Imagine if the knee injury never happened, the butterfly effect is a hell of a thing

Imagine if the knee injury never happened, the butterfly effect is a hell of a thing

@CubanMissl3 "All of us have our issues growing up and even as adults but the problem is how we deal with it and move on." Spot on!

@CubanMissl3 "All of us have our issues growing up and even as adults but the problem is how we deal with it and move on." Spot on!

@Alphonsus Ho For sure I wasn't trying to say only Vietnam. Just giving my anecdotal experience. Different cultural mindset so I try to be understanding.

@Alphonsus Ho For sure I wasn't trying to say only Vietnam. Just giving my anecdotal experience. Different cultural mindset so I try to be understanding.

@Eric Porter yeah this is the same throughout Asian not just Vietnamese, it's really a love hate type of thing that is depending on the severity

@Eric Porter yeah this is the same throughout Asian not just Vietnamese, it's really a love hate type of thing that is depending on the severity

@L.Q's Black Life Matters everyone agrees

@L.Q's Black Life Matters everyone agrees

@bodd boward no i just think what her parents did all her life was foul too.

@bodd boward no i just think what her parents did all her life was foul too.

@Lion Machine I'm not defending their style of parenting, but I've known several people with super strict and authoritative parents who end up okay. Hate their parents, mostly, and vow to never be like their parents, but generally end up in an okay spot in life. So yeah, being relatively normal despite having authoritative and abusive parents is not a particularly rare occurrence.

@Lion Machine A normal child would not lie about having degree to their parents in the first place. If she was honest from the beginning, they would be very disappointed, but it wouldn't matter in the long run, they would only need to lower their standard for her.

For asians this is normal,and you end up having pretty knowledgeable childs,I have strict parents enough to make me wish theyd be dead, but that's all there is to it,wishes,I dont have the balls to kill or harm them in any way. The unfortunate thing about this is that she had a relationship with the wrong people, which might be the reason she pulled the trigger.I dont know who her bf is or dont know anything about him but by his looks alone,it would seems that he's a "bad guy."
I hang out with those types,and most of the times we end up in either shoplifting or doing dumb shit.
It isnt enjoyable in anyway,you get filled with ideas that may seem ok, but in truth, no.
I guess it's personal for me but I want to get this out of my head somehow.I respect parents and seeing people bad mouthing the parents made me tick about it,like I said,for asians most of the times this is normal and I've experienced it first hand,this got out of hands because she had a relationship with someone which influenced all this to happen which was her bf.He may not have come up with the idea, but the time she spent together with him has made her come up with her own, knowing who he knew and what he could do.

@Lenz C breh my parents r the same way, u just lower their expectations slowly instead of just throwing it all on them like 'hey mom and dad I actually failed highschool and never went to college!'

@Lenz C breh my parents r the same way, u just lower their expectations slowly instead of just throwing it all on them like 'hey mom and dad I actually failed highschool and never went to college!'

@L.Q's Black Life Matters She had a boyfriend, and she likely had other family. Unless you think killing her parents was the right idea not sure what else to say.

@L.Q's Black Life Matters She had a boyfriend, and she likely had other family. Unless you think killing her parents was the right idea not sure what else to say.

Or if the parents were just good parents. Smh

Or if the parents were just good parents. Smh

@G Miller im a G Miller too man what up cuz

@G Miller im a G Miller too man what up cuz

@Spacebandit he was also spared by a british solder in ww1

@Spacebandit he was also spared by a british solder in ww1

@Eric Porter yep my ex is viet and her parents were the exact same. very strict and theyd basically force her to live life the way they wanted her to live it

@Eric Porter yep my ex is viet and her parents were the exact same. very strict and theyd basically force her to live life the way they wanted her to live it

@Lion Machine Is that a dig against homosexual parents?

@Lion Machine Is that a dig against homosexual parents?

Bad parenting + drug dealer boy friend definitively is not a good combo.

I mean, it's easier for a fucked up kid to get her parents killed if they are assholes.

Still, she's absolutely aware of how wrong what she did is so... Parents started the job, lack of a moral compass and shitty boyfriend finished it.

@L.Q's Black Life Matters first time my father kicked me out I was 14. Let me back later then again at 17. I ended up saying screw it and hopped freight trains for 12 years. Met my husband along the way. So 12 years straight homeless as I traveled the country, Canada, Central America. But the first time I was 14. I slept in a friend's car. Fun

@Last Caress☠ ur beint homeless as an adult with life experiwnce isnt the same as as homelessness by surprise with no experiwnce anywhere but homw.

@Last Caress☠ ur beint homeless as an adult with life experiwnce isnt the same as as homelessness by surprise with no experiwnce anywhere but homw.

@L.Q's Black Life Matters to her wonderful boyfriend and his buddies obviously. Honestly I was homeless and worked my butt off to get where I am. Sometimes you just gotta do things yourself. Not everyone has rich parents.

@L.Q's Black Life Matters to her wonderful boyfriend and his buddies obviously. Honestly I was homeless and worked my butt off to get where I am. Sometimes you just gotta do things yourself. Not everyone has rich parents.

@Lion Machine it’s possible just unlikely

@Lion Machine it’s possible just unlikely

@bodd boward where would she go with no money no things no one to turn to

@bodd boward where would she go with no money no things no one to turn to

@Lion Machinemy father was very abnormal. A lot of parents are, I can't consider myself "normal" but I'm surely not a killer. Maybe not "normal" people can come from "abnormal" parents, but good people can come from bad parents.

@Lion Machinemy father was very abnormal. A lot of parents are, I can't consider myself "normal" but I'm surely not a killer. Maybe not "normal" people can come from "abnormal" parents, but good people can come from bad parents.

@Carl Panzram I'm not even going to look at the rest of the thread because I'm all too familiar with ignorance about this topic but I'm satisfied to see at least 1 person who understands that this is not black and white. People with underlying psychopathy can live their lives without becoming murderers! If you look at the lives of serial killers, they are never a bed of roses and it's not just emotional trauma, it's physical trauma that is a very common thread. I babysat a Vietnamese girl who had a mother like this and she beat her in the head with a cane. If Jennifer Pan even once suffered a head trauma - whether she was hit or even falling and hitting her head on the ice- that could have been enough to trigger this chain of events.

Richard Ramirez was hit in the head once, with a friggin swing, and had seizures after that... This is just a shockingly common thing.

You combine that with the extreme pressure and emotional abuse of her upbringing and probably underlying mental inclination and it's a perfect storm.

 Yes, she's a psycho. Now.

Anyway I'm talking to myself. Like I said I won't read more comments because the sheer ignorance and lack of compassion is too angering and sad. People prefer to believe someone was simply born a monster because if they accept monsters can be made, that means it could happen to them.

@Carl Panzram I'm not even going to look at the rest of the thread because I'm all too familiar with ignorance about this topic but I'm satisfied to see at least 1 person who understands that this is not black and white. People with underlying psychopathy can live their lives without becoming murderers! If you look at the lives of serial killers, they are never a bed of roses and it's not just emotional trauma, it's physical trauma that is a very common thread. I babysat a Vietnamese girl who had a mother like this and she beat her in the head with a cane. If Jennifer Pan even *once* suffered a head trauma - whether she was hit or even falling and hitting her head on the ice- that could have been enough to trigger this chain of events.

Richard Ramirez was hit in the head once, with a friggin swing, and had seizures after that... This is just a shockingly common thing.

You combine that with the extreme pressure and emotional abuse of her upbringing and probably underlying mental inclination and it's a perfect storm.

 Yes, she's a psycho. Now.

Anyway I'm talking to myself. Like I said I won't read more comments because the sheer ignorance and lack of compassion is too angering and sad. People prefer to believe someone was simply born a monster because if they accept monsters can be made, that means it could happen to them.

@Lenz C I imagine if <b>*I*</b> had normal parents all the time 😆 I would never kill them though, shitty people aren't worth the risk of life in prison.

@Lenz C I imagine if **I** had normal parents all the time 😆 I would never kill them though, shitty people aren't worth the risk of life in prison.

@Lenz C they may have been too strict about grades but the coddled her in other ways. They bankrolled her at 24, and when she got caught lying, they offered to let her live with them, or be financially cut off. She should have been cut off long before her mid 20s! Still, it isn’t their fault. Plenty of parents care too much about grades but they’re ultimately good parents. Then you have the parents who spoil their kids. Not good parents, but their kid at least never kills someone.  It isn’t because of the injury, either. Nothing in her environment mentioned in this, is unusual or traumatic. It’s because she is a shitty person. She chose to be a killer.

@Declan Edmison First degree murder, such as this, with attention to such meticulous details are not the acts of a psychologically well person. While I do agree that such pressure can push someone over the edge, they were still wacko to begin with if first degree murder is their solution.

@MrAdvantage1 parenting affects how a child develops. Pretty well known fact of psychology. Many criminals and killers had parents like Jennifer’s. A parent who focuses on punishment rather than understanding, communication, and reflection run the risk of the child going further into a harmful lifestyle. This isn’t a debate, it’s been studied and observed by experts. It does not excuse the action, rather explains how a unacceptable act could’ve been made by taking into account the psychology of the perp.

Imagine if her parents for punished for the emotional abuse they gave her. If she had a home that nurtured who she had hoped to be instead of instilling fear over bad grades.

Imagine if her parents for punished for the emotional abuse they gave her. If she had a home that nurtured who she had hoped to be instead of instilling fear over bad grades.

@Kenneth Murdering is possible without mental health problems. There’s no way to really tell how someone will react when put under extreme stress.

@Kenneth Murdering is possible without mental health problems. There’s no way to really tell how someone will react when put under extreme stress.

@James Ron How do you not realize this is a product of environmental upbringing

@James Ron How do you not realize this is a product of environmental upbringing

@Declan Edmison I disagree. A strict parent can make you stressed and feel horrible but someone who murders for something like that is an entirely different beast.

@Declan Edmison I disagree. A strict parent can make you stressed and feel horrible but someone who murders for something like that is an entirely different beast.

@Kenneth A parent can definitely be strict enough to make a murderer. Not a normal parent, but a parent definitely can. This girl probably didn’t have the best grip, but shouldn’t we at least recognize that the parents played some part?

@Kenneth A parent can definitely be strict enough to make a murderer. Not a normal parent, but a parent definitely can. This girl probably didn’t have the best grip, but shouldn’t we at least recognize that the parents played some part?

yeah , the butterflyt effect is a son of a bitch !

yeah , the butterflyt effect is a son of a bitch !

@Lenz C you know she could've left once she turned 18 , sucks living without parents but she clearly never liked them so move on

@Lenz C you know she could've left once she turned 18 , sucks living without parents but she clearly never liked them so move on

I read this comment as I was thinking the same thing 🤯

I read this comment as I was thinking the same thing 🤯

I genuinely feel like they kinda got what was coming.

They obviously escaped Vietnam as refugees
Which implies they were Southern “collaborators”. Which suggests they were either government connected or wealthy and had to fear the communist invaders.

So now, with lost social status they arrive in the west, and want their kids to reclaim it.

They couldn’t just be happy their kids were doing average to good.
They expected greatness.

That knee injury was likely from too high cortisol levels and a pressure to push the body to be the best.
Push the body too much whilst it’s already stressed, easy to get a joint injury. In this case a major joint.

Their kid doesn’t make it to the Olympics.
But she’s still an average student. Which means you’re better than about 60% of your age demographic.

Same effect as what happened with hitler, correct?

Same effect as what happened with hitler, correct?

@James Ron Being abused through a majority of your childhood and coming out "normal" is a hard feat.

@James Ron Being abused through a majority of your childhood and coming out "normal" is a hard feat.

Imagine is none of them were ever born! OR if humans never even came into existence! ORRR IF EARTH NEVER FORMED! Wow dude. The butterfly effect is so crazy!

Imagine is none of them were ever born! OR if humans never even came into existence! ORRR IF EARTH NEVER FORMED! Wow dude. The butterfly effect is so crazy!

@Just Me Well that girl simply has no guts and is weak willed. But there are people who refused to be subdued by anyone so they must result to violence. There are lots of cases that are similar to jennifer's situation...

@Just Me Well that girl simply has no guts and is weak willed. But there are people who refused to be subdued by anyone so they must result to violence. There are lots of cases that are similar to jennifer's situation...

Hate to say this but I'm partly certain she would've had some sort of a metal breakdown along the way.

Hate to say this but I'm partly certain she would've had some sort of a metal breakdown along the way.

Right? It boggle's the imagination of would of could of might of...

Right? It boggle's the imagination of would of could of might of...

@Lion Machine but she still killed them.

@Lion Machine but she still killed them.

@Scott B. well if you have very abnormal parents the child can grow unconditional resentment towards them and can think of so many things what they'd do towards their parents.
They would think "why should I love my parents if all they'll do to me is punish me"
So they believe that killing them would be justifiable because of all the shit those parents put them through.
Not saying that's right but if you're a hormonal teacher morale is thrown out the window

@MaMiMuMa Mamimu I mean at least she wasn't grinding anyone else, that ain't bad at all tbh lol, but yeah at least she got out of that situation

@MaMiMuMa Mamimu I mean at least she wasn't grinding anyone else, that ain't bad at all tbh lol, but yeah at least she got out of that situation

@Ryan Serdan some people, who are low conscientiousness will end up like her. But not all abused child has low conscientiousness

Since kid, i was abused.
It was really hard you dont know how hard
You cant imagine it.

I prayed, cried to God, to help me. He helped me and make me get that scholarship so i can run away.

I was tested high in conscientiousness, i realize what my father did is abusive since i was kid, and tried everything to help my self and forgeted him and blocked him.

I tried. And i survived. And i defeated him and humiliated him, without killing him.
Just exposing what he had done and blocked him from my life.

I had no regret.

Yeah she could have been the next Tanya Harding.

Yeah she could have been the next Tanya Harding.

@The OnlyJuan agree...

It is hard living with dictatorship parents.

@The OnlyJuan agree...

It is hard living with dictatorship parents.

@Scott B. agree.. i was really abused when i was a child.

I kept asking for help online and reading child rights when i was kid to keep me sane.

I am so glad reading all of the comments.

You guys,, people who sharing about child rights etc, was hope for me.

I collected evidences about the abuse and now blocking my abusive parent from my life after i become grown up.

@Lion Machine agree. I am the abnormal child from abnormal parents who tried so hard to understand herself and her parents

Living alone by my self is help a lot

@Lion Machine agree. I am the abnormal child from abnormal parents who tried so hard to understand herself and her parents

Living alone by my self is help a lot

@Lord Turtle Yes it is. I wonder what else were in her environment beside parents.

@Lord Turtle Yes it is. I wonder what else were in her environment beside parents.

Then she could’ve been the figure skater who took out another’s kneecap to secure her spot

Then she could’ve been the figure skater who took out another’s kneecap to secure her spot

@MaMiMuMa Mamimu if you hadn't said downstairs, I would have assumed you were one of my friends from school days. I went through very similar. Hopefully your friend is doing as well as i am now!

@MaMiMuMa Mamimu if you hadn't said downstairs, I would have assumed you were one of my friends from school days. I went through very similar. Hopefully your friend is doing as well as i am now!

@MaMiMuMa Mamimu Sex or masturbation is also used as a distraction tool to temporarily free your mind from the existential stress.

@MaMiMuMa Mamimu Sex or masturbation is also used as a distraction tool to temporarily free your mind from the existential stress.

Im asian. This is basically our life. Ive been playing hooky for 2 semesters now. Im supposed to have graduated last year. Im a veterinary student. Im the first born and im male and the pressure mounted up. I was an honor student. I excelled in chess and science and history and im capable in math. But im burned up rn. Everyday i can hear myself uttering i want to die. Deep down i dont wanna die, i want to end everything. Everyday my mind is making scenarios to cope. They have been more lenient but the pressure stayed, my father cheated on my mother, forced his mistress to get an abortion. My grandmother who im closed died 2 years ago. And im getting lazy. I need help but i dont know

@Lion Machine sure it is. Myself and my sister are completely normal and relatively intelligent. Well at least she is.

@Lion Machine sure it is. Myself and my sister are completely normal and relatively intelligent. Well at least she is.

I have a collegue who have those kind of parent as well, very controlling and pretty toxic. He is pretty depressed and he has run aways from home multiple times. He would hide from his mother for like 2-3 weeks but then their family investigator would actually found him. She controlled his money, credit card, car and even his phone. He stopped working last year before covid. I dont know what happen to him now.

@rob pom Science has no clear answer if nature or nurture is the leading cause of your development. That IS neither a fact NOR NOT up to debate.

But it's so funny when people like you just claim something. Just because it matches was you try to say.

@rob pom Science has no clear answer if nature or nurture is the leading cause of your development. That IS neither a fact NOR NOT up to debate.

But it's so funny when people like you just claim something. Just because it matches was you try to say.

@Kenneth Parents can make a murderer by their education, that's seen in so many cases.

@Kenneth Parents can make a murderer by their education, that's seen in so many cases.

@Lenz C nah bro can't blame the parents here for being strict

@Lenz C nah bro can't blame the parents here for being strict

@James Ron imagine being a normal parent

@James Ron imagine being a normal parent

She was a regular figure skater, until she took a surgery to the knee

She was a regular figure skater, until she took a surgery to the knee

@Miah J. No, kids are a mirror of their surroundings, that is a fact not up for dispute. she was turned to this from them being massively overbearing parents. yes what she did was fucked beyond any measure, yet it came from her upbringing

@Miah J. No, kids are a mirror of their surroundings, that is a fact not up for dispute. she was turned to this from them being massively overbearing parents. yes what she did was fucked beyond any measure, yet it came from her upbringing

Imagine if the big bang never happen. Crazy thing, this butterfly effect.

Imagine if the big bang never happen. Crazy thing, this butterfly effect.

@Tristan Harley theoretically and maybe philosophically yes. In practice most people even abused do not orchestrate the murder of their parents.

@Tristan Harley theoretically and maybe philosophically yes. In practice most people even abused do not orchestrate the murder of their parents.

@Vicky Chang to a certain extent maybe, once you're in your 20's I'd say you can start to validly make decisions for yourself and most people (even abused) choose not to murder their parents

@Vicky Chang to a certain extent maybe, once you're in your 20's I'd say you can start to validly make decisions for yourself and most people (even abused) choose not to murder their parents

@Kenneth Idk man her parents were threatening to disown her is she didn't follow them, her bf was a drugdealer. I could imagine how much she'd been influenced by those conditions

@Kenneth Idk man her parents were threatening to disown her is she didn't follow them, her bf was a drugdealer. I could imagine how much she'd been influenced by those conditions

@James Ron actually as a Vietnamese teen im a little sad to say that these type of parents is completely normal in my country but most of the kids grew up to be a good model citizen even great person they grew up to enlight parents and make sure their kids or any other kids wont have to go through what they had to in their childhood.I mean that the parents of the girl are not all to blame but also the girl herself majorly her psychology and relationship.

thats like saying imagine if they never turned down hitler at the art academy

thats like saying imagine if they never turned down hitler at the art academy

Holy moly you really did just blow my mind

Holy moly you really did just blow my mind

@James Ron The debate of the extent an environment has on a person versus who they just are is fascinating.

@James Ron The debate of the extent an environment has on a person versus who they just are is fascinating.

Your profile picture is giving me insane deja Vu what is that thing???

Your profile picture is giving me insane deja Vu what is that thing???

@The OnlyJuan I could tell you the incredibly disgusting things done to me by my parents and some other family members (likely much worse than anything this girl ever experienced) but murdering them NEVER crossed my mind. Escaping yes, murder no. NEVER. There is no excuse for what she did. NONE!

@The OnlyJuan ummmmm not to be murdered. That's not how a normal person would respond to an ultimatum. How many people have you killed because they gave you an ultimatum? Lol wow.....

@The OnlyJuan ummmmm not to be murdered. That's not how a normal person would respond to an ultimatum. How many people have you killed because they gave you an ultimatum? Lol wow.....

@Lion Machine "Normal" is only theoretical. No one has the perfect upbringing. My parents were a-holes, but I didn't kill them.

@Lion Machine "Normal" is only theoretical. No one has the perfect upbringing. My parents were a-holes, but I didn't kill them.

Imagine if someone wasn’t rejected from art school

Imagine if someone wasn’t rejected from art school

@Miah J. True but you shouldn't expect as much. What she did was horrible but no doubt plenty of other kids fantasize about it even if most never go through with it.

@Miah J. True but you shouldn't expect as much. What she did was horrible but no doubt plenty of other kids fantasize about it even if most never go through with it.

Imagine that Hitler had passed the entrance examination to study art

Imagine that Hitler had passed the entrance examination to study art

Butterfly effect? You been talking with Jodi?

Butterfly effect? You been talking with Jodi?

idk about you, the parents really aren’t that abnormal

idk about you, the parents really aren’t that abnormal

@Lenz C Sure, take your pills if you feel remorse for her.

@Lenz C Sure, take your pills if you feel remorse for her.

@jeff I have a friend who WAS a lawyer. Then, he became frustrated by too much moral relativity. Now, he teaches English in China. People fascinate me.

@jeff I have a friend who WAS a lawyer. Then, he became frustrated by too much moral relativity. Now, he teaches English in China. People fascinate me.

Nah bro, the injury not happening is another Butterfly effect that will lead to international/olympic sabotage. The real linchpin to this shit is the parents. Imagine her getting into Olympics til she finally snapped and commit another Tonya and I figure skating sabotage.

Yeah but eventually she would have done something else for any other reason when things didn't go her way.

Yeah but eventually she would have done something else for any other reason when things didn't go her way.

@James Ron a child is a manifestation of their parents.

@James Ron a child is a manifestation of their parents.

@Soen - She Her 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!)🥰

@victor manning 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!)🥰

@Lenz C 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!)🥰

@Lion Machine Okay, that is a VERY shitty thing to say. Thousands of people grow up with abusive parents and go on to lead normal lives, even if they need to have a period of recovery and self-realization. Don't... Say it. Seriously.

@Lion Machine Okay, that is a VERY shitty thing to say. Thousands of people grow up with abusive parents and go on to lead normal lives, even if they need to have a period of recovery and self-realization. Don't... Say it. Seriously.

@Lori Myers same to you. Ya take care out there.

@Lori Myers same to you. Ya take care out there.

@Just Me happened to a friend of mine. Had hyper strict parents, retake the SATs many times. Got into a solid ivy league all appearing normal on the outside.

Last I heard he was a ride op for Disneyland. Too much pressure will crack any egg.

@Just Me happened to a friend of mine. Had hyper strict parents, retake the SATs many times. Got into a solid ivy league all appearing normal on the outside.

Last I heard he was a ride op for Disneyland. Too much pressure will crack any egg.

@Nik Satt you made my day! Wherever you are out there I hope you’re staying safe during this whole thing.

@Nik Satt you made my day! Wherever you are out there I hope you’re staying safe during this whole thing.

@Lori Myers exactly. There is just no knowing what could happen.  I mean you can guess the most likely outcomes but that doesn't really guarantee anything

@Lori Myers exactly. There is just no knowing what could happen.  I mean you can guess the most likely outcomes but that doesn't really guarantee anything

Or I guess the mom did since the dad survived.

Or I guess the mom did since the dad survived.

@Mitebcool honestly I feel bad for her and think the parents kinda killed themselves. Had they just been loving what every child just wants then none of this would have happened. Parents killed themselves in my book.

@Mitebcool honestly I feel bad for her and think the parents kinda killed themselves. Had they just been loving what every child just wants then none of this would have happened. Parents killed themselves in my book.

@Nik Satt I am oddly glad to know someone else thinks about this as much as I do. My dad does it but he and I are so similar it doesn’t count. I think it just means we appreciate the notion that anything can happen in a split second - the short term incidents - and also the notion that a decision or event that took place at age 5 could seem so innocuous at the time but can affect or change the trajectory of your whole life. Another one I do is think about how if I didn’t do everything a certain way in life I wouldn’t have checked my computer one day and found a job posting and landed my dream job. Do you also think about the converse of it; the fact that we can never know what could have happened? Using my dream job example, maybe I would be nowhere near happy with my career or maybe I would be in something i would like even more but I’ll never know.

@Mitebcool I just want to second everything you said. I just finished the video a moment ago. Made my own comment. I’ve seen it before - JCS’s and on other channels - but there’s something about this one that really gets my attention and every time I watch it I find something new that sticks out as just so odd and so dumb. That stupid “he drives a Mercedes and he loves that baby” is almost laughable if it weren’t for the circumstances. I’m no expert but I feel like that would be by first red flags. Don’t get me wrong, murder wasn’t the answer here and she should have just moved out when they gave her the ultimatum but a 24 year old woman having a curfew really speaks to how much pressure they applied. Again, not grounds for murder. I can’t say that enough. Murder not cool.

It doesn't even need to be the knee injury not happening. It could be the doctor's saying "yeah if you try hard" as opposed to "YOUR CAREER(as a 14 year old) IS OVER"
Maybe she COULD have recovered, just not to be a 14yr~ Olympian.
Or maybe she could have been given the choice to choose how to live her life, rather than being basically enslaved or destitute.
Like, nothing can excuse what she did... but people should NOT have children expecting them to be their back-up pension.

I do this all the time with these. I do it with car accidents a lot, too. Like what if someone just left the house two minutes later. What if they had driven a bit faster and didn’t get that red light that began the sequence of events that led to the accident. With these ones theres so many. The knee injury, maybe if she got busted sooner about school, if her dad didn’t survive she may have walked for it. Life is weird, man. It’s a series of flow charts that lead us somewhere. It’s not fate, it’s circumstance and choice.

@Jªson look it's a person who's never been abused and thinks the world is roses and thinks that actions don't have consequences.

@Jªson look it's a person who's never been abused and thinks the world is roses and thinks that actions don't have consequences.

Imagine if this was in fortnite #squadwipe

Imagine if this was in fortnite #squadwipe

@Lion Machine unlikely but not impossible

@Lion Machine unlikely but not impossible

@MrAdvantage1 I’m with Carl all they way on this!

@MrAdvantage1 I’m with Carl all they way on this!

@Carl Panzram I’m with you all the way Carl! ♥

@Carl Panzram I’m with you all the way Carl! ♥

@bodd boward im sure all of us would have done things differently. However the situation didn’t happen to us, so it’s easy to comment on what she could have or should have done. Arguing with a  parents is about the most irritating thing but im sure you’ve never felt like killing your parents. Why?. Probably because they raised you right. So it’s hard for somebody to understand why anybody would want to kill their parents until you start to look internally. How they raised her and who they expected her to be played a role into the very fucked decision she made. She actually thought killing her parents would set her free. Ironically look where that landed her

@The OnlyJuan yeah the parents are in the wrong for treating their kids that way, 100%, still doesn't mean they gave her an ultimatum. She very well could have said fuck it and moved, letting her parents disown her. I'm sure she has other relatives, and if not she could have started her own family. She chose the worst possible option.

@MrAdvantage1 mommy and daddy are the people who drover her to get that muderous boyfriend. Yes put her back into that same environment. Her choices yes but nobody’s makes a choice without a reason. We don’t know her reasons.

@MrAdvantage1 mommy and daddy are the people who drover her to get that muderous boyfriend. Yes put her back into that same environment. Her choices yes but nobody’s makes a choice without a reason. We don’t know her reasons.

Not to blame the parents but what response did they expect when they basically threatened to disown her if she didn’t choose to move back in with them. Tension between a parent and their child rarely ever ends in a good way, they were definitely upset and let down by her because in their heads they <br>provided her with every opportunity to become more than them yet she “failed” so they gave her an ultimatum. And she took it personally

Not to blame the parents but what response did they expect when they basically threatened to disown her if she didn’t choose to move back in with them. Tension between a parent and their child rarely ever ends in a good way, they were definitely upset and let down by her because in their heads they
provided her with every opportunity to become more than them yet she “failed” so they gave her an ultimatum. And she took it personally

@MrAdvantage1 you obviously never have had children. Wait to experience things yourself before passing judgement. And if you do have children its past the point of reflection before you become a "victim" yourself. We reap what we sow in this world.

@MrAdvantage1 you obviously never have had children. Wait to experience things yourself before passing judgement. And if you do have children its past the point of reflection before you become a "victim" yourself. We reap what we sow in this world.

Given the pressure from her parents I'd say the outcome was probably inevitable. Not blaming them for their own death, of course.

Given the pressure from her parents I'd say the outcome was probably inevitable. Not blaming them for their own death, of course.

@James Ron What a piece of crap statement

@James Ron What a piece of crap statement

@Carl Panzram “100% made by their environment”? Wow where’d you get these numbers? I’ve heard a lot of numbers speculated about on the matter but this is the first time anyone has told me that it’s 100% one way or another!

@Carl Panzram “100% made by their environment”? Wow where’d you get these numbers? I’ve heard a lot of numbers speculated about on the matter but this is the first time anyone has told me that it’s 100% one way or another!

@Lenz C exactly! People like them will drive a kid nuts. She lived under dictatorship and couldn't be a normal kid and just be who she was

@Lenz C exactly! People like them will drive a kid nuts. She lived under dictatorship and couldn't be a normal kid and just be who she was

@Carl Panzram No, the parents were strict but no parent can ever be strict enough to make a murderer. The girl was insane, simple as that.

@Carl Panzram No, the parents were strict but no parent can ever be strict enough to make a murderer. The girl was insane, simple as that.

Imagine if that sweet little German boy got into art school

Imagine if that sweet little German boy got into art school

@Lion Machine A 100% normal child from abnormal parents is not possible, sure. But abnormal parents can certainly produce a child "normal" enough to not hire someone to slaughter them

@Lion Machine A 100% normal child from abnormal parents is not possible, sure. But abnormal parents can certainly produce a child "normal" enough to not hire someone to slaughter them

@Lenz C Such a shame, she would have been the next Tanya Harding!

@Lenz C Such a shame, she would have been the next Tanya Harding!

That's not what the butterfly effect is referring to, reply to get an explanation.

That's not what the butterfly effect is referring to, reply to get an explanation.

@Melatonin they let her choose between continuing to live in their home at the age of 24, and a murdering drug dealing boyfriend. Time to grow up. Cant blame mommy and daddy forever.

@Melatonin they let her choose between continuing to live in their home at the age of 24, and a murdering drug dealing boyfriend. Time to grow up. Cant blame mommy and daddy forever.

@Lenz C preach. Imagine if they had of just treated her like she was enough. People vastly underestimate how the brain physiologically changes after sustained, continued abuse like this. Not trying to in any way excuse ehat Jennifer did, she made a choice. But it does offer us some insight as to her severely damaged thought process.

She was terrified of performing. Chances of lies or self sabotage is likely.

She was terrified of performing. Chances of lies or self sabotage is likely.

@MaMiMuMa Mamimu I mean at least she moved out from a toxic situation and hopefully she’s doing better.

@MaMiMuMa Mamimu I mean at least she moved out from a toxic situation and hopefully she’s doing better.

@James Ron lol whats a normal child becoz she can inly grow up or become what her parents brought her up to be so lowkey they failed her dismally if she loved them murder is the last thing she wouldve wanted to do

@James Ron lol whats a normal child becoz she can inly grow up or become what her parents brought her up to be so lowkey they failed her dismally if she loved them murder is the last thing she wouldve wanted to do

Imagine if she had just said "you know what it's shitty they're cutting me off financially but we're not going to kill anyone"

Imagine if she had just said "you know what it's shitty they're cutting me off financially but we're not going to kill anyone"

@Lenz C It's a pretty common parenting style in Vietnam. My wife's parent's responded in very similar ways towards her. She was told what school to go to, what degree she would get, what jobs were acceptable etc. Even in her mid twenties they were bossing her around. I'm not Vietnamese but the explanation I received was it's all about the appearance of success for the family and the comparison of performance to other family's children. Like 'oh so and so is doing this' 'oh so and so looks really fit' 'oh so and so is driving this car' why can't you do that or be that? I think her aunts are even worse than her parents, very harsh judgements.

I grew up with a girl who had similar parents.   She was expected to excel in everything. She popped during her sophomore year of college.  She didn't kill anyone. She just dropped out of college for a while. I think she's OK now. Her older sister had similar issues. Too much stress.

@Lion Machine true for most cases but you do have those rare ones

@Lion Machine true for most cases but you do have those rare ones

@James Ron A normal child from abnormal parents is not possible.

@James Ron A normal child from abnormal parents is not possible.

@Lenz C Imagine if they had a normal child.

@Lenz C Imagine if they had a normal child.

Imagine...if she had normal parents lmao.<br>Trying to live through your children always ends in trouble.

Imagine...if she had normal parents lmao.
Trying to live through your children always ends in trouble.


I feel like she knew she was gonna incriminate herself by talking to the investigators that much willingly but she kept doing it because it was basically a therapy session and it felt good to talk to someone

hey, got you! You are the last interrogator!

hey, got you! You are the last interrogator!

@C L short attention span and unwillingness to acknowledge what people are saying? Sad state of affair in your case.

@C L short attention span and unwillingness to acknowledge what people are saying? Sad state of affair in your case.

@C L lol from the way you write you are probably no older than 30. Chill and try to understand what people are saying. Better yet try to imagine yourself in her situation before being judgemental

@Samuel Lickiss and that's what I wanted to hear I agree what she went through must been very stressful and I assume at some point felt like hell, but her actions like you said aren't  justify what she did was horrible and if maybe they went to family therapy maybe just maybe her parents could of see her side.

@Koji 888 she can cry behind bars that is

@Koji 888 she can cry behind bars that is

@Molly Sill have you ever thought that the way her parents treated her is the same way THEIR parents treated her parents stop l trying to justify her actions it's seriously disgusting

@The First They literally gave her the option to leave. Seek help

@The First They literally gave her the option to leave. Seek help

@XalkerWar completely agree, for a child to be kept as a prisoner in the house, even at 24 years old she was meant to only leave to house to go to school, not allowed to have a boyfriend or what seems like any kind of a social life that wasn’t with her parents, what kind of a life is that. I don’t blame her tbh and I don’t feel bad for the parents

@The First lol. She is an adult an hired hitmen to kill her parents for her and you feel sorry for her bc her parents are somehow at fault for this?

@The First lol. She is an adult an hired hitmen to kill her parents for her and you feel sorry for her bc her parents are somehow at fault for this?

@Samuel Lickiss Fantastic comment! Yes, obviously she's responsible for her actions but nothing will come of just calling her evil for what she did. At the end of the day, she's a human being too. We can do better as a society by understanding the extreme psychological pressure she was under because she had been made to believe that academic success is the most important thing in life and that talking about her struggles wasn't an option for her. Who hasn't lied to their parents because they were afraid of getting yelled at for doing badly at school? You feel like failure is a grave crime, and because you know you'll be punished for it you never seek help from your family, and you never learn how to do better and never receive the support you need. Let's not stay at "she killed her parents and she's a bad person". These tragedies shouldn't happen and everyone with kids or who plans on having children in the future can take their own step towards a future where a case like this is completely unimaginable. Let's provide everyone with the support they need. Let's learn instead of just appointing blame and then forgetting this case ever happened.

@The First  how is she a slave? my parents treated me pretty bad too but i left with 15 and never looked back. idk how you end up murdering them, thats ridiculous. 0 sympathy for that, absolutely disgusting. it was her choice to stay with them, at least after the age of 18 or whatever it is in her country. dont tell me you are not strong enough to move out but you are strong enough to murder someone

I dont like how jennifer gets imprisioned for killing her mother and injuring her dad but the dad gets no punishment for making jennifers life as hellish as possible

I dont like how jennifer gets imprisioned for killing her mother and injuring her dad but the dad gets no punishment for making jennifers life as hellish as possible

@Koji 888 How anyone can feel any kind of sympathy for Jennifer is beyond me. Yes the parents were extremely overbearing, but she could have just chose to run away with her boyfriend!

Given this specific case, there’s nowhere near enough to justify murdering her mother.

Given this specific case, there’s nowhere near enough to justify murdering her mother.

@The First many people grow uP in households much worse than this and don’t kill their parents

@The First many people grow uP in households much worse than this and don’t kill their parents

@The Frog King well I guess we will have to agree to agree frog King.

@The Frog King well I guess we will have to agree to agree frog King.

@C L How do you expect a 12 years old to remove himself from this situation? Or a 15 years old, or a 10 years old, she endured this shit all her life, 24 was just when the shit hit the fan

@some yum kid That's one guy (and I've seen a couple others). Yes I agree that he's wrong, and as I said, the vast majority agree with you, it's not an excuse for murder, nothing really is

@The Frog King I have seen a guy literally comment that her dad should be the one serving her sentence, imagine, yes I get it, people empathyse with her and I do too to some level, but am talking about the people who straight up treat her like a victim or say her parents deserved what they got, you can feel bad for joker, even see your self in his suffering, but he is not the victim, and Murray even though did wrong can't be blamed for the way things turned out and neither can you say he deserved it.

@C L I did, and its a pretty fucking good novel

@C L I did, and its a pretty fucking good novel

@The Frog King dead ass didn't read his novel of a reply but good try

@The Frog King dead ass didn't read his novel of a reply but good try

@some yum kid I haven't seen a lot of people condoning what she did, most people just empathyse with her situation and understand what drove her to do it

@some yum kid I haven't seen a lot of people condoning what she did, most people just empathyse with her situation and understand what drove her to do it

@some yum kid nobody said it was the right answer. it was simply the answer Jennifer chose, and she clearly had her reasons. this isn't one-sided. both parties did something wrong.

@some yum kid nobody said it was the right answer. it was simply the answer Jennifer chose, and she clearly had her reasons. this isn't one-sided. both parties did something wrong.

@C L in the same way Jennifer received consequences for her actions, and deserved them, her parents received consequences for their actions. your pov is so fucking one sided it's unbelievable and you're not even trying to view the other side. unfortunately i'm not going to change your mind about mental abuse, because you seemingly have never experienced it, you don't understand. yes, murder is wrong, but so is treating your child the way they did. her parents treated her that way from a very young age, did you expect her to run away when she was 10? she didn't like the way she had been treated so, she looked for something else, unfortunately that person wasn't treating her well either. wether you want to admit or not, she was a victim. that doesn't excuse her actions but, it's not like she did it for no reason either.

@Samuel Lickiss This is the best comment in this section, thank you for your input, I'm sorry Colins just disregarded it as too long, I think he couldn't come up with a response and didn't want to change his mind or accept that he may have a wrong view.

@Beep Beep I think I can talk about whatever the fuck I want

@Beep Beep I think I can talk about whatever the fuck I want

@Luka Samardzic her parents don't even know what justice is considering the case we just saw<br>She was grown in a cage, she doesn't know why you can't eat the whole suply of seeds

@Luka Samardzic her parents don't even know what justice is considering the case we just saw
She was grown in a cage, she doesn't know why you can't eat the whole suply of seeds

@C L her parents have a so fucked up sense of moral that I doubt that she was thaught that murder is bad

@C L her parents have a so fucked up sense of moral that I doubt that she was thaught that murder is bad

@C L You shouldn’t even be talking on this topic with so much misunderstanding of how mental trauma and health even works in the first place.

@C L You shouldn’t even be talking on this topic with so much misunderstanding of how mental trauma and health even works in the first place.

Though I understand her coverup as well. Trying to stay free is commendable but , as I said, she should have been prepared to face the concequences

Though I understand her coverup as well. Trying to stay free is commendable but , as I said, she should have been prepared to face the concequences

Yeah, the feelings of human beings are strange. I feel bad for her but what can we do.

Yeah, the feelings of human beings are strange. I feel bad for her but what can we do.

@SapoFazBem e CháÉBom I agree, but for everyone in this conversation. Theres no taking one side. I sympathise with her as well as feel bad for her parents. She shouldn't have killed her mother and almost father, but i can understand her position. Y take a side at all. We are not involved in the situation so its not are duty to chose one side. Feeling sorry for her doesn't mean i support her crime. And justice is justice, if she was prepared to kill, she should have been prepared to face the concequences, as well as her parents.

@SapoFazBem e CháÉBom even if all of that is true - murder is the answer?? 😂

@SapoFazBem e CháÉBom even if all of that is true - murder is the answer?? 😂

@SapoFazBem e CháÉBom first world problems right here. She was sooooo hard done by. She could have moved out and done whatever the hell she wanted with her life. PLEASE

@SapoFazBem e CháÉBom first world problems right here. She was sooooo hard done by. She could have moved out and done whatever the hell she wanted with her life. PLEASE

@C L really?
She had a choice when her parents traped her inside a merits scheme for her whole childhood?
She had a choice when she couldn't skate anymore?
She had a choice when her parents said that if she couldn't get A+ in every subject she would be despised by her whole family without any support or whatsoever?
She was alone, not even her brother was concerned when she was being opressed by her grades

@C L yeah cuz it's really easy to leave abusers, especially when those abusers are your parents.

@C L yeah cuz it's really easy to leave abusers, especially when those abusers are your parents.

@C L you're laughing<br>Samuel is opening your eyes to the severe cases of depression in the whole world and you're laughing

@C L you're laughing
Samuel is opening your eyes to the severe cases of depression in the whole world and you're laughing

@C L lol k dude

FYI: i do feel bad for her, but i also believe she has to face the consequences of her actions.

@C L lol k dude

FYI: i do feel bad for her, but i also believe she has to face the consequences of her actions.

@Michael Jeremy you know what they say about guys with 2 first names...

@Michael Jeremy you know what they say about guys with 2 first names...

This Colin guy is so ignorant lmao “my way of thinking is the only right way of thinking, everything else is false! Ugh why wont you guys accept that im right! >:(“ lmaooooooo

This Colin guy is so ignorant lmao “my way of thinking is the only right way of thinking, everything else is false! Ugh why wont you guys accept that im right! >:(“ lmaooooooo

@C L alright you're the non empathetic type of guy I get it and since that's the case there's no point in trying to teach you about stuff

@C L alright you're the non empathetic type of guy I get it and since that's the case there's no point in trying to teach you about stuff

@Ducc with a knife no...you lawfully and legally can't.

@Ducc with a knife no...you lawfully and legally can't.

@Sahej Sodhi the only thing extreme here is the comedy at all of you trying to blame everyone except Jennifer 😂 I know the difference. I feel none of either of them towards her. Every single thing you're trying to blame on external factors can be narrowed down to one thing: her choices.

@C L so if someone murders millions of helpless children I can’t murder them?

@C L so if someone murders millions of helpless children I can’t murder them?

@C L people turn out the way they do based on genetics, relationships and environment. This was all controlled by her parents as she was stuck inside away from anything that gave her joy. So yeah it’s her parents fault in some ways. She is more guilty but there is definitely fault of the parents for how they raised her

@C L her boyfriend was manipulating her as well as her parents. It’s hard to leave abuse because sometimes you aren’t pyshucally trapped but mentally

@C L her boyfriend was manipulating her as well as her parents. It’s hard to leave abuse because sometimes you aren’t pyshucally trapped but mentally

@FelougaBular her dead mother and...never mind.  Twisted sense of reality and justice/consequence.

@FelougaBular her dead mother and...never mind.  Twisted sense of reality and justice/consequence.

@C L Parents make a huge role on how we are but she was the one lying from the start and choose to kill the parents just for money to spend with her boyfriend, the parents were awful i know , but how could they know if she lied about everything??? She isnt the victim, and their parents arent the victim either.

@Samuel Lickiss you really think I'm reading all of that.  Treat this like a TikTok homie 30 seconds or less lmao

@Samuel Lickiss you really think I'm reading all of that.  Treat this like a TikTok homie 30 seconds or less lmao

@C L Her parents come across as being quintessential 'tiger parents'. Having spent quite a lot of time teaching in South Asia I've met a lot of them, with varying degrees of severity. They're hard work to talk to as a teacher, let alone growing up in that environment. From this account, her parents seem to be at the severe end of the spectrum. Children who conform and deal with the pressure well can excel in life, which is one of the reasons we see so many child prodigies from Asia. Jennifer seems to have been one of them with her figure skating career, which was abruptly ended and doesn't seem to have been replaced by anything. Children who don't deal with it often commit suicide (there are very high rates of teen suicide in countries like India, South Korea and Japan - probably true for Vietnam too) or rebel in some way. Jennifer, raised in an extremely conservative, Asian home, but living in a liberal, western country, went with the latter. It's conspicuous that she, an average-performing student academically, still wanted to appease them by coming across as more successful than she was capable of being (while earning money teaching piano - they probably wouldn't have been happy with this because teaching piano isn't being a world-class concert pianist).

It obviously doesn't excuse what she did - she deserves her punishment. I too, however, like others here, I empathise with her. In my view, preventing things like this from happening is always the best option, and doing this requires empathy, hard though that might be. It's all very well saying she could have walked away. From her perspective, she couldn't. Despite this vicious crime she's probably rather naïve and ignorant of how the real world works. She grew up with very few freedoms and opportunities to explore, and her one connection to the outside world (so to speak) was her boyfriend, who was not the best role model (to say the least). Even in this video, she's practically clueless about how the judicial system works in her own country and treats the detectives like therapists (which ultimately is probably what she could have done with before she found herself pushed to conspire to murder her parents).

Doesn't excuse her actions - we should all take personal responsibility - but that doesn't stop me understanding them, and yes, having a decent amount of sympathy, because I've taught a lot of children from families like hers and have at least some sense of what it's like. (None of them to the best of my knowledge have committed serious crimes like this, but they were attending international schools where they had in my view a healthy balance of the best aspects of western and eastern cultures.)

@nebula um...what does that have to do with employing sympathy for a murderer?

@nebula um...what does that have to do with employing sympathy for a murderer?

@XalkerWar I'm in my 30s 🤡 take responsibility for your life instead of blaming others.

@XalkerWar I'm in my 30s 🤡 take responsibility for your life instead of blaming others.

@C L um, you do know that most psychological issues stem from childhood, right?

@C L um, you do know that most psychological issues stem from childhood, right?

@Molly Sill don't twist my words, that's not what I said. What I said is that it's not her choice to make. She doesn't get to play judge, jury, and God.

@Molly Sill don't twist my words, that's not what I said. What I said is that it's not her choice to make. She doesn't get to play judge, jury, and God.

@XalkerWar the younger generation, continually looking for excuses and ways to place blame on people that raised them instead of taking responsibility for their own actions and own direction in life. Quite amusing.

@C L dude, most of the psychical issues is from childhood. Like litterally almost all of them. And a big hunch of them is parents and their so called "education". And still its kids problem, that they were raised as they are. cool.

@C L ooo caps, you must be heated. clearly you need to understand that i never said she was right just that i can sympathize with the abuse and what that can do to a person. genuine question, are you against the death penalty? since someone’s actions are never validation for ending their life then by your logic the death penalty shouldn’t exist. not saying i support the death penalty, just curious if you actually believe that no one deserves a death sentence no matter what crime they commit.

@Molly Sill clearly you need to understand - AT NO POINT IS TAKING SOMEONE ELSE'S LIFE VALIDATION FOR THEIR ACTIONS.  NEVERMIND THE FACT THAT IT IS NOT HER CHOICE TO MAKE.  I don't give a fuck how she had been treated or how "strict" her parents were.  Get outta here with this victim mentality bullshit and save it for someone who actually deserves sympathy

@C L it’s easy for you to say “you should’ve just walked away” when you weren’t the one that experienced a lifetime of emotional abuse and manipulation. so many of us can sympathize with her because so many of us grew up with abusive narcissistic parents. you’re lucky you don’t understand.

@C L “no matter how you’ve been treated”? Do you truly believe absolutely regardless if the worst humanly conceivable things were done to someone (let’s just say the worst possibly conceivable torture known to man, for example), it still constitutes as “evil” if said victim killed their abuser? I am genuinely curious, I have had a talk about this with a religious friend of mine before and I was absolutely perplexed at how adamant they were of this. In my opinion (emphasis on opinion), someone is WELL within their rights to slaughter the abuser in this scenario, no questions asked. Absolute right. What do you think?

@The First sad yes, but taking someone's life is the ultimate evil act no matter how you've been treated. She could have just walked away.

@The First sad yes, but taking someone's life is the ultimate evil act no matter how you've been treated. She could have just walked away.

@C L An interesting thing to consider is how far back this parental behaviour goes back. I’d wager her parents experienced the same treatment from their parents, and their parents, and their parents and so forth. I guess she was just the one whose circumstances led her to that point. Sad story overall

@Molly Sill Well said. It was simply the consequences of their actions.

@Molly Sill Well said. It was simply the consequences of their actions.

@Molly Sill yep let's just blame the parents when ultimately we are responsible for the actions we carry out. The fact that there are even this many of you trying to shift and place blame on the parents is hilarious.

@C L Yes she could’ve left at any time, and her parents could’ve just not abused their child. i don’t understand why the responsibility to change and be a better person is always put on the children but the parents are never expected to just not treat their children like shit?

@The First you need to get evaluated. She could have left at ANY point and yet here you are feeling sympathy for someone who thought murdering her parents was the best option. This is really disturbing.

@C L I feel significantly more empathy for Jennifer than for her parents. In fact, since her father is alive, he should serve her sentence instead; after all, it was his and his wife’s fault Jennifer grew up to be the resentful person she became and ultimately commit the act she did.

@C L i mean, breeding a personal slave is kinda close to be as bad as killing someone. Both of them is basically taking someones life. So the is no one to feel bad for and at the same time everyone has their reason to (idk how to word it lol). Like being a physical and mental slave for their whole life, making one, but huge, mistake and serving for it in prison for their entire life is something you can feel bad about. Tbh when i typed it i dont really see the reason to feel bad for her parents. They lived long, were stupid, cold and blind to their child. It doesn't deserve death or become handicapped, but it's really bad. Fuck man, that's hard. I kinda felt her in the end when she asked detective to stay with her, because he's probably the first person who talked to her, who listened and was on her side (even if that was all fake in the end)

Best comment on this video.  👍  1:29:18   After being arrested she asks investigator,  “Do you have to leave ?
I thought he left her kind of abruptly.  She deserved a solid hug and cry.  But I know he got what he needed.


"he drives a Mercedes and he loves that baby" the smirk on her face when she said that and then her realizing she was showing the wrong emotion and dropping the smirk to a straight face. Priceless!😂

Ya ..that was epic .. how she could even say that if she is in real sorrow..

I thought that too! That was a real genuine glimpse of how she really felt!

I SAW THAT EXACT PART WHEN I READ YOUR COMMENT😭


I cannot believe she believed the detective when he told her they have a giant x-ray satellite that could see into peoples houses LOL now I know why she had to lie to her parents about going to school

@Main you give up because u lose smartypants

@Main you give up because u lose smartypants

@-nuclear nadal- I give up. I think you need your own personal Wikipedia, so you can dumb all the wrong information down in one place. Preferably on the darknet so no one sees it.

@Main nope its one and the same. thermal imaging use infrared and infrared use duh infrared. people made up <i>thermal imaging</i> to avoid confusing people like you whay infrared technology does

@Main nope its one and the same. thermal imaging use infrared and infrared use duh infrared. people made up _thermal imaging_ to avoid confusing people like you whay infrared technology does

@Helen Walker Okay, what does it say about me?

@Helen Walker Okay, what does it say about me?

@-nuclear nadal- Okay, maybe in America you havn't caught up to the rest of the world, but there is a GIGANTIC difference between infrared vision (which is what i and EVERYONE else here is talking about) and then thermal vision (which is what you decided to mix into the discussion)
Learn the technology instead of leaving long flawed comments :)

@-nuclear nadal- Okay, maybe in America you havn't caught up to the rest of the world, but there is a GIGANTIC difference between infrared vision (which is what i and EVERYONE else here is talking about) and then thermal vision (which is what you decided to mix into the discussion)
Learn the technology instead of leaving long *flawed* comments :)

@Niki C Infrared to see heat? But why would it be trained on people's homes?

I'd be like ".....wha.........? Why would you be looking into my house with this new technology in the first place before anyone was killed?"

Ryan Daniel and do you even have any actual proof on this? I’m pretty sure if this wasn’t bullshit it would be a <b>lot</b> more popular

Ryan Daniel and do you even have any actual proof on this? I’m pretty sure if this wasn’t bullshit it would be a *lot* more popular

@Thule Gezelschap dude I heard that plus they do the same on Australia

@Thule Gezelschap dude I heard that plus they do the same on Australia

They use flir on police helicopters to look for grow houses in Australia

So she made a mistake in the giant X-Ray satellite machine! I’d cut her a little slack...

@-nuclear nadal- yes! He is aggressively rude, sad man unfortunately 😔

@-nuclear nadal- yes! He is aggressively rude, sad man unfortunately 😔

@Main wrong. there is no way a human temperature would show up in a very much stable average temperature of a house. not to mention the amount of thermal pollution it will prevent anything intelligeble to be detected and identified as a human being from even a small town. it works on mountains because mountains are usually waaay colder than the humam body. plus satelite thermal isn't that sensitive and takes a while to process and wont show real time video feed. probably takes a thermal pic one day or something per frame you're hilarious for thinking we have something remotely close as what the detective lied anout

@Main your rudeness says a lot about you.

@Main your rudeness says a lot about you.

@Thule Gezelschap Yeah, i shouldn't laugh, because it's actually sad how some Vietnamese father gets trapped by gangs, to do their dirty work, but with zero knowledge on growing, just to provide for his family.

Thule Gezelschap  did I say x day lololol the only the reason the detective said x ray was to simplify the idea to her, notice how he said “like” and x ray? Lol

Helen Walker did I say that that it would be used for anything else lol  not like they have this huge storage of recordings of the worlds heat signatures wtf

@Main nah, many still get caught like that :)

@Main nah, many still get caught like that :)

@Main prove it. Send a link about this technology?

@Main prove it. Send a link about this technology?

Well there is no X-ray satellites. But surveillance aircrafts able to detect cavities in earth (caves, hideouts etc) dozens of meters under the surface are reality.

@Thule Gezelschap Hahaha, thats so dumb :D i would have thought they gotten smart enough now, to get a leaf blower, and blow some snow on that roof every morning xD but thats manual labor and defeats the purpose of growing :D

@Main in the Netherlands we have drones like that too to find homegrowers... but most of the time they blow their cover themselves in the winter as the only roof without snow 😁😁😁

We use infrared on helicopters in the UK to look for cannabis farms and there are satellites with the same technology, getting used to find terrorists in the mountains of Afghanistan, so it's no science-fiction. Although i don't think a Canadian police station have access to military tech, but also the chances for there being a satellite over her house in that exact moment where the crime took place, is slim to none. But your'e the one who needs to go to school, because we have had this technology for like 20 years now :D
PS: I always finds it HILARIOUS when people laugh at other peoples lack of knowledge, and then shows the same level of intelligence in that exact statement :D

We use infrared on helicopters in the UK to look for cannabis farms and there are satellites with the same technology, getting used to find terrorists in the mountains of Afghanistan, so it's no science-fiction. Although i don't think a Canadian police station have access to military tech, but also the chances for there being a satellite over her house in that exact moment where the crime took place, is slim to none. But your'e the one who needs to go to school, because we have had this technology for like 20 years now :D
PS: I always finds it *HILARIOUS* when people laugh at other peoples lack of knowledge, and then shows the same level of intelligence in that exact statement :D

@Niki C they would have to see stuff as it is happening. I call false!

@Niki C they would have to see stuff as it is happening. I call false!

@Niki C wouldn’t be xray though.. imagine beaming cancer to a whole city just so you can watch into one home..

Actually that sounds like something our politicians would approve tbh

Just saying this is in Canada, right? I don't know if there version of the cia has these technologies..

But im sure they have all the secret recipes for maple bacon and other maple flavor based foods.

Flir cameras can be blocked by glass.  And no way a drone or whatever can detect a person through a wall or walls.

The gov can also extract data from all the insects in your home

The gov can also extract data from all the insects in your home

@Ryan Daniel oh boy here's another one of those alien dudes

@Ryan Daniel oh boy here's another one of those alien dudes

Mari Sinner And you thought LOL would be appropriate in commenting on this case. I’m guessing you’re from the great nation of the USA?

Yes, and for some reason they had those satellites focused just on her residence in anticipation of the upcoming crime. The fact that the detective used this ploy just goes to show how naive they believed the defendant was.

PigHandButtah I didn’t realize that this was going to be so hard for some people to understand lol

@PigHandButtah because mh370 is practically got shredded to pieces in Indian Ocean. Few of its wreck found in Christmas island. And satellite with thermal imaging and stuff is usually used against other countries. Why do you think US government always know what ships the China dock at what location? Or what new prototype ships owned by certain countries. It's not new, it's just they never used it to spy on US citizen. The phone you are using is suffice for that

Niki C ur just a liar lol. Why haven’t they found mh370 then? And cia doesn’t operate domestically.

SwiggetySwine69 do u know the time stamp?

SwiggetySwine69 do u know the time stamp?

So true. I would have said Bwahahahaha dude for real...?! I’ll see my lawyer now lmao

oh yea them microwave emf weapons they real

oh yea them microwave emf weapons they real

• R e n • I’m not sure if police use heat detection in helicopter chases, that sounds interesting though

Niki C police helicopter during chases no ?

Niki C police helicopter during chases no ?

ReaperPLUR that’s literally what I’m saying.  Not that it’s some conspiracy just that technology like what was mentioned is used in investigations Jesus fucking Christ you guys lololololol

@Niki C you know heat and xray are two different things right? Lmao many have thermals, including civilians, not just the cia, its not some crazy conspiracy, its just...common technology

@Niki C Kinda a weird conspiracy theory.

@Niki C Kinda a weird conspiracy theory.

@Niki C well you said it is a thing? and well it is not a thing atleast not with satellites.

@xLoltimex i never said satellite, the detective never said satellite, and my guy you literally have no idea the extent of government surveillance lol all im saying is that the technology exists

@Niki C not satelites but drones and drones are not everywhere

@Niki C not satelites but drones and drones are not everywhere

you know whats scary is that is actually a thing mainly used by the CIA and NSA while investigating domestic federal crimes to detect heat signatures. YIKKKEESSSS. I dont think a local police department would have access to it though lol


The fact that she refers to these "intruders" as gentlemen really creeped me out. I had to rewind a few times. She talks about them robbing and murdering her mother and horribly injuring her father. It just isn't right. Good thing she was caught

@Alex Cook it's stockholm syndrome. but that wasn't the case for her. She called the police on him, which means she wasn't being influenced by him in a good way, which also means she didn't acquire the stockholm syndrome. It's evident how little you know about a lot of things. I'd say, before you make any quick judgments and blurt out not so intelligent things, you better think at least 10 times first. 10 times because based on our conversation alone, you clearly have not yet picked anything up at all. Try to spend more time thinking. And reading, too! That should help you.

@Michael Fontanilla also referring to the girl who was " kidnapped" its a common thing for people who are kidnapped to become use to the captors and start to get use to the treatment. I forget the technical term but itsfor people who are in The situation for a long time, this chick wasn't tortured or anything, she came up with the idea so there for that has nothing to do with this issue

@Spongeworthy where can I find more about this case?

@Alex Cook if you can't understand that simple fact that there are people, based on their culture, who refer to other people differently that what americans would normally do, then I don't know what else to say to you. I already gave you an example if you could just read and comprehend my comments. We call people here "kuya" or "manong" even if they are strangers. "manong" is Ilocano, a dialect here in the philippines which also literally means older brother in english. And we use that to refer to strangers, even criminals. And calling them that doesn't necessarily mean we respect them. I'm sure you wouldn't call your parents' killers a brother, but in some cultures, like ours, that is how we refer to older people. We would even curse at them while beating them up but still call them "manong". "PUTANGINA MONG MANONG KA!" which translates in english as "you son of a bitch, you older brother, you!" yeah, that's how it is here. And if you still can't understand that, I guess you really just have a very shallow mind. So, yeah, that would be my last statement for you.

@Povilas Pansevicius Yeah the entire story is tragic. It's obvious that her terrible upbringing made her a criminal. It doesn't make her less guilty, but it certainly makes you think...

@Michael Fontanilla lmao I don't think anyone from Vietnam or anywhere for that matter would call the people that killed their mom gentleman 🤣🤣. Would you call someone gentleman if they killed your mom?? Would you call them sir too if they were older?? I know I wouldn't,  they would get nothing but insults from me.

@william pickett She's of vietnamese descent. I think most of south and southeast asian countries, if not all, have a specific term for people older than them. and that's probably how it would translate in english, "gentleman". here for example in the philippines, we mostly refer to male and female strangers as "kuya" and "ate" respectively, which literally mean older brother and older sister in english. And it's not uncommon if a victim would refer to his/her offender as "kuya" or "ate". and that doesn't mean they knew each other. You have to understand that american culture is not the entire world's culture.

@Alex Cook referring to them as gentlemen doesn't really prove anything. It can be just how someone was accustomed to referring to any male (or older) individual as that. read one of the comments up there where the girl was raped and murdered but referred to the perpetrator as gentleman before she got killed.<br>and you wouldn't understand what goes through some people's minds because you aren't them, and you never have gone through what they had gone through. just be thankful that you don't have to experience the same shit, and be hopeful that it won't ever have to happen to you, too.

@Alex Cook referring to them as gentlemen doesn't really prove anything. It can be just how someone was accustomed to referring to any male (or older) individual as that. read one of the comments up there where the girl was raped and murdered but referred to the perpetrator as gentleman before she got killed.
and you wouldn't understand what goes through some people's minds because you aren't them, and you never have gone through what they had gone through. just be thankful that you don't have to experience the same shit, and be hopeful that it won't ever have to happen to you, too.

If anything to her they did the job for her

It makes me sick when the media calls the criminal(s) "gentleman", "gentlemen"; "man" or "men" is sufficient.

The more I think about it the more twisted and fucked up it seems...

@Povilas Pansevicius Yeah, the parents were really evil. And if you are evil, your kids can turn out evil too.

Actually, that is just a sign of an educated person. There was a case in Romania, rather recently, with a young girl that was kidnapped, raped and later murdered. While she was still alive, she managed to find a phone and called the police (they weren't able to locate her in time, but that's a different subject), and she kept referring to her kidnaper as 'the gentleman'. It was really sad and disturbing to hear her crying and saying things like 'the gentleman tied me up'. Especially knowing that she had already been killed by 'the gentleman'. Horrible...

@William Pickett i read this in the “narrators” voice.

The parents mentally torturing their daughter all of her life isn't right either

Yeah that was chilling, I noted that too. She spoke kinder words about the assailants than her parents.

@Jeff -66 i wish they had shown any proof ...it could hv been solely the bfs doing

@Samantha Van Doren lol You got shown up there

that clicked for me, too! right away in the first interview!

@William Pickett That makes sense, thanks for clearing it up!

@Samantha Van Doren I meant "intruders" as she planned them to come there and gentlemen would be a term used for people you were familiar with.

You mean, intruders as "gentlemen"?<br>They were indeed intruders, but not gentlemen.

You mean, intruders as "gentlemen"?
They were indeed intruders, but not gentlemen.


Generally I'm not a true crime person at all, but YouTube recommended this and I have to say, it's pretty fascinating.

Yeah.  Fascinating BS.  If this happened to you? How would you react?   Be more objective please.

Then you should absolutely watch Mindhunters show on Netflix David Finches directed I put it up there with breaking bad imo

Same ! Watched the most recent video right after this. Pretty interesting

it’s because this pretends to treat the viewer as intellectuals while trying to ground down the often disproved and often incorrect notion of body language as a real indicator of guilt or innocence. Most of it can be and is refuted by modern psychology but it sounds very intelligent and therefore more likely to be correct. A single video with 15M views is proof of the appeal of the spectacle than body language being unquestionable science

@Katherine Schultz that was the first video I saw from this channel! Out of context, how he desperately tries to make the officer believe he has "demon voices" is pretty funny. With context, he killed 17 people and is trying to get away with it

Same I’ve been sitting here now for 3 hours watching his content it’s very interesting

I seen a video of his a couple months ago now I have watched every single one😂

same. I got the video of criminals trying to act crazy recommended to me and boy true crime is so interesting

@iwantmoney Nah, it isn't the murder that fascinates me which is why I'm not a true crime person. It's the way they use psychological tactics in the interrogation to produce certain results that's interesting.

It’s INCREDIBLE, especially with the way it’s presented and the narrator, just wow. 10/10

For high with my buddy yesterday and this popped up and we watched the whole thing 💀🤣

@emma hayward 1000%. So interesting. And to like understand the psychology behind it. Watch the parkland shooter being interrogated it is so interesting. He pretends to be “crazy”. It’s infuriating but fascinating.

I stumbled upon this and I am hooked. Glad to know I’m not alone.

Yeah, same. I don't like youtube recommendations. I don't know what it wants me to become.😅

It's been recommending it harshly recently

Yep, same here, I don’t even watch police dramas, but when I couldn’t sleep at 2am I somehow fell down this rabbit hole.

It’s sort of...morbidly fascinating? 🤨

Same here, cant stand netflix crime series, bit this sparks my interests


21:10 Note to self, do not practice jujutsu while being interrogated


Is it just me or do her and her bf look like twins. Same glasses and everything.


"look around you jen, who has 9oclock curfew at the age of 24?" me and my asian household homies sir...


the way the last detective says the word "process"


Fauci does the self pacifying gesture every time he speaks. We need to use these techniques on politicians


''5:55 Son unos de los Topgirls.Uno

15:55 Sun: ''Hotter''
15:55 Hopi: ''Sweeter''
15:55 Joonie: ''Cooler''
15:55 Yoongi: ''Butter''

15:55 Son unos de los mejores conciertos ,
, no puede ir pero de tan solo verlos desde pantalla, se que estuvo sorprendente...''


at 4:50 the water bottle moves and i can’t stop thinking about it.


She thought she could say black men did it and everything would go away


No there's only option 4 your going to rehab.  Never turn your back on your kids or they'll kill you 😡 💯 chick is messed up but the parents played a hand ✋ we  are responsible for our actions and our sins will find us out its not one way or the other its simple all those parents out there if you want your kid clean than that has to be it ?money no money if you love them  realize you can't out love the drugs the fact that she can still think she is right I really feel for the parents they just wanted there kid to be ok this is way way sad 😔 but they were too hard on her they should have let go and said we will put in rehab that's it if she loved her parents she would have gone drugs really are a disease and shaming a human is not  ok ever ! they built her to do what she did .she is evil and I really wish they had made her go to rehab God bless those parents tryn to fight drugs to save there kids lives this is why the government hasn't legalized drugs this is why some people can handle it but God help us from those who can't she is mentally ill like Hitler he saw life just like that kill the people with money so there money becomes yours its evil so evil 😈  but they can't see that it is wrong sad actually makes me cry thinking of her parents God bless them  I wish those cops at the end could yell BULLSHIT  God bless the police for doin all that work without yelling you so full of shit I can't stand it well people keep lieing after you have caught them lieing


At 40 min   Well she did take care of them.<br>At @ he justifies what she did.   What a POS

At 40 min   Well she did take care of them.
At @ he justifies what she did.   What a POS


My Dad always wanted me to be a country/western musician, but I was born to rock and roll.
He's been the greatest Dad though, he always let me roll my own way. The freedom and latitude he gave me allowed me a wide view of the world when deciding who and what I am.
That's what made me so successful.....he let me find, through trial and error.....what I'm good at.
And I did.
*Also, musically I found I'm not much of a guitarist but I shred a bass guitar. Thanks Dad. <3


1:10:00  when the police are this desperate it shows you how they have nothing. Hey right now is a good time to prove to me how you know im involved eh?


For a girl who managed to lie her way through eight years, she wasn’t very good at lying about this.

@Ronell Lambert  she was definately  overconfident  ...after the first interrogation  I would've  tried to run away.

At this point, lying is not even an option. This is just depressing.

Steven well when she was lying to her parents all those yrs she never needed physical evidence to back her up so it was easy my question is where the FUCK did she get $2000 to pay for a hitman and $500 to buy a fake high school diploma ?? I sure never had had that kind of money when I was that age...

@Fira lyn thanks I ask the question on maybe minute 5. But along the video even I was getting it 😂

@Love istheanswer are you for real? She’s planned the murder of her parents.

Bro if i was her i would have gotten the guys to knock me out with a punch or some meds during the entire thing. Boom no interrogation and she would’ve been a “real victim”

@Love istheanswer yes she made a deal with her boyfriend's friends to kill her parents in return for money i think

Not justifying what she did but one should always lawyer up police are not infallible!

My English is not that good yet. Was she the murder? And was she related to the victims?

Cops are better at ferreting out the truth than parents who want to believe the best about their kids

I was impressed by her acting during the call to the police though

Right? Why would she make up a story that involved her so much.  Just say you were tied up and didn't see anything. And if you for some reason felt that being integrally involved in every detail would make you seem less guilty (it doesn't)  then why wouldn't you memorize you lied  BEFORE you call the police??? Like this is just basic.

Plus, talking to officials can be pretty daunting.

It's easier to lie to someone whom you know well, than to some experienced, trained detectives xD

She was good..... just not up to challenge of detectives who have 20 or 30 years on her!

Parents and those who are close to you only believe in whatever they want to believe about you as a person. Jennifer’s parents already had a pre-conceived notion about their daughter so it was easy for her to lie to them. However, it would be much harder to persuade professionals in a criminal investigation.


this is the "okay" interrogator! he's been in other videos right?


The fact that she could do this to her own parents is mind-boggling


Her parents gave her two options....<br>she found a third.

Her parents gave her two options....
she found a third.


Okay so I must really be a Xtra large bag of dumb rocks. I rewind "The Getting Startled" space science lecture few times and I still say: wtf he talking about


it was volunteer at first. she wanted to speak up. practiced her rights as a witness. all she had to do was "I don't know what happened." I am a very practiced liar.  and the first lesson I learned was don't tell a lie that doesn't need to be told. don't lie if people aren't questioning. and don't further a lie that doesn't need to be furthered.
that would have been horribly traumatizing had she really been a victim. the only act that had to be given is the act of failure to collect oneself and a failure to remember. "I remember dark skins, dreadlocks on one, trying to get money and then my parents were shot" don't give a "they shot for this reason" which shows you can logically think why. only say the objective truth and forget the logical reasons.

maybe I'm just mentally ill or something but I'm honestly more disappointed in her lies than her crimes


I was thinking of this case today and now I find it on my recommended so weird


Frankly speaking, she is a very good actress. With such an innocent + lovely face & slender figure plus great acting skills, she can probably make a success in another career of the drama area. I just wonder how comes a potential young lady as her can go astray so badly. 🎭<br>On the other hand, if that hatred against her parents is so deep, simply walk away immediately, & stick with her bf then. How comes to take a revenge in this way? So troublesome, plus horrible of course! Just not understand how she tries to solve the problem with bloody hands. Never understand! 😖😣😞

Frankly speaking, she is a very good actress. With such an innocent + lovely face & slender figure plus great acting skills, she can probably make a success in another career of the drama area. I just wonder how comes a potential young lady as her can go astray so badly. 🎭
On the other hand, if that hatred against her parents is so deep, simply walk away immediately, & stick with her bf then. How comes to take a revenge in this way? So troublesome, plus horrible of course! Just not understand how she tries to solve the problem with bloody hands. Never understand! 😖😣😞

Okay! I get it.
Devil lives in her soul.
Amen! 🌿🙏

Okay! I get it.
*Devil lives in her soul.*
Amen! 🌿🙏


1:28:33 - "you said that you were on my side"
How naive!


Just a tougth, everyone agree that being treated lile a child while being an adult is bad but then, ask for the same treatment from the state


Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo.
250 sentadillas son unos LIKEEX.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio.
5:45 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍

Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.,,


can we just imagine what would have happened if she never hurt her knee. We would probably see her in the olympics right now.

She would also be severely depressed because her worth is determined by her accomplishments according to her parents...

Can we just imagine what would have happened if she made better choices? Like NOT plotting to murder her parents.

Not defending her but i feel bad for her. ITS hard to judge certain actions when u are not in the position or living that life. It will be unfair to blame the Parents, but they were the source of it. the same way that you can corner someone into talking, the same way you can trick your brain with patterns, colors, u can also do it with words. imagine what it is to be fed with negativity your whole life? eventually that will take a toll on you. Many will argue how they lived worse or similar situations, but as i said not 2 situations are the same. You gotta live it and be it. besides your brain is wired from this person and that person, therefore the level of pain, or hormones that trigger you may be either low or absent. if a rat is being exposed to killing from a young age eventually it wont be sensitive to whatever hormone is causing it....

Nope, she was average, her words not mine

@ABW941 Look at road rage..people shoot people over getting cut off in traffic! The veneer of society is indeed thin.

This is actually probably one of the most compassionate and realistic comments. Yes she's devoid of human emotion, but honestly a lot of us are. Many of us have had breaks like having caring, good friends (as opposed to manipulative ones) who show us how to live.  I say us because I was a latchkey kid, until school I didn't get to hang out with other kids or family, it was just a friend or coworker of my folks who could "watch me for a few hours" while my folks worked.  When they came home they were exhausted but mercifully our interactions were good (mostly).  I know if the situation were different things could have gone very differently for me. I was put into a parochial school and had the best role model. Without Him I could be Jennifer..I think we all could be.  I'm not excusing her...but I know people are fragile and I can sympathize.

@VerifyVeracity  Hitler became who he became because of the circumstance that were brought about by the end of the 1st world war, not because of some family issues. He had a very loving mother, and he was extremely attached to her, losing her was a huge blow for him.

Remember he grew to hate what happened to Germany after the 1st world war, he blamed the jews and the communist in his homeland for Germanys defeat, this is where his hate marinated you could say.

She would kill the competition...literally

@CRZ_PL Has nothing to do with the matter at hand, but that statement alone makes me wanna replay Until Dawn lol. But yeah, exactly. ~butterfly effect~

She said she was only "middle of the pack" in skating competitions - you wonder if she was already turning sour on the whole "life" before her injury, but kept it to herself. Sad, tragic story.

@Layne’s Dad It wasn’t the most sensibly worded comment, that’s for sure, but you never know who is ESL on here. Why not be a little less negative with your assumptions? A YouTube comment with bad grammar is not the end of the world.

Fate and evil kids are scary. But then again, I had Saintly, patient parents. I'll always miss my Dad( Please don't or please give up smoking) He suffered without his legs for 6 or 7 years(bad/no circulation)

@Crypto Vegeta narrator noted she was expected to compete in the winter olympics

@ABW941 I remember many years ago a college acquaintance was saying how someone he knew burned and buried a body      I’m not sure if they ever got caught, but this was in 2012 in Southwest DC. This world is freaking crazy and we live/walk amongst murderers/serial killers.

She said she was never top of the pack. Just avg so she woulda still been a disappointment and failed skating

My dad was on the reserves for a team called atlas at the age of 15 its one of footballs  biggest teams he fucked his knee during practice one day and never played foot ball again since that day

This can be used in so many situations though. If Mr H was a little better at painting people we would probably be living under Communism right now.

@Cayleece Shes in some mcdonalds commercial with a canadian toque and canadian mittens

Yeah then got bronze and killed the silver and gold medalist the next following years

@Mark Rai No, I would deffinitly eat you before you could eat me 😂 But before that ever happens we should eat cats and dogs first.

@layney boy i swear, Jennifer is a PhD student compared to the person you replied to

Yes of course, only to your amusement. BUT with a broken soul... no love no empathy from her parents? The parents did not care what she wants and feels. Just forcing to deliver what the parents demand. Rejecting her feelings, like a soldier who has only to obey and follow every order. They treated their daughter as a being without a soul. Karma Feedback???

or can you imagine if that friend of hers didn't accidently snitch and tell her mother that she wasn't there! that's what initiated the whole fighting and shit

@TheMinotaur70 I was going to reply the same thing, I've used Hitler & his art .... as an example before, or maybe if he had the love of a good woman when he was young, or if his mother did not get married & have another child, thus making Hitler feel displaced.

Can't tell if trying to be an asshole, but you right! We probably would! #victimOne

If young Hitler wasn't rejected on the Academy...

I know! I was thinking that the whole time 😪 I wonder what the no injury Olympics champion parallel-universe-Jennifer is doing right now.

Imagine how many people are out there who, if they had failed at one spot, would have killed with even less problems, imagine how many are out there who got away, because we dont see where the police missed a clue, they can only tell you that they solved x% because they found out it was a murder. And now imagine when we ourself would do something horrible, and how the circumstances would have to be. Maybe cannibalism would be right around the corner if hunger sets in.


Lots of Asian kids have much more restrictive parents who would disown us if we did what Jennifer did. We still wouldn't murder them. She was a loser who had no dreams or goals and was a disappointment to her poor parents until the end.


1:30:50 It caught me off gaurd how they added the Scary Movie clip as if they were making fun of the situation .....


She be like: Joke's on you!! I got my <b>DEGREE</b>

She be like: Joke's on you!! I got my *DEGREE*


Bruh the first few minutes she acts so well as a victim.. but after a few min...the words(way of talking) and subconscious movements or actions


Detective = "Generally RANDOM events are not in most cases RANDOM."  = Gobbledygook


She couldn't thought this through how she see everything but she supposed to be tied up see them take the money and all and then gone leave her with her phone lol glad she locked up


So this is basically the story of alice from luther except she didn't get away with it.


I cant understand how she put so much time into planning this but looks completely unprepared here, did she not know she would be in a room like this answering these questions??

Through the years leading up to this crime, she got accustomed to getting away with the most blatant lies.<br>She honestly expected that the police would simply take her word for granted, and then never bother her again.

Through the years leading up to this crime, she got accustomed to getting away with the most blatant lies.
She honestly expected that the police would simply take her word for granted, and then never bother her again.


I was going to tell my son to take out the garbage and my daughter to clean the kitchen. Forget that.


38:58 she looks like you insulted her spinach puffs.


Idk if anyone mention in this in the comment but it said in the video that she stayed by her dads bed side for 3 HOURS, I wonder what she was thinking during those three hours


He abused her as they all do and wanted to make sure Ot didn't come out. He was involved . He owed those guys money.


I feel like now this days u cant trust not even ur family 😕


I went through worse abuse with my parents and never thought of killing them but wanted them gone. I feel like she needed a lighter sentence because parents actually put a life sentence on their kids.