergence, esp considering her difficulties at school. I can’t cry with tears, I can’t express emotions ‘appropriately’, I can’t verbalise consistently and tend to overthink answers because I have trouble putting words together, I have memory problems…. I’m also extremely vulnerable to the kinds of manipulation that they’re using, which would be really confusing for someone with my disability. All these psychologists seem to be looking for is ‘not normal response’ which there can be so many reasons for, the ableism is depressing.


The only thing I hate about this channel is, I can't stop watching.


Bich pan and hann pan. Fookin legendary names


Grew up on a farm, school work wasn't allowed...lots work


Her parents didn't like the fact that her boyfriend was of mixed race. They sounded like really good people.


That lady is fking crazy. Only took me 90 seconds


I cringe watching her say the wrong things and panic


16:35 this part was enough to trigger a suspicion on her. She was mocking the way her dad screamed. It was blatantly obvious when she tried to act it down after realizing she was going out of character

*16:35** this part was enough to trigger a suspicion on her. She was mocking the way her dad screamed. It was blatantly obvious when she tried to act it down after realizing she was going out of character*


The last detective is so annoying!!  He spends around 40 minutes to talk about how good he is at his work in solving crime quickly!  Boloni!  He says too many oks and u guys don’t waste your time just skip that part of this video!!


This guy looks and sounds like he lives in van down by the river.


Love the way Canadians say, "about" like "a boat"

My comment keeps getting deleted.<br>Youtubelight Searchlight Forlight "Ya Boy J D Q"  (without the word light).

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Youtubelight Searchlight Forlight "Ya Boy J D Q"  (without the word light).


Wait Americans literally have to swear on the bible? I thought that was figurative


Those "help"s in the background of the call bro...


Really how much crazy is she like she was not realizing at that time who were the two person the guy was murdering like she just forget that they are our real god 🥺🥀 Whom she was trusting just Left her like she was nothing to her but her mom keep telling like don't kill my daughter to that guy... Like she don't have a human thing in her body she is just a evil person....


The bottom line Jennifer is you're going to jail


What’s going to happen when she’s patrolled, she’s not going to be any different.


Fun fact: on 4-5-2022 this video had 666k upvotes xD