Note to parents: If you raise your child telling them they are a disappointment, they will in fact become a disappointment.

@Spooky Man Or maybe they were depressed. Depression is often mistaken with laziness, but the reality is that they see it as energy draining.

The way ur talking already gives me the idea you would've given ur children depression-telling them that they were a loser on this earth (nice choice of words btw) since they were very young won't help them improve.

Their minds haven't fully developed yet, so saying that as naive little children won't give them the idea of improving. And without even giving them a way for them to improve, will further grow their insecurities.

Parents indeed over did the strictness. But they were always there for her. One can't become a perfect parent. They just didn't realize when the kid got out their hands and was severely mentally affected. But what she did can't be justified by that. I'm sure parents wanted best for her. She lied, she hid education, relationship with addict etc. The problem is in communication. Whatever mistake you do always come to your parents. They are the first and last people who actually will help you and want you to do good and be safe. Communication is important between parents and children.

@Jizzoo Very wise & compassionate words! Bless 🤗

@Jizzoo Very wise & compassionate words! Bless 🤗

Absolutely true. And to put a pressure on your kids to fulfill your own dreams... this is a "NO GO" as we Germans say. She was already 24 and treated like a girl aged 15. They also were prejudiced concerning the color of her boyfriend. I have been through something comparable to that . I am "white-pale.peach-offwhite" and my boyfriend was a "black-darkbrow-chocolate" American. OMG! But this was in 1981. And as a result, my mother loves this man even nowadays! But in the beginning it was a fight for equality and tolerance.

I'm not at all excusing what she did.<br>But parents that treat their children as if them creating u and giving u life is something to be owed. Like if u don't excell in the manor they expect then your

I'm not at all excusing what she did.
But parents that treat their children as if them creating u and giving u life is something to be owed. Like if u don't excell in the manor they expect then your

@Milton Perez everyone looses some time in life it’s better to be honest about it than to act like it’s never going to happen

It’s a balance and without balance it could go either way hell it could go either way period🤷🏽

It’s a balance and without balance it could go either way hell it could go either way period🤷🏽

Note to Lily: Blaming the victims is disgusting.

Note to Lily: Blaming the victims is disgusting.

@Utubealt 94 they are vietnamese i think

@Utubealt 94 they are vietnamese i think

My father use to told me I was useless  all the time and now I think karma is working I feel sorry for him :(

My father use to told me I was useless  all the time and now I think karma is working I feel sorry for him :(

can't always blame parenting for everything. It is so common in the Asian culture. I was raised the same. I am no murderer.

@Spooky Man oh god please don't make kids, and if you do, please don't raise them yourself

@Spooky Man oh god please don't make kids, and if you do, please don't raise them yourself

@Spooky Man you don't have kids, I'm sure of it. You missed the point

@Spooky Man you don't have kids, I'm sure of it. You missed the point

@Charles Chavez hope you work through it buddy - one day at a time

@Charles Chavez hope you work through it buddy - one day at a time

@Spooky Man praise when deserved is necessary, same with shaming.

@Spooky Man praise when deserved is necessary, same with shaming.

That or it fuels them and they become successful just to spite them.

That or it fuels them and they become successful just to spite them.

@Milton Perez Damn, look at all these amazing parents in the comment section. Your kids must all be Nobel Prize laureates.

Facts I'm an alcoholic now and have a crazy addiction for cigarettes more than anything thanks dad I still love you for spoiling me with money

My 5th grade teacher taught me this

Said there was a kid in her class when she was a student, and that the teacher decided he was bad and it became a self-fulfilling prophecy which she was a witness to

That’s how I feel when my family calls me a disappointment, disgrace, etc or when I finally get over my trauma enough to become motivated to do or fix something, and get told “we’ll see, you’ve said that before”, “yah, you’ll just sleep all day”, or “you couldn’t when you tried the 10 other times”

And I just feel like, okay well fuck me then.. why even try

But now I’m working on just trying anyways and trying to block out the words

Did they tell her to be a cold hearted murderer??

Did they tell her to be a cold hearted murderer??

@LadyCheeseSticks I tried arguing a lot of points like this. None have given me a remotely rational answer, which is indicative of no faith at all.

True. But people shouldn't go ahead and be disappointments by way of murder.

True. But people shouldn't go ahead and be disappointments by way of murder.

Absolutely but understand that the parents are refugees and a civil war survivor... there is a huge generation and culture gap as a Canadian raise kid...

@Grapefiut I agree with that, but sadly some don't, which is why we see people do what they do.

@Grapefiut I agree with that, but sadly some don't, which is why we see people do what they do.

@Grapefiut I'm not sure that makes sense, but I respect it lol. I, personally wouldn't want to harm anyone, let alone my own family.

How do we know they were even remotely like that? The tiger parent thing was brought up by her and that isn't a reason to kill unless they were straight up abusive.

@Spooky Man exactly, give credit when you know they are trying hard (no matter the letter grade) and give support and reinforcement when they’re not.

And if you tell them they will do great in the future they will grow up to be a disappointment.

Source: me

And if you tell them they will do great in the future they will grow up to be a disappointment.

Source: me

@Alexandra Leian Help me understand your view.  Are you inferring that: Jen planned the murder of her parent because she was 'pressured' at younger age (or entire life)?

@Sarah Lee Jen isnt me. Jen is a mastermind, and I am not. Im speaking about the impact of nature vs nurture and while she had a predisposition for this behavior (possibly), her environment exacerbated that. Its a basic psychological concept.

@OniLordMiki I don't really understand the question. Can you go more in depth?

@OniLordMiki I don't really understand the question. Can you go more in depth?

@Alexandra Leian It's great that you care for people but you don't want to 'project this' into a general case : Jen is not 'you'. Jen planned the murder because she wanted the parent's 'inheritance'.  That's the 'reason' the drug dealer boyfriend helped her do it.  Think about that!  There is 'disposition' in Jen's brain since birth.

@Sarah Lee Her brother turned out not be a killer, but thats a low bar. It is often seen in Asia that depression and suicide rates are high because of the pressure. Even for those, like Jens brother, who meet the expectations. I only hope that he had a strong support system outside of the home.

@Alexandra Leian ... just to add, her parent is not really 'strict' in term of 'Asian standard'.  For example, she got an early offer from 'Ryerson University'.  Ryerson is not a prestigious school but her parent was 'ok' with that.

@Alexandra Leian I think Jen is one of those 'special cases'.  Her brother turned out to be ok ... with same parent.  Jen wanted to 'get rid' of her parent because she has a 'vindictive' personality, adding to being 'pathological liar'.

@Sarah Lee Her choices are definitely her own. But we also cant ignore that children raised in strict, severe households where they are not valued or loved beyond the honor they provide the family often do suffer into adulthood with warped perceptions of self worth and value. This likely contributed greatly to her development into the kind of person she is.

So when your parent tell you that are a 'disappointment', you go and get a drug dealer boyfriend?  Her poor choices of friends got nothing to do, right?

Eventually all children make their own choices. As a parent you cannot take credit or responsibility at some point.

@Spooky Man If they're lazy it's your fault.

@Spooky Man If they're lazy it's your fault.

@Noel's Maison not true better to walk away and call cops or try work it out not kill them u don't kill ur parents that's fucked up like absolutely ridiculous no neeed for it I hope she gets help for real because she definitely needs it put her in prison for the rest of her life

@K kitty Cat kat I agree ... but I think she has some sociopathy mixed in there too - most of us who have been traumatised by our upbringing end up abusing ourselves, addictions., co-dependency etc - but to murder your parents is something full on and way uncommon

@Milton Perez I would definitely agree that she has been, failing in life (according to her parents) because they were failing as parents. I really can't imagine being compared to other people as a child & growing up. So, imo the parents failed this woman (though you could never tell because she acts as a child still). Thank God I didn't have parents that were like that. Sad she felt that was her only real option.

emotionless parenting lead me to adulthood traumas and emotional struggles

emotionless parenting lead me to adulthood traumas and emotional struggles

Hann (the father) said to Jennifer: "Go back to school and finish high school and quit seeing Daniel or wait until I’m dead to see him." after discovering all of Jennifer's lies.
Interesting choice of words...

Hann (the father) said to Jennifer: *"Go back to school and finish high school and quit seeing Daniel or wait until I’m dead to see him."* after discovering all of Jennifer's lies.
Interesting choice of words...

I agree. This whole thing is so sad because, to me, it seemed like a twisted cry for help that went way too far.

I think this is a great point - I was raised with tiger parenting and I would say it leads to all sorts of trauma.

@Spooky Man I think you need to strike a balance between discipline and treating your child with human decency.

@Milton Perez It might be that, or maybe they were lazy.

@Milton Perez It might be that, or maybe they were lazy.

@Spooky Man if they're a loser isn't it because you never trained them at anything well enough to win at that.

@Spooky Man if they're a loser isn't it because you never trained them at anything well enough to win at that.

If you tell them that everything they do is okay, then you can expect them to be either severly insecure or overtly proud while at the same time being severly mediocre at best.

At least if you bring them to Earth and you're honest they're a loser, they can work their way up.


why are these interagators so bad at their job? He keeps saying we need to do the right thing for your mom, like he’s trying to appeal to her good side that wants justice for her dead mom. Normally, this would be a good tactic, if she wasn’t involved in killing her own mom. Dude com on! shes not interested in doing whats right for her mom, she’s only concerned about herself, work that angle.


She's like a character from an Agatha Christie story. Why would she have her parents killed when she could just walk away from them? Either way they'd be out of her life. It's sad and ironic that she inherited their lack of empathy.


I feel like her father would be the type that's disappointed that she couldn't even succeed with killing both of them

Why am I laughing at this comment?! 😂🤣😭😭<br>F$%k my seat in hell just got alittle closer

Why am I laughing at this comment?! 😂🤣😭😭
F$%k my seat in hell just got alittle closer

I really shouldn't have laughed at this but I sure as hell did haha

Me: "thats not funny............😐😐😐pffffft😂😂😂😂"

I needed a laugh to lighten the mood thank you lmao


why haven't I heard about this? I grew up in Toronto and frequented Markham........


She’s so dumb. She could have just lied she was knocked out the entire time and woke up to call the police. This way, they can’t ask her what happened during the attack and only just the beginning.

Or just be basic with hitmen to attack while she’s out eating at a restaurant with witnesses for her alibi.

Regardless her dad survived the attack and would still recognize the hitmen. They would get caught and say she hired them. She lost no matter what.


To hear her dad scream is absolutely so heartbreaking to hear..

@Nisha it wasn’t even hard lmao just imagine a person yelling help 🤜

I think we can pretty much say the parents suicided by turning their daughter into a psychopath through extreme pressure.

Now think about the fact that is her dad, And she has no feelings about it.

Tatiana Bailey it was the hardest thing to watch


3rd intruder wasn't Caribbean it's Canadian


Dude needs to move the camera.  It is pointed right at his bald spot.


Bro I thought they were supposed to fake a robbery. Not try to kill her parents


Calling the boyfriend a "drug dealer" is pretty generous. He was a pizza boy that sold weed on the side...

Calling the boyfriend a "drug dealer" is pretty generous. He was a pizza boy that sold weed on the side...

Yhea the hypocricy of people who consume alcohol judging people who smoke is fucking insane considering how much harder and more physically and psychologically damaging alcohol is compared to weed.

@Stan Darsh okay what kind of weed dealing pizza boy has a few grand spare to spend on one time hitmen?

@Stan Darsh okay what kind of weed dealing pizza boy has a few grand spare to spend on one time hitmen?

@Braincel Gaming it's a drug just as much as ones morning coffee or cigarette, harmful to health in the long terms but addictive, I'd say no, I have no issue going weeks without it, prefer not to cause it helps dealing with mindless people who couldn't start a fire with a fully Jerry and a match, sure its a drug but if you actual get into the science of it, what isn't a drug at this point due to chemical alteration, now speed, horse and all those other things now that's a fuckin drug. Can cause issues to heart as well as lung issues due to the obviousness of inhaling carcinogens but then again at this point what isn't killing you slowly.

Yall talking about states and federal levels lmfao, this happened in CANADA, yes I know we may as well be the fuckin 51st state America Marijuana laws are ass, guess that's what happens then the brain, ass and spleen can't figure out if they are coming or going. also this happened in 2010 I think it was, so was still illigal here.

So he wasn't going to be the next El Chapo is what you're trying to say, lol.

So he wasn't going to be the next El Chapo is what you're trying to say, lol.

@Lila's spaghetti  not when this was filmed lol

@Lila's spaghetti  not when this was filmed lol

@Elisabeth They aren't Chinese. Their actions also don't excuse the outcome.

@Elisabeth They aren't Chinese. Their actions also don't excuse the outcome.

@Musuko The cognitive capacity that is lost due to smoking pot is forever gone. Sad stuff.

@Musuko The cognitive capacity that is lost due to smoking pot is forever gone. Sad stuff.

@Margarita Heath Perma burn is awful. It is tragic to see people permanently reduce their cognitive capacity. I value my brain cells, so I have never touched pot. Never have, never will.

@Fouter Yup. One thing I have noticed is that people behave in certain ways regardless of race. The color of skin, nationality, etc mean absolutely nothing. The behavior is what matters.

I mean yhea by definition he is a drug dealer, but that makes him seem much more dangerous and badass than just being a pizzaboy who smokes and sells weed on the side lmao
I guess he was tho? but he and his friends seem more like loser psychoes than gangster psychoes if you know what I mean.

Obviously weed is a drug, but so is alchol, tobacco and coffee aswell. The word "drug" doesnt mean anything morally definitive, its just a bloated category of substances that affect your brain.

I’ve never smoked weed or had edibles but I could not care less if people sold it, lmao

I’ve never smoked weed or had edibles but I could not care less if people sold it, lmao

@Elisabeth they were not trying to control her weirdo they said she could do whatever she wanted but she wouldn't get money from them

@WubbleBubble Ball He's trying to say "it's not as bad" like anyone cares. He's a drug dealer who knows guys willing to murder. Pot heads always wanna but like "bro we ain't like the other addicts" and "weed ain't that bad"

He knew Hitmen lmao he obviously was a bad apple

He knew Hitmen lmao he obviously was a bad apple

@annie I think you replied to the wrong person lol

@annie I think you replied to the wrong person lol

@W I think we all knew what he was trying to say. Willful ignorance isn’t cool

@W I think we all knew what he was trying to say. Willful ignorance isn’t cool

@Margarita Heath Sounds like an over generalization

@Margarita Heath Sounds like an over generalization

@Elisabeth pot is a drug. It doesn’t matter if it’s illegal or legal. Every single medicine you take falls in the category of drugs.

”Sold weed on the side” Which makes him a drug dealer...?

”Sold weed on the side” Which makes him a drug dealer...?

@Elisabeth it’s not legal everywhere is the sad thing, do you know how many people are in prison for weed? c’mon.

@Elisabeth it’s not legal everywhere is the sad thing, do you know how many people are in prison for weed? c’mon.

@Elisabeth what. How is pot not drugs? It is not legally sold in most places too, btw. I'm a bit of a prude, but I think it shouldn't be introduced as beer and other things were in our society. The parents have a point on that. But they are rlly controlling, so they suck lol

If you just sell weed, you're not a drug dealer. You're a botonist

If you just sell weed, you're not a drug dealer. You're a botonist

@Dawn Tran i think they were talking about their own experience

@Dawn Tran i think they were talking about their own experience

@Andrew Baiocco This whatboutism lmao he deals a drug he is a drug dealer low class drug? Yes. Drug? Also yes.

@Andrew Baiocco This whatboutism lmao he deals a drug he is a drug dealer low class drug? Yes. Drug? Also yes.

Well, selling weed satisfies the definition of a drug dealer.

Well, selling weed satisfies the definition of a drug dealer.

These comments are funny AF. There are some complete idiots here trying to justify stuff yet make no sense. You'd do great being analysed by JCS in his next videos 😂

Thats a drug dealer. You mistaking him for a kingpin.

Thats a drug dealer. You mistaking him for a kingpin.

@W people who sell pot are no more drug dealers then the doctors getting people addicted to opioids. you're acting like there isn't a big difference between weed and life ruining drugs

@Musuko I bet you are so much fun to hang out with. I wish I had friends that are interesting and level headed as you.

@Musuko I bet you are so much fun to hang out with. I wish I had friends that are interesting and level headed as you.

@Justin Koenig Technically, yes, you are correct. One could argue that a pharmacist is a drug dealer as well. I think the term drug dealer draws such a negative mental image. It generally conjures up thoughts of a shady criminal just looking for a chance to commit some violent crimes in between his trips to the Elementary school yard to try and push some Heroin onto young kids.

I believe Stan was just pointing out that isn't the case. It's just a pizza guy that happens to know where to get some pot. For the record, pot goes great with pizza.

@Elisabeth it’s not legal everywhere, but I do agree with your overall point. Asian parents in general are strict, and when kids rebel or straight up leave, they act surprised(the acts in this video are obviously NOT rebellion, I don’t think I have to clarify this, but the actions that Jennifer took is NOT REBELLION) the job of the parents is to help them grow into a functioning individual, not to control them every second of their life to “protect them”.

I mean... the dude definitely wasn’t just some normal guy, seeing as he knew criminals that were willing to kill

I mean... the dude definitely wasn’t just some normal guy, seeing as he knew criminals that were willing to kill

Is weed a drug? Yes. Did he sell the drug? Yes. He is a drug dealer. Also all the pot heads overdosing on copium in the replies lol

@KJ who tf is pressed. it’s just odd how yall will group asians as chinese bich she’s vietnamese get it right or don’t speak period.

@Dawn Tran Ha. Dear, Indian people live in Asia so they are Asian.  When people think mongoloid, they call it Chinese

@Dawn Tran Ha. Dear, Indian people live in Asia so they are Asian.  When people think mongoloid, they call it Chinese

@Margarita Heath hahaha good job at being a hypocrite and stereotyping all cannabis users as “dumbing themselves down with weed”

@Margarita Heath hahaha good job at being a hypocrite and stereotyping all cannabis users as “dumbing themselves down with weed”

@Elisabeth I'm really surprised no one disputed the fact you said pot was "not a drug." Clearly that's not true and even if it's legal or done in places where it is illegal doesn't make Marijuana not harmful. It alters and damages the mind and lungs. On top of the majority of people who smoke Marijuana already not being a perfect symbol of health. Clearly adding in an actual drug that damages your health and can be further damaged long term as you age your brain and LUNGS don't recover nearly as quickly as when you're younger. That is all I have to say we can debate if you want, however I don't forsee it going anywhere.

@Elisabeth any stimulant whether it be hardcore Heroin or caffeine is a drug. Marijuana is a stimulant. It changes the thought process of the brain. Marijuana is classified as a drug.

@Lake Cresva Yea no. People try that and get caught by undercover cops, like Dipolito. You gotta actually know some killers and they gotta have a reason to do a favor for you.

@Jim anyone with money... <br>you actually thought you were on to something, lol.

@Jim anyone with money...
you actually thought you were on to something, lol.

YALL IN THIS COMMENT SECTION ARE ADDICTED LMFAOO

YALL IN THIS COMMENT SECTION ARE ADDICTED LMFAOO

She looks like her boyfriend twin brother

She looks like her boyfriend twin brother

Who apparently could convince three guys to murder people? That's one influential pizza/dope delivery boy. I think you're probably misinformed.

did he sell illegal drugs?
yes?
drug dealer. simple as that.

did he sell illegal drugs?
yes?
drug dealer. simple as that.

“He’s not a murderer, he’s just kills people illegally”

“He’s not a murderer, he’s just kills people illegally”

@Elisabeth honestly. i am thankful that my dad did beat me when i was being stupid and was about to ruin my life. trying to get control over children is bad but so is not having any control over them. this case is just mixture of both. parents thought she will be better in control, she thought its better to not be in control at all

What kind of weed dealing pizza boy has three would be hit men he can get hold of in a flash?

What kind of weed dealing pizza boy has three would be hit men he can get hold of in a flash?

@Sans your question is irrelevant to the fact that my comment is correct. go smoke a blunt and stop trying to argue with reality

@Sans your question is irrelevant to the fact that my comment is correct. go smoke a blunt and stop trying to argue with reality

@BTS: Behind The Screen Just answer the question: is a cup of coffee considered a drug?<br>It's a yes or no question. 50/50 chance of getting it right and even me agreeing to you and opening an intelligent dialogue. So far the only ignorant thing you have done was conflate two separate ideas into one idea.

@BTS: Behind The Screen Just answer the question: is a cup of coffee considered a drug?
It's a yes or no question. 50/50 chance of getting it right and even me agreeing to you and opening an intelligent dialogue. So far the only ignorant thing you have done was conflate two separate ideas into one idea.

@Sans yes, your comment was ignorant. my comment is still factually correct. just say you're mad (for whatever reason) that marijuana is a drug and go.

@BTS: Behind The Screen LMAO, so ignorant. Conflating two related ideas into the same idea. Simple question first: do you consider coffee a drug?

@Sans that literally changes nothing about my comment. if you want to be mad at the FDA, be mad at the FDA.

@Sans that literally changes nothing about my comment. if you want to be mad at the FDA, be mad at the FDA.

@BTS: Behind The Screen Caffeine is a drug. In fact, it's considered the most addictive drug. So would you personally, subjectively refer to a cup of coffee as a drug? You are right, technically, but have you ever questioned the FDA? Why is it the FDA?

@Onei-3 This was in Canada, so it would at least be decriminalized depending on province.

@Onei-3 This was in Canada, so it would at least be decriminalized depending on province.

@Elisabeth there's nothing wrong with smoking weed but saying it's not a drug is just factually incorrect

@Elisabeth there's nothing wrong with smoking weed but saying it's not a drug is just factually incorrect

@Elisabeth Also marijuana is not legal on a federal level. There are state government jobs that literally test for marijuana in your system. I’m so happy I don’t associate with people who smoke weed. They dumb themselves down when smoking weed

@Elisabeth And what people think all Chinese  kids are smart? I’ve met some who are uneducated. Please travel the world before ranting stereotypes

@Elisabeth Alcohol and cigarettes are also sold everywhere legally.....so what point are you trying to make about marijuana? My brother cannot smoke marijuana because it negatively affects his medical condition

@Dawn Tran oh yeah sorry, forgot east asia doesn’t include southeast asia lol just goes to show

@Dawn Tran oh yeah sorry, forgot east asia doesn’t include southeast asia lol just goes to show

@Dawn Tran It's the same everywhere on the world. Surrounding cultures often have a lot of similarities.

@Dawn Tran It's the same everywhere on the world. Surrounding cultures often have a lot of similarities.

@your dad vietnamese is southeast asian, and its very easy to not assume, as her ethnicity was stated in the video

@your dad vietnamese is southeast asian, and its very easy to not assume, as her ethnicity was stated in the video

@Fouter yes asian traditions often blend together

@Fouter yes asian traditions often blend together

@konstnit just because chinese people are most prominently used as an example for strict parenting (which already in itself is a misunderstood stereotype) doesn’t permit one to generalize asian people as chinese. this gives leeway for the same equivocation in asian politics, and sinophobic hatecrimes committed against non-chinese asians for the simple (still wrongful) mistake that they were chinese

@Dawn Tran about 80% of east asia’s population is chinese. ik that doesn’t mean you should just assume but you can see how an outsider could be mistaken.

@Dawn Tran Agreed, two very different people, I know a lot of Chinese and Vietnamese people due to work. But still, when it comes to parenting style, there are a lot of similarities and they can both be pretty vicious, especially from a western perspective.

@Onei-3 this story is from Canada, not the USA. Weed is legal in Canada now, but not at the time of this crime.

@Onei-3 this story is from Canada, not the USA. Weed is legal in Canada now, but not at the time of this crime.

@Dawn Tran Chinese people are the most notorious example no need to get pressed over such a topic

@Dawn Tran Chinese people are the most notorious example no need to get pressed over such a topic

@Elisabeth depending on what state they were in, it was likely still illegal (or at least, for recreational use).

That or if he had the time or effort, he could go across state to sell the weed for a higher price.

@Elisabeth jennifer is vietnamese, not chinese. don’t sum all asian people as chinese

@Elisabeth jennifer is vietnamese, not chinese. don’t sum all asian people as chinese

@I'm Very Angry It's Not Butter Sprinkle it on the pizza like parsely

@I'm Very Angry It's Not Butter Sprinkle it on the pizza like parsely

Yea, this armchair psychologist embellishes a whole lot.

Yea, this armchair psychologist embellishes a whole lot.

Makes sense. Everyone knows weed is the perfect side dish with pizza.

Makes sense. Everyone knows weed is the perfect side dish with pizza.


Why in the hell doesn't she ask for a lawyer? D. U. M. B.


Always always always ask for an attorney and shut up.....also don't murder people


Why was double murder the preference over telling her parents the truth? This is a mix of learned helplessness and something else, a personality disorder? I keep seeing cases like this


This is way better than the overdramatic documentaries you'd have to pay for on Hulu or Netflix or something

Yeah instead of those films i watch these true crime things and buzzfeed insolved (sometimes)

yeah I can imagine netflix making a whole re enactment of the scenes and putting music over it with dramatic commentary

Lmao goes same here , YouTube is the actual story teller here 🌝

i agree 100% Netflix briefly takes 2 boring seasons if not more to explain a case. not only that but repeats damn near the same thing in each episode. if it’s a movie or documentary it just completely bores the fuck out of you.

@catsandwich U DONT?? u have the same name and pfp as one of my friends wtfff thats such a huge coincidence

fancy seeing u here 😦 ik u from twitter lmfaoo u sent me cat pics once

Yeah. That's why it's better to watch documentaries than movie adaptation bec of less drama


52:02 "I felt that he was the person who would... fill an empty void for me." —Straight talk, girl, the one between your legs. That was what he liked most about you too.


I just hear my dad...Mwuuuhhh.....now let me try to cry..gimme a sec


Yes he was on yur side till he charged to a first degree murder ...


Jennifer’s attorney in court: your honor if my client was guilty, why would she swear on god🤨

@Brayden K. Judge- He’s free to go. Thank you

Well in the religius USA that actually sounds right. So many Americans still believe that there is a god. Religion is about one thing. Control, fear and power... stupid thing

Should’ve sought legal counsel after the first voluntary statement

Your honor, my client is innocent no cap

@h h the juxtaposition in this sentence is amazing keep up the good work you won some internet points :)

Your honor my client can not be sus.. she was in electrical the hole time!

It is a faith filter for those whos  care about. And its free filter

Why that's almost as good as a pinky promise!

Why not what is a god but a power beyond law of the world. Her god let her do this god let her do this. …… well maybe….

Your honor, if my client was guilty, could she do this? <b>client does sick backflip</b>

Your honor, if my client was guilty, could she do this? *client does sick backflip*

God I'm never gonna be an attorney that'd be so embarrassing

How could she be guilty if she swears she's honest 🤔

In cases like this, you don't attorn to prove innocence, but to reduce the charges.

Your honour, my client is literally not guilty but go off I guess


I don't endorse murder, but her parents were monsters and never allowed her to be her own person - except when she was a successful figure skater - which foreseeably was going to result in a traumatic outcome. Her own humanity was denied and the elaborate lies about going to University illustrate the extreme measures that she went through in an attempt to retain some of her own identity. In the end, it was likely that she would actually kill herself, or choose the path that she eventually took. She envisioned a world in which she could finally be herself, and the cost of that freedom shows how extreme the denial of her identity was. Bad parenting leads to bad outcomes. She chose her own life over that of her parents. That's the choice she felt confronted with, and she chose her own life. Sad, but foreseeable that she would be dead, or her parents would be...


1:13:30 Audio keeps glitching, is that just me?


I really enjoyed the lack of intro and getting straight into the case in this video.

the exit/what happened to her is just as short xd

the exit/what happened to her is just as short xd

@Fins & Whiskers Keep sharing your point of view like this, because you're right, some people don't see it that way because they don't have to struggle with crap like that. I have Tourette Syndrome, and some people think that's cool and funny, when, no, it's not, it's stressful and draining.

@Fins & Whiskers You make a very good point! In some contexts it would still be best to edit it, like you would with a paper, but in other cases, it's good to leave it as is. People don't have to be "robots" to speak personally and to the point, but I get what you're saying. Some content like this is totally okay the way it is. 💜

@Vanessa Stein I just don’t get how people see this as anything other than insulting. I have ADHD and I drift off into many variations of things before a solid statement, but I get it. You just want answers. It also depends on the context. Voiceovers are so easy to avoid this because there’s usually a script. But when they are facing the camera why shouldn’t you be interested in the person giving you good content? I am so tired of seeing these types of comments honestly and no one says anything because no one is on the other side. If you were making content and especially of things you are genuinely interested in, you would know that it’s also not about withholding your own personality. If you want robotic answers just read a book or article.

I would like to see over-the-top dubstep 3d cgi intros for gaming channels here

@Thomas Anderson yes that's true and now you're got addicted to this type of video's  no worry ... we all are .

"Enjoyed". Agreed. But isn't it a big flaw in all of us (also evil) that we are entertained by tragedies of this sort.

Liked and subbed simply because they did this

Liked and subbed simply because they did this

I wish more videos and channels would do this, especially Minecraft tutorials lol

@I'M NOT sAD I'M JUsT TIRED ehh depends on the channel and type of content but do like no intro on content like this

Some of his other videos featured an intro, which I initially thought it was weird, but it was funny because it showcased Florida while playing 'devil in disguise' and cutting to footage of crimes in progress and stuff like that, and the topic of the video was a woman who wanted to murder her husband for his money

thank you... i did not understand until i had to search

Why isn’t your name ‘’Yellmo’’ seems like a missed opportunity

Ur right but when JCS does Intros they're really creative

Me too Yelmo Me too. Straight to da point I love it, Yelmo 🤣

Yesssss I thought they were calling it out then didn't.

Some people also have really long intros

Some people also have really long intros

Anyone got a time stamp on when they said they caught her or talked about it?

If only 💯 of all youtube videos started like that ...

As well as the lack of music. The music kills things for me cuz that’s what creeps me out too much.

@Anon 26k don't, while a mere 16 do.  That's quite a ratio.  It's usually terrible old "music".

def a good video, but points deducted for not including a bikini try on haul

@Vanessa Stein Lmao Not sure if they're too lazy to edit out the "bloopers" or just abusing YT watch time algorithm. 😂

honestly, i prefer it this way lol
just get straight to the content cause that's what im here for n there's not really anything to explain in intro cause it'll bee explain anyways later on
but intro is fine for vlogs and stuff but for documentaries, i prefer it like this

I don’t really like the timer in the top left. Sometimes I like to imagine I’m in the same room as them

@Zigg with this 1 hour and 30-minute video he would be rich with ad revenue

D Boi exactly! And coincidentally the content he produces is so exceptional that I ALWAYS seem to remember to “like” and I’m most definitely subscribed..

It's prime quality. No annoying dollar shave club ad or anything. No dumb 'remember to like and subscribe :D" shit

“WATS UP GUYS and welcomeBACK to my channel”!

“WATS UP GUYS and welcomeBACK to my channel”!

"Sorry, if I sound like crap guys, I'm sick..."
"Sorry that my hair looks like shit, guys, blah blah explanation..."
 "You'll notice I'm filming this in a different room, I'm in here because blah blah blah..."
 "Today I'm going to be talking about XYZ," Goes on a tangent with intro before saying, "Without further ado, let's get straight into this." You didn't get "straight into this!" OMG JUST START THE VIDEO WITH 0 OR ONLY NECESSARY SET UP!

I like the songs at the beginning intros are dope

I like the songs at the beginning intros are dope

I want a yellow Elmo and I’m waiting for husband to take our kid to training so I can watch this in peace 😂😎😎

I'd like a Yellow Elmo. That picture is adorable. <3

@Thomas Anderson truer words have never before been commented

Forgotten weapons' Ian talks about how eye catching intros are a relic from TV to catch channel flippers during commercial breaks on other channels. On YouTube, since content lists are essentially catered to viewers, or those 'tuning in' are already there to view content, theyre more detrimental to gaining viewership than gaining it.

For sure, it takes a good first minute to get me to commit to an hour + video.


shes so cute poor jenn they should just let her go ill take her in <3

Lol What can I say I have a thing for crazy cute girls 👉👈


Every thing that happened is not her fault it’s her parents fault she was just reacting to there actions.


What happened to the video? I search up the video yesterday and this specific video didn’t showed up but now it’s back? (Look this up because I listened to crime documents everyday to sleep)

@Nate. with this narrator it’s actually quite soothing! I can’t explain it but I also put crime docs on when sleeping 😃

Youtube removed some of JCS videos but fortunatly yesterday they came back online, but with old comments deleted and the worning thing at the start, yt is bullshit

crime documentaries seems like the most horrifying way to get to sleep XD

Me too! I was afraid they deleted it, because I only found 3 or four videos of Jennifer's interrogation


She unfortunately kept assuming the detective was her personal psychotherapist (someone she needed high time)!

It was creepy that he was keep touching at the end of the interview.

@Brenden R if she’d just stick it out a little longer she’d be an independent adult and could live life on her own terms. But it’s hard to have that perspective when you’re young and your whole life has been under your parents control.

@Patience , I have a lot of Asian friends in America they all had very strict strong willed parents.

@PatienceJennifer had a choice though.  She could have left and moved in with her boyfriend, she could have gotten a job and cut her parents off. She wanted to have her cake and eat it to, and rather than finally assume responsibility for something, she decided to resort to murder

Her therapist would have the legal obligation to report that.

@ParadymShift, Plant-BASED Ⓥegan Jedi what about hitler?

I hope she got help in prison. She went from imprisonment from her parents to imprisonment from her guilt (or maybe just from fear of being caught) and then she went into actual imprisonment. No doubt did she deserve punishment, but it's sad how she has never had freedom (at least it seems she has never had freedom).

Yeaa that act was intentional to gain her trust

@Brenden R but we have to take into account how her parents treated her which affects her life choices.  Her parents controlled her life so much which negatively affected her or would affect a person’s self-confidence. Maybe she thought she is not capable of living alone and earning enough and she took the easy way out ( which wasn’t obviously) .

@Patience she had the choice of freedom but she would be disowned, but she chose to have them killed.

I think the lesson learned here is that anyone is capable of evil and everyone is deserving of love.

@TexasPoon Tapperright bro! Unfortunately for her though!

Indeed... I don't think she was a bad person. What she did was wrong, but what her parents did to her emotionally and psychologically abusing her for her whole life left her with little choice to attain freedom. Moreover, imposing a foreign culture in the West, with the strict and extremely liberal juxtaposed side by side must have been equally frustrating. Questions like "why can't I have what they have?" "Why should my life be any different?" Everything reaches a boiling point either to self-destruct or to cause external destruction.


I really wonder what would have happened if the gunmen actually did their job with a double tap aka execution style (2 shots to the back of the head)

She would have gotten away with double homicide and I'd assume her and her brother would inherit everything from their parents 50-50...


Hi, I'm from Indonesia. Can you put translate for indonesiam language on you current video? Or, can anyone tell me how to make it on my phone?


Whoever did the captions, you’re a lifesaver.

I need captions on all videos it sucks when they don’t have them.

@배경미 okay??? nobody else had an issue with it but you weirdo. get outta here with that. it’s really never that serious. i’ll text the way i want to. it’s not hurting anyone is it? no. exactly.

@Natalie Rodriguez yes, you were being corrected as that's not how you use the word "literally".

@배경미 okay? idk if that was meant to be sarcastic or if you were correcting me but okay lol..?

@Natalie Rodriguez not literally, seriously lol

@Ben C well , Im still learning english, sometimes I just get confused with the words

@Ben C I had a hard time understanding exactly what the detective said sometimes.

seriously! i was happy to see this one had written ones and not automated lol

@Ben C if you’re deaf or just like captions

Yea, even on the phone call when she’s spelling Helen it says<br> “ H E L E N”

Yea, even on the phone call when she’s spelling Helen it says
 “ H E L E N”

@devil rages22 the CC/closed captions, are very good; actually, amazingly accurate. we appreciate the quality and the time it took to type it up.

Yeah I did not even noticd that I was reading them the whole time.


This story is cliche daughter raised by really strict parents rebels and has them killed by bad boy boy friend


Why isn't this channel uploading new videos?


21:12 Son unos de los Match.Likeex.UnO

11:41 Sun: ''Hotter''
12:40 Hopi: ''Sweeter''
37:45 Yoongi: ''Butter''
13:12 Joonie: ''Cooler''

23:40 Son unos de los mejores conciertos ,
31:24 Belleza doops

hay nomas pa ra reirse un rato y no estar triste y estresado por la vida dura que se vive hoy... 🖤
, no puede ir pero de tan solo verlos desde pantalla, se que estuvo sorprendente...''
Son unos de los mejores conciertos, no puede ir pero de tan solo verlos desde pantalla, se que estuvo sorprendente jmer  ⬇
los  mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer  .


That's their culture though the old ways that's the way they would bring your children up to not fail you can't fail your family and it's even seen today in China they work hard their slaves I saw a program on it and people commit suicide because of it because they can't meet the expectations of the workplace and their parents and the old way of doing things it's sad something's never change


Hearing her father yelling "Help" over and over again during the call was something

Eva P comaparing your experience with someone else is neither wise or smart as every human being is different and has different needs and by saying your circumstance is the same as hers is both immature and stupid. This does not excuse her from her action though I want to make that clear but when approaching a topic like this it is best to have a clear mind and not to let personal experiences cloud our judgement. This way we can make the most accurate decision. I am going to say this again this does not excuse her from the mistake she has made but I would like to point this out

Miki Cerise not a good reason to disown her.

Miki Cerise dude do some more reading about psych profiles of killers. It is extremely common for serial killers to have abusive childhoods, it is one of the main correlations along with early age animal abuse and sexual fetishism.

@MartyMcFly95 pointing fingers whitout really thinking about it isn't a great way to help make the society a better place. Thinking what causes it and try to prevent it could. We all know that a killer is bad bcos they kill. But what does saying that could make anything better?

Ps. I love my parents so much but watching this idk, i don't feel for the parents tbh. Jennifer made a mistake a huge one but why i can reason with is, a child doesn't just know what she should've done or not done without parents telling her. But i clearly do not validate her killing. I was just thinking how unfortunate she was when she meet a bad guy as the mental support she nedeed bcos her parents couldn't provide it for her.

@MartyMcFly95 the thing is, who validate her of killing? She and her family is from Vietnam and i know. How hard life is for vietnamese people to come to a western country to build a life. How they must run away from their own country at the time of war. However that doesn't justify their bad parenting as well. That's why if u read my comments and not just replying, you'll know that i said both parents and child made a mistake.  What we can learn from them is not make the same mistake like them.

@Miki Cerise because those people believe in trophy participation. Poor girl for being pushed hard to make something of herself. Really hard to feel anything but anger towards her and her BF.

Strictly parenting sucks. It doesn't matter if it leads to problematic children or not. There's a big difference in teaching discipline vs forcing behavior.

Also, someone being spoiled and given everything they ever want or being pushed extremely hard by unfeeling parents are not the only possibilities, as you seem to suggest.  Those are both examples of dysfunctional families, and both types are associated with increased risk of problems later in life.

@Miki Cerise It's a fact that people who are treated like that by their parents, and given harsh and unreasonable expectations they can never meet, are more likely to commit crimes.  The mere existence of some counterexamples does not mean the statistical trend is not present.

This whole story is totally heart breaking. But the parents made a mistake and she also made a mistake. What we can learn from this is to not make the same mistake as them.

@Miki Cerise agreed.  Like I feel for her as anyone would with a story like that but she wasn't a child anymore.  She was an adult.  If her parents really were abusive the best course of action for her would have been to cut ties with them.  But instead she invented an imaginary school.  A school no doubt the parents were writing checks too.  People are sorta forgetting that part of this little scheme of hers.   She and her boyfriend were living off her parents wealth.  At the end of the day this wasn't about being a victim of abusive this was about money.

Yeah man, completely unexpected. I was bothered quite a bit.

@Van Ny There are plenty of people who were pushed too hard by their parents and don't murder anyone over it. You want a story about isolation and unfair treatment, read about people ostracized from the Amish because they want to live in a house with electricity. Likewise, plenty of people grow up spoilt silly, with every whim catered for, and still end up murderers.

The cruel reality is that some people are just bad. We don't fully understand the mechanisms yet, but some people are clearly capable of immense malice, and part of the reason may very well be genetic chance.

@Y/N LIZARD She needs to be in prison and needs to be punished for what she did. Still I think it's important to understand where it all started. Because if we can learn from this people, if we can see where it starts to go wrong we can work in society to avoid this scenarios. Lots of crimes could be prevented if someone found and stop the abuse or other things. So what she did is unforgivable but doesn't erase guilt from her surroundings and her past that lead her to this point. Man or woman, criminals should be study and their childhoods and environments where they grow up should be examined so we can do better next time so there's no dead people.

They wanted to disown her because she lied for years and forged her own grades, all so that she could shack up with a drug dealer.

@Miki Cerise lol for real. My parents were the same. I didn't kill them lol.

Heartbreaking. Yet some people are apparently more moved by the "poor girl" being pushed to study and make something of herself.


when the detective told her that they use Xray to see people inside the house, which is not true, is this legal to say this to her?....is it okay that they lie?....do they do that often?....im new to this obviously, its very interesting to me, im trying to learn, any thoughts?

idk about canada, but in the US, police are legally allowed to lie to you during interrogations


I can't seem to find a recent mug shot or any news regarding Jennifer in 2022. Anyone else?


American Oriental culture. American citizens. Are very different from ours. The females are not taught to upset. You need to do a culture work up. To compare to Americans. With different cultures.
Any child would be traumatized.  Unable to recall those events with your parents. Unlike our culture that has become cold toward our parents. This cultures parents renown their parents. Most important people in their lives.
An adult child  would have trouble due to trauma of recalling events.
She will be submissive to any adult male in her culture..
She will just admit guilt even if it isn't true due to nor being disrespectful to elders in her culture.
Also, very uncomfortable in their culture to have someone insult them and their honesty. Relise they were going to blame them any way and just do. Whatever she has to . To find peace in her composure. And honor who she is and her culture.
They do not show emotion. She only did it due to observing it at school in our culture. She was uncomfortably acting like she thought this asshole wanted her to.
I'm ashamed of this video.. She just went through seeing the most important people in her life and herself lives in danger. Could you gave the girl some time for her mental health . The way we conduct these interactions.  Should have a common sense guideline. Due to the subject in need of questioning . A criminal  verses a little girl in a different culture that is traumatized.


bro the detectives bald spot is too distracting lol


I know everyone's talking about the strict parents and Jennifer but can we please acknowledge how her younger brother is also scarred for his life and he also had no control over any of this??

@Kyle Pierce yeah exactly. She had a choice. Either to learn from it and stay with the family or to move out with her boyfriend. But her decision to plan the whole murdering of her parents just shows she was selfish for money and to kill out of revenge and spite. :(((((

@AvidYellow ye i totally understand your point but I honestly can't even feel bad for her. I'm sure things would've been so different if she hadn't been injured.<br>One lie can lead to another but in her case I don't think her dreams being ruined can justify her later behaviour. I feel like there's something more than just that like her bad influences and her stubborness to stick with her lies. It's really just a terrible and sad situation

@AvidYellow ye i totally understand your point but I honestly can't even feel bad for her. I'm sure things would've been so different if she hadn't been injured.
One lie can lead to another but in her case I don't think her dreams being ruined can justify her later behaviour. I feel like there's something more than just that like her bad influences and her stubborness to stick with her lies. It's really just a terrible and sad situation

@Bianca I didn't know that. I always forget how young people are when they go to the Olympics and she never even made it that far. Exactly why my conclusion on this one is it's not one sided. She's not some one sided victim. I'm sure there were high expectations but that's no justification for murder.  She made choices along the way. Looking at her track record my guess is that she murdered simply out of spite (and probably secondarily for the insurance and assets). I get the sense she had a big desire to have the last words rather than she feeling like a failure and knowing her parents are talking about her failures if she left the situation essentially an exile.  It's pretty sad. Still, the best option for her would have been to go on her own despite how utterly daunting it felt from every perspective. Even better would have been to study harder and pivot after her injury, rather than fake a hs diploma and college entrance letter and continually deceive for years while taking her parents money. Best would have been to have parents that could have empathized with their child along the way, really helped them with the emotional turmoil of that period in their life and remind them they are loved to help mitigate the psychological breakdown of their child. But None of that can happen, so best we can do is learn from the situation.

Bianca Espina exactly like my parents were Strict with stuff I wouldn’t have been able to drop out of school without them knowing so how strict were they honestly if they expected high grades and shit but never once confiscated or went through her stuff or figured out right away she was faking stuff

Also I Know people with strict parents my parents are strict but none of us have done more than at worst leave and never speak to them again

@Joseph Papilson by any chance is your last name mama

@Kyle Pierce Or they mourn that part of their lives (a sports career) and then pick themselves up, dust themselves off, and start the process of  figuring out what they're gonna do next...

@Bianca But thats the thing, her world was probably ruined when she couldn't make her parents proud through skating anymore which was prob her dream too, and she sucked at school. She was probably screwed psychologically from that point on and we see that she continued to go downhill from there with her lying about everything to her parents and getting a drug dealer boyfriend. Like she went from potential Olympic athlete all the way to where she is now... A lot of people struggle to recover from their childhoods.

@Kyle Pierce That happened when she was a kid or preteen. The next years of her life till she turned 24 she lied about her educational achievements and killed her mom. Sure ex-athletes may drown themselves into drugs or some shit but what Jennifer did was wayy too far but I get your point.

@Joseph Papilson yeahh. so she basically killed them out of revenge and money. she even had the privilege of having a choice unlike many other children who are kicked out by their parents.

But to her credit, her entire career path was in athletics. People have done crazy things when athletics are circumstantially disappeared in their life.

@Bianca her parents literally said you can leave

@Joseph Papilson great point. Her woe is me mousey tone is so easy to empathize with, but yeah, with that track record it's problem city unless they lock down

@Joseph Papilson As well as the fact she says she felt 'trapped' which could be true as her parents gave her pretty strict rules like to be home by 9pm. But this whole time she was living with her boyfriend and doing God knows when she was claiming to be studying in school and college :/

@Mariyam There were 0 issues I could  sympathize with her to led her to killing her own parents .

Yes, the parenting was strict. But if you go to the extent to faking a HS then college diploma and at the age of 24 you're given a choice to retake school or move out? I mean it's not like her parents were doing anything illegal.

If anything she's pretty spoilt

@Mariyam There were *0* issues I could  sympathize with her *to led her to killing her own parents* .

Yes, the parenting was strict. But if you go to the extent to faking a HS then college diploma and at the age of *24* you're given a choice to retake school or move out? I mean it's not like her parents were doing anything illegal.

If anything she's pretty spoilt

Yeah, the way she dealt with it was not justified, even if their were sympathetizable reasons.

Thank you and her brother didn’t try to kill his parents.

Aspire is to inspire before we expire Ohana


So many of these kids killing their parents stories after lying about their education, etc. It is almost like they go down this path, get caught, and kill parents… Rinse and repeat…


I am impressed at how many comments there are for this video.  140K when I'm coming in.


It stung me when she accidentally mocked her father's screams.

@yemi Peters I’m ashamed to say it, but I was Crying 🤣

@Randy Marsh IKR. I would’ve chosen to move out and be disowned😭

Proof that she absolutely hated her parents and felt no remorse for having them killed.

Exactly what i thought. Looks like she was Just disgusted by It, almost like her father was a silly person making noises to irritate someone, or some insect. But It was his screams in face of death. She doesnt even see him as a human.

I read this at the same time she did it 0.0

@Adam Ferguson It was the Kim Jong-un treatment of her parents that threw me 😂

@Paddys Girl oh you don’t need to apologize, it’s fine!

@tonta thank you. I couldn't remember because I was replying in the morning abs watched it the night before and was too busy to listen again before replying. I apologise

@JR7 ah right, I just thought what I did because I heard him shouting in Korean (or whatever language) and her shouting 'I'm OK'. Thanks for clearing that up. Have a great day 😊

@Paddys Girl his father knows she was with them in this fake robbery and murder, he saw her gesturing and smiling at one of them while he has been taken downstairs which is why without checking on her daughter he ran outside for help.

It stung me right at the beginning in the 911 call when her poor dad was shouting to her and she replied 'I'm ok'. The poor man was worried about her, not knowing this was her plan all along 😢


Her emotions are not all fake. Did she plan this? Yes. Is she guilty? Yes. But to pretend just because she’s guilty means she doesn’t have human emotions or can experience trauma is just ridiculous. I do not believe she cared much about her father. But her emotions towards her mother were genuine. Especially in that first interview. I have absolutely no doubt she felt bad. Probably after hearing her mothers love for her during the events. She felt bad. I also believe the event WAS traumatic. Even if it was her idea and it went as planned. It doesn’t mean it wasn’t traumatic for her. And her being startled by the closing door was genuine. The second time I think she just looked up expecting someone to come in, but the first time startled her. Because the event was traumatic. She’s never been through something like that, she’s still young. And I feel bad for how her life went. She had a horrible life, and I feel she didn’t know what to do and like she was trapped and couldn’t escape her own hell. I don’t think she wanted her mother to die. But she felt she had no choice. And I’m sure her boyfriend didn’t help, probably encouraging it. And what really bugs me about it all, is after knowing what she went through, how her parents were, they still took her fathers statement at face value. He couldn’t possibly have misunderstood anything, etc. i mean yes, granted he was telling the truth, but they had no way of knowing that. They just decided to believe this piece of shit father over this seemingly sweet and innocent little girl. This whole story is just sad all around. And I honestly hope she gets parole, and can go on to live a somewhat normal life. She deserves a second chance at life. The one she was dealt was awful. The one she was dealt was already a prison. It was like her life was a punishment for a past life… just awful. Nobody deserves that. Do I feel bad that the parents lost their lives? Yes. I don’t wish death on anyone. However, they robbed their daughter of a life too.

Completely agree, it's complicated and awful  but it's important to stop these situations from ever happening rather than just yell 'psychopathy'


This is so weird I’m watching this, because I for some reason just started really watching the Johnny Depp trail and this girl and what is being said from the narrator about her matches Amber Heard to the tee!


A is for average B is for below average 😉


If she can fake such documents, she should have gone ahead and moved out and started a criminal enterprise. She was 25 not 16.

@Kurly Kayla it is literally like everyone in the comments forget that part. She was 25. And one of the choices given to her was to stay home, under the strict regime, or do what she wanted AND BE DISOWNED BY HER FAMILY.

She still has time, after she gets out of jail.

Jen was able to fake her grades, but she had to pay someone else to make her diploma

@Hattie Pattie My comment had nothing to do with her murdering them. It was more why she didn't move out and make her own enterprise. The impetus wasn't there as much, is what I'm getting at. Clearly, though, something else was extremely wrong for this to go in the opposite direction the way it did.

Easier to fool her own family than to fool someone else.

It's different for many Asian families. The bond the child has to parent is lifelong, and many often live with their parents well into adulthood. If the parents were abusive/neglectful such as in this situation, the pressure and stakes for the kid may seem higher to them than it is for other types of families.


Lol …that’s what happens when you don’t listen.


At 10:20 she says she goes with them to her parent's room and saw them get in the drawr qnd got a "pile of money"

Then at 27:54 she states "she did not SEE anything" meaning she didn't see them recover anything from their room as if she wasn't in there with them.


this guys documentaries are objective and reasonable, but the occasional comical personal jab that he gives just to assert his disgust(and/or fascination) are amazing

@Jeryn Do you always talk like you're trying to hit the word minimum on an essay?

@Jeryn very cool and not at all condescending comment. I mean it's just a YouTube video, right, so you know it's for entertainment. Guess the "scientific method that defines your worldview" makes you a buzzkill too?

@Jeryn can you give an unsubstantiated conclusion he made? Just curious

You may feel that way now, until you earn a degree in psychology, and the scientific method that defines your worldview points out that he is not objective.  This man embellishes facts, makes unsubstantiated conclusions, and biased observations.  -  no big deal, its just a youtube video.


1:18:08 take the audio away and this looks very wrong.


I’ll never understand how we have “separation of church and state” but have to swear on a bible.

To be fair you can swear on other things, it's just the default option. I still think thats a little problematic but not quite as bad.


DONT TALK TO COPS! She could have walked out anytime. After she talked to the cops the very first time, done! She should have told them to beat it! DO NOT TALK TO THE COPS! She’d still be free if she just didn’t talk to these goofs.


Her dad visiting her in prison like “WOW. Couldn’t even do that right huh?”

LOLOLOL. U win best comment in history of comments 😆

This was so stupid I don’t know why I’m laughing 😂😂😂😂

@Christ Jesus I live in Toronto Canada and 50% is definitely a pass under 50% is an F so u r correct lol

@Uncle Fester same lol<br>In that exact voice

@Uncle Fester same lol
In that exact voice

@The Glass Master you’re right. The things people don’t know these days scare me honestly...

@Cxxxyn oh they have trust me. Why else do people think kids are getting d u m b e r with every passing generation.

@Cxxxyn no. They're actually right about that. Some schools won't even give out F's anymore. It's getting completely ridiculous

@veezuh umm? Actually that's not true anymore. That's why kids are getting so d u m b. Because they are getting pushed through school even if they are failing. Some schools won't even give out F's now. Blame the democrats. Because they are the ones directly responsible for those changes. To make all kids feel "Equal". Completely ridiculous

@Destiny Vasrani sorry if I hurt your feefees, princess

@Christ Jesus Oh Wow. Maybe America should take note 📝

@Cxxxyn In Canada, depending on where you live. British Columbia for example 50-59% is a C-. In Ontario however a C- is 60-62%, a C is 63-66% etc.

@Eurotrash RC my god i read this sentence with an asian stereotype accent in my head, it's funny but also racist, but i can't help it

@Destiny Vasrani He said "Vietnamese", not "Asians". Learn to read before you call someone a racist.

@Christ Jesus id like to know where you live that 50% is a C I would have finished high school a Valedictorian. (In Most American Public schools 59%-0% is an F)

@Karlo Joki asians in general…. Which is a race… are negatively stereotyped as offering cheap labor. Thats what i was commenting about. Go somewhere that makes you feel smart. Cause wtf😂

@Christ Jesus I obviously attended a stricter school system. 59 and below was an F when I was in school.

@Eurotrash RC i read this in a heightened Vietnamese accent, specifically the owner of shitty wok from south park

@Christ Jesus lmaooo. Shes a C- through everything

Her dads screams for help on the phone call are so sad 🥺 sorry her mom didnt make it..

She got 50%, C- as usual. We're all going straight to hell.

This comment has no business being this funny lmao

@Eurotrash RC <--This guy knows Asian parents

@+×roaminginspace×+ yess. <br>specifically Saikis head on eminems body.

@+×roaminginspace×+ yess.
specifically Saikis head on eminems body.

Haha yeah like " at first you were just a disappointment...now YOUR A FAILURE!? I MEAN COME ON MAN"


Swear on the bible in this quick manner cannot mean anything to them


Wrongfully imprisoned imho. What she did was more like self defense .


entrapment. I guess for a good cause. You'd have to be stupid to believe in the house Xray


The last interrogator fucking killed it. That was art.

I think his technique is to simply repeat the word "Okay" over and over again until the suspect would admit to being a shrubbery if they thought it would get him to shut up.

I think it was lame because she gave nothing. This guys should study psychology, they will do it better then.

She should have asked him to see the infared footage he was talking about.

Must be exhausting to talk so casually while keeping a plan in mind for so long

At his first minute he reminded me of Hank Schrader from Breaking Bad.

Fortunately most murderers are total dumbos and almost always get caught.

@Waliya Mustafa but that case was tried by a jury and not in a private court setting. People bought the sexual abuse by her father story (that wasn't even vetted/confirmed) and let her off because of it. There was so much evidence stacked against her, but idiots on the jury that ate up the emotional bullshit let her off.

100% agree. The way they handle these situations is so smart and fascinating

He was a regular Olivia Benson (on the episodes where the victim is the culprit).

@Unsaturated lol every time I see a new episode I feel the sense of rage all over again because this same GENIUS system absolutely let that bitch go.

I'm dissappointed due to how casey anthony case turned out. This system has failed to convict a criminal.


Take us back  to ur house what happened?<br>JENNIFER : these GENTLEMAN..

Take us back  to ur house what happened?
JENNIFER : these GENTLEMAN..


The video was made 1 year ago with 36 million views and only 7 comments, no no no this isn't adding up at all


I love how they make you swear on the bible lmfao okay?? I can still lie.


When she called them "gentleman" i lost it, i seriously had to laugh and say "oh no she didnt"

@sad satan Thanks ! I mean I knew that gentlemen was used to describe like businessmen etc., but I didn't know if in every day language it could be used like "cynically" if that makes sense (since english isn't my mother tongue). That's why i wasn't sure.

@SWOPNIL kalika The thing is, how on earth can you speak formal about the killers of your parents, unless you have psychopathic tendencys, which of course she has. a massive fail on her behalf.

I think that was because she felt she was in a formal setting where formal/legal language was being used and using similar language would help her blend in more and  gain trust. But obviously that wasn't a thought-out thing, she was just trying to do so semi-consciously and this one was a slip up.

@Lauretta Eck gentleman is a respectful and formal term. "gentle" "man", meaning they are gentle i guess. not literally, but it's definitely NOT the kind of word a normal person uses to describe a criminal. especially a criminal who murdered your mother in cold blood. a more appropriate word would just be "man" "perpetrator" "intruder" "robber" pretty much any term relating to criminal activities. a gentleman is a man with manners, well spoken and articulate. hope i explained it well enough for you to understand :) i would personally call them absolute fucking monsters but that's just me haha

@Lauretta Eck Generally you don't pay that kind of politeness to robbers and murderers.

@Lauretta Eck It's a formal adult male title or descriptor of and adult male who meets elevated social status . if she felt the males involved were respectable or honorable gentleman is fine, but there's no way a stranger who just shot your parents is going to deserve that, so she may be either neutral "male", "him" "second guy" or if angry, "that animal" etc.

They were gentlemen. They gently fulfilled her order.

She’s referring to imaginary black guys so to seem imaginary polite she says gentlemen. Lol

@Space Frog This is YouTube, not reddit.

@Lauretta Eck I just don’t think people who murdered your family should be called gentlemen.

In modern American English gentlemen is a positive word to describe a man, a gentlemen holds respect from others and treats others with respect and fairness and kindness.

the correct word would have been bastards, monsters or whatever negative insult you can come up with.

@Lauretta Eck the correct word would have been men or guys

@Lauretta Eck its showing someone who identifies as male respect in a formal maner

How is it considered to call someone gentleman in english ? What would have been the correct word ?

I wouldn't have noticed if not for the text that popped up


She is so beautiful, unique. A victim of social media, should have been aquited of most of her charges.

do u just exist to troll on JCS comment sections  lol


She’s getting investigated by mr mackey from southpark mmokay?


Eres un ídolo Xxlovezzz.UNO siempre en mi corazón ❤


In her back pocket you people are sickening.  Omg


Ironically, in trying to escape her parents rules she ran straight to a penitentiary. Terrible incident.

Erica Kane not emotionally. She suffered some type of trauma or PTSD and has glaring emotional problems. Like substance abuse users, child victims of physical or sexual abuse, survivors of war, her emotional maturity is not that of a grown woman her age.

negatron That’s very true and I’m glad you didn’t make that decision either. My father was a brutal narcissistic psychopath and I had my thoughts for a lot of years too. But it made more sense to me at 16 to go live in the streets. Life hasn’t been easy and there’s been a lot of painful times, but I went to college, have had a successful career and tried harder than anything to be a good mother and was always open to learning how to do better. I still messed up in some areas but nothing like my parents. My mother lived with me until she passed and I feel at peace with my relationships with both parents. It was, what it was, and couldn’t be anything more. Before my father died, I had 1 weekend with him where we hung out and talked to each other like adults who cared about each other but it was only after I wrote a letter of amends taking ownership of my part in some things, including beating the daylights out of him when I was 21. Never did I get an apology or a I’m proud of you. He wasn’t able to humble himself to saying or maybe feeling those things? He had a lot of baggage from a lifetime of reigning terror down on women and children. Having that time was as good as it was going to get and I was thankful for that. My father died the alcoholic he’d always been.

A tragedy for sure... There are no winners in this situation

A tragedy for sure... There are no winners in this situation

Growing up in that house was a prison.....<br>Now she's in a real prison

Growing up in that house was a prison.....
Now she's in a real prison

If she were a smart person she would've never believed that infrared satellite story

From what she described, I think she has a better chance of living a happy life in prison than under her parents roof.

negatron I can relate to everything you’ve said.

negatron I can relate to everything you’ve said.

@Debby Rising oh no, it's alright. I was just sharing with you guys that the situation is very complicated. I am lucky that I did not resort in killing my parents because of their very strict regime, although I would be lying  if I didn't think about what will happen if they died early (bad, I know. And I feel awful even thinking about that when I was a teen). Its hard to be in a situation like this as we don't know how to handle it. It feels like the life we are living in is not even ours because our parents are already planning it for us, and we can't afford to make any mistakes (therefore we can't learn because we can't commit ours).

Rajona Moore I’m glad you said something because it gave me an opportunity to clarify my intentions behind my words.

@Auset lol no you're right i was just kidding

@Auset lol no you're right i was just kidding

@Ashley Xu Yes, I said incident. A terrible chain of events happened. I didnt't say accident, I'm aware she planned the murder of her parents. It's terrible still.

@Debby Rising You're humility means a lot in this conversation. Thank you for your words. I hear what you're saying and it makes sense. This stuff matters and brings up big things for each of us.

Rajona Moore I re-read my words and apologized to negation for sounding cold. I was focused on the long term affects of extreme parents and how it in itself takes lives. I never meant to discount anyone’s attempt to take their own lives. I’ve lived through that too.<br>I was comparing suicide and murder as equal except they both result in death.

Rajona Moore I re-read my words and apologized to negation for sounding cold. I was focused on the long term affects of extreme parents and how it in itself takes lives. I never meant to discount anyone’s attempt to take their own lives. I’ve lived through that too.
I was comparing suicide and murder as equal except they both result in death.

Negation- I did not intend to come across as uncaring, I actually am very caring and I did not mean to discount your pain in anyway so if my words offended you, please accept my apology. I was focused on abusive and overly strict parents and making a point of the long term suffering their children may experience.

Sausage Silly? A life is a life, is it not? 1. A child so full of frustration, anger, rage, etc. finally snaps and kills their parents.
2. A child so broken by their parents rigidity who also is full of frustration, anger, rage, but takes their own life.
Lives are lost in both types of scenarios, correct? So the point I was making was either way, Lives are lost. Lives can still be lost without anyone dying too. Tiger parenting can result in horrific abuses by parents and the trauma can be life long and life taking. THAT was my point. There’s Nothing silly about it

Ashley Xu Incident, not accident. Referring to it as an incident in no way implies this was an accidental or normal thing.

@Debby Rising I hope this was meant to come across with empathy..

@Debby Rising I hope this was meant to come across with empathy..

@Em @Debby Rising

I agree. Murder lacks consent. Attempting to end your own life IS consent. It's a different situation, but grouped with the states that allow doctors to let someone, whose consented, go. Theologically, I won't end my life because I have hope, but it isn't the same as murdering someone who wants to live.

From my understanding it wasn't just freedom she wanted, there were some money she would inherit as well...

this story reminds me of Gypsy Rose Blanchard. She's probably happier in prison than she ever was outside of it.

ⓘ Official sources say this comment is false

@Sasha Herschap because you love bad boys dont you?

@Sasha Herschap because you love bad boys dont you?

incident??? oops lol i accidentally hired hitmen to my parents it happens

She could have just left to live with her boyfriend again if the motive was to escape her parents. She was 24! <br>It seems more like pent up anger as well as that they threatened to cut off supporting her.

She could have just left to live with her boyfriend again if the motive was to escape her parents. She was 24!
It seems more like pent up anger as well as that they threatened to cut off supporting her.

@Sasha Herschap I feel bad for her too.  She was for all intents being abused.

Sasha Toj no such thing as a “bad guy” or “good guy”, both sides always have redeeming qualities, both sides always have bad qualities.

Don't get caught in the weeds thinking that justice and irony are mutually exclusive. It was both.

Sasha Toj - maybe because deep down you recognize that even the “bad guys” are people too - and every person lost, even due to their own choices, is a tragedy ❤ You have a good heart.

negatron If you’ve tried committing suicide then you have attempted murder, do you not get the severity of the situation? You took it out on yourself, she did on the perpetrators. Whats the difference beside you not carrying it out?

Gray so if someone didn’t have empathy for this girl there a psychopath?

Sasha Toj because you have a heart and can feel empathy, which literally means your not a Psychopath.

Ham Burgler it was smarter than your comment though.

Ham Burgler it was smarter than your comment though.

Silky First yea but not finally free they would cut her off everything and she didn’t want that, she wanted to be free with there money.

@DawwgHouse i havent seen the full video yet so only 1/5 of the way through

@DawwgHouse she had free will as it said, she was given the ultimatum, what would she had gained from the killing of her parents

True. this is a sad case, growing up in an Asian family, I know how choking it is to live in a very strict environment, at the same time, I don't think the right solution is to kill her parents. I've tried committing suicide because of this. And it's hard to find a solution on how to do it. You want to run away, but you can't cause your parents would disown you. I just hope Asian parents would be understanding of their children.

Silky First do you not know what irony is.... she staged a home invasion to kill her parents so she can get freedom and now she’s in prison.

I wouldn’t call it irony, it’d say it’s more like poetic justice.

I wouldn’t call it irony, it’d say it’s more like poetic justice.

I get so mad at myself because my thoughts are: this poor girl will never know freedom. First from her parents, second from herself. Why do I always feel bad for the bad guy???!


if she is not at home at that moment, maybe she can build a better story


There are a lot of people evil people in this world.


okay but that dispatch operator sucks lmao


"He drives a Mercedes, and he loves that baby." absolutely sent me... what a finish to a wild sequence of events

@Thomas Ryan done, put it on my channel for proof.

it's because after all those lies she was happy that finally she can add some TRUTH to the whole narration.. she realized quickly how stupid that was

@MoreJamsThanBread i would love to see that video, if you are making a legitimate offer

Yeah that was weird as fuck to listen too, bone chilling

@Uncle Buzzy's Church of Groove yo my dad says the same thing about his car and he loves me more than it lol it’s not that deep

I read that right when she said it and it was a 4D experience.

Funnily enough, I’ve said that exact sentence. My dad’s Mercedes was his pride and joy before it blew up due to an electrical malfunction of some kind a few years ago. I remember him sitting on the sidewalk crying about the car, he loved it so much. I still have the video on my phone if you need proof of the explosion, it’s probably my wildest story

@Uncle Buzzy's Church of Groove I feel like that was the seed she wanted to plant for saying abuse and neglect despite being an adult in her mid twenties smoking crack and living off her parents

Ok, someone has to know what that clip at the end was from.

@Uncle Buzzy's Church of Groove I thought it showed that she shared his love of "aesthetics".

@Uncle Buzzy's Church of Groove She felt her parents valued material objects more than their own daughter perhaps...:( The body language conveyed sadness.

@Uncle Buzzy's Church of Groove Yes! I got that sense of resentment too.

I took it as a manifestation of resentment that he seemed to have more love for the car than for her.

Sooo weird. To me it was even stranger than the "gentlemen" comment


Why ya assume everyone act the same way???


That "Don't apologize to me" terrified me and I've done nothing to feel guilty about... I would definitely fail as a criminal!

Your channel is great! Please do Jodi Arias next!

@Dylon Allen 😂😂😂 I will probably apologize too!

@Dominic Howard psh if you're guilty too... always lawyer up and never talk to the police

That is a reid course technique... basically when you want someone to confess you don't want them to relieve the pressure by small apologies... seriously if you are innocent lawyer up and don't talk to the police

seriously! i apologize instinctively and i think it would bring me to tears if a detective confronted me like that every time i said sorry

Makes me literally just not even wanna leave my house ok

You could tell he was pissed off. She was lying and he knew it. You could tell that he wanted to strangle her himself.


If I get shot in the face and live just kill me. How the hell?


This is why my parents ever pushed algebra


Bruh it gonna be a different world in 2035 but also that's not long enough bro. TWO PEOPLE.


How the hell you know ?? Who is number 1 who is number 2 who is number 3 ??? And their voices number 1 number 2 number 3 ??


To think, in another universe she could’ve been an Olympian

She would never amount to anything, its just a story to give her something.

@Toast4tw and jennifer was the person who said it was because of mixed race, you dont know if she lied which she probably did because she wanted to justify herself against her parents. She is a pathological liar.

@Toast4tw the parents invited him to their home. The mom saw the boyfriend earlier if they were racist then they wouldnt even have invited him over. The guy was a drug dealer and probably had a bad inpression hence her parents dissaproving her boyfriend

@JD Q She literally said her parents did not accept her boyfriend because he was of mixed race.<br>Clean your ears :)

@JD Q She literally said her parents did not accept her boyfriend because he was of mixed race.
Clean your ears :)

@Toast4tw mate nothing indicates that the larents were racist, who hurt you?

But nah she decided to choose the evil ending

if she have better supportive parents. she can overcome anything

If the knee injury didn’t happen, another injury probably would have, and that may have triggered her self destruction.

idk man there are rarely any cases of mortals becoming gods

It took me way too long to realize you didn’t mean it like Percy Jackson

The little red haired girl from across the street

To think, she could have been the next Tonya Harding.........

@Colleen De koning if she was white you'd be right.

@a man why would that have happened<br> Everyone in this world is capable of murder. By your logic, if you receive anything negative that can be attributed to God, than he's trying to expose you for something you may have not even done.

@a man why would that have happened
 Everyone in this world is capable of murder. By your logic, if you receive anything negative that can be attributed to God, than he's trying to expose you for something you may have not even done.

a man Murderer doesn’t even mean anything. She didn’t kill anyone, those men did. Calm down.

@LegenDarius she was also self deprecating and suicidal. Jim usually does his research, so if trusted sources say she had potential I see no reason to doubt. Of course, potential doesn't mean everything.

@Verbal Swag Rawkey She herself admitted she was middle of the pack even before injury so I highly doubt that

Thats what I was thinking. A knee injury may have taken her from fame and glory to prison forever. Yikes,

The Pride of Canada, her family and community.


This is Lane Kim if she didn’t have Lorelai and Rory.


”Comparisons to other people” what a selfish crybaby


Obviously her parents were correct in their assessment of her boyfriend.  If he was a decent person that truly cared about her he would have done everything he could to prevent her from carrying out this evil act.

@bhavya ... because of how her parents treated her

@Roach Doodles imagine being strict parents in the 21st century and blaming the outcome on someone else

no wonder everyone is such a snowflake

@Roach Doodles yeah, but this is what happens isn’t it? You bring a child up with methods which are controlling, pressurising and without any idea of personal agency - and then are surprised that she is attracted to someone who is controlling and pressurising and that she is led by the nose by him

The thing is that a parent is suppossed to guide you. Adolescents are really rebellious so they are likely to do the exact opposite of what you <b>order</b> them to do. The parents fucked up royally every step of the way, so don't think it'd be wise to tell your daughter to stay away from deadbeats in the same way or you could end up pushing her exactly into that direction.

The thing is that a parent is suppossed to guide you. Adolescents are really rebellious so they are likely to do the exact opposite of what you *order* them to do. The parents fucked up royally every step of the way, so don't think it'd be wise to tell your daughter to stay away from deadbeats in the same way or you could end up pushing her exactly into that direction.

@Roach Doodles Dont let irony ruin your fun

@Roach Doodles why did something touch your nerve sunshine?

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Obviously her parents were correct in their assessment of her. If she was a decent person that truly cared for her parents she would have done everything to prevent this evil act

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the boyfriend woldnt agree with that if the parents were just normal people who love her dauther xd

@Arnelor Vaast and you seem emotionally invested in this story about abusive parents. Something touching a nerve sunshine?

@Roach Doodles you seems triggered tho...

Right?! Like so many people are fully blaming the parents and I'm like - bitch?

Hes a drug dealer - OF COURSE they wouldnt want their daughter dating him! Like the rest, yes they were controlling but the boyfriend thing - they were 100 percent right.

Def agree!! Not to say they were not controlling 'cause i think they really were but they even wanted to meet him so they were open to the idea of her having someone. Sometimes parents notice stuff we don't


It’s also amazing that the detectives are able to manipulate and analyze the emotions. I guess I never gave much thought to exactly how much goes into being a detective.

the key thing is to stay silent and not give them anything to work with

They are doing their job as they should. No tax dollars wasted.

yeah fr i just thought it was asking questions


I love the breakdowns of behaviors and why the suspect is doing certain things. The person narrating must be a master at criminal psychology

JCS is made up of a small team of people, but the narrator is just a narrator! He’s linked in the description! :)


Hearing the father's genuine cries for help are devastating. I'm so, so sorry to the parents. You deserved better.

@Follow jesus Christ nah. 24 years she was broken day by day  you have no idea the toll and desperation that would instill. And that narcissistic  selfish ruthless traights  were installed  by the parents. Well patented kids don't murder their parents.

@RS 7 Oh, HARD agreed! She deserved better parents. Ones who actually cared for her and treated her as loving, supporting parents should. But her parents did not deserve to be murdered the way they were, either. Just because I say the parents deserved better does not mean I don't feel the same toward Jen. She deserved infinitely better.

@HiddenGodful "Her parents weren't that abusive"...You think from a 1:45 murder interrogation video you have any idea how abusive they were her whole life???? You're so out of touch it's cringe

"you deserved better" disgusting....Some people will just never know what millions of children have to go through. Jen shouldn't have done what she did but SHE was the one who deserved better 1 MILLION percent

@Frances Prendergast Hard agreed. Definitely abusive and deserved some sort of punishment for what they did. But definitely not this.

@Frances Prendergast How do you know that's what they said? Were you in their home? Or are you just believing what this "abuse victim" ie murderer wants you to believe? Evil exists in the world, and even with an idyllic upbringing. Sometimes it's just how someone is wired. Read up personality disorders and the like.   The fact that the parents encouraged her in ice skating proves how open they were, because you don't make money in that unless you're at the very top. It shows they accepted that she was not a good student.

@HiddenGodful No, they didn't just "want" their daughter to be successful at school, they told her they'd disown her if she wasn't successful.  How can you not understand the nuance here...that is abusive and narcissistic.

@Aya Djoudi me as well. Empathetic and open minds think alike.

@Bubbles trust me I’m well aware of East Asian culture and the abuse that is so normalized over there. I don’t care how important they deem money or education, abuse is abuse, period, they were without a doubt abusive. Abuse is very deeply meddled in so many poc cultures and it’s very sad, but it doesn’t erase the fact it is still abuse

They absolutely did not deserve what happened to them and I wish she'd sought psychological help instead of doing what she did, but they were, without a doubt, abusive parents.

@kailey Not sure if you understand Asian especially East Asian culture. Money is very important in their culture and they want their children to have the best education and find the best jobs so that they earn lots of money. Billions of households in East Asia operate this way, it's even called good parenting over there, NOT abuse lol. Sure lots of kids don't meet their parents' expectations and at some point the parents accept that their child isn't all that. But they think the tough love is the only way to set kids on the right path. Remember, for centuries, Asians were dirt poor. And now they pounce on the way out of poverty: education. This is somewhat true in India too, although parents there are much more lenient. I'd put them somewhere between white parents and East Asian parents.

@Dj Pierce yeah i do thank you. it takes an open mind to know and understand that identifying what could be the cause something is not equivalent to "justifying". if anything, You are insane for not seeing the years of emotional abuse the murderer endured is what probably played a role in what she did. She is a terrible person. All killers a terrible people, that being said, let this case be ONE of the many many many many many cases that teach the same lesson. stop being abusive parents and raising monsters ! ! !

@kailey you're insane. Also you contradicted your own statement in the same sentence lol. I see you have a big brain on you there bud 😂

@Kyu Greed why do you keep bringing in their religion into this? It's irrelevant, also you literally cannot judge how bothered they are as its a written comment, you can't judge their feelings properly, also literally all they've said is it's bad to kill people, they never once said the abuse was okay yet you're dragging in their personal and spiritual beliefs as well as accusing them of defending abuse for the hot take that... abuse doesn't justify murder? Real controversial opinion there.

@kailey her parent werent that abusive. You  got fool by someone that compulsive lie for trying to justify why she did this. You can go read some articles about this case and see that not only she tried to have assurance money but she also has a brother who didnt become a murderer and that we are millions of ppl having that type of childhood and we dont murder our parents. How can people try to act like its normal for her to killing them as she didnt have other choice? I dont think wanting your daughter to not date a drug dealer that also helped her later on for the murder to happen is bad parenting and i dont think wanting your daughter to success at school is bad parenting. The only thing you could say was abusive is the fact they didnt want her to get piano lesson.

@Follow jesus Christ yet you don’t seem bothered by it. Probably because a lot of strict families are also extremely religious and treat their children like this.

@Kyu Greed murder and abuse are different things lmao.✌🏼😩💀

@Kyu Greed lmao I'm just saying that abuse isn't a justification of murder. Have a Good day✌🏼😩

@Follow jesus Christ you’re justifying abuse then. You are saying that it’s okay for the parents to abuse their child

@Follow jesus Christ ok narc why are you justify abusive parenting ?

@Aya Djoudi heh nah, if her parents are that bad, the mother wouldnt ask them to leave Jen out. she's caring obviously

To be fair she deserved better parents as well, what happened is the consequence of the over controlling upbringing of her, i can't help but think of her as a victim as well

@Follow jesus Christ alright. well I’m done arguing with you it’s not gonna get me anywhere bc you’re not understanding what I’m saying. Also, you’re a Christian.

@kailey it's literally what justification of a murder is but OK.

@Follow jesus Christ it’s not justifying at all. I said multiple times they didn’t deserve to die. But the fact is that being abusive parents is what got them murdered

@Follow jesus Christ I should have known what? Genuinely confused cuz ur not making sense

@kailey it is justifying. You should have known.

@kailey it is justifying. You should have known.

@Follow jesus Christ where was I justifying murder?

@kailey don't justify murder you'd regret.

@kailey don't justify murder you'd regret.

@Follow jesus Christ think like what… what I said is true lmfao… them being abusive is, in the end, what caused this. They raised a monster. Ofc they didn’t intend to die and they did not deserve to die. But that’s what they caused in the end.

@kailey you need help if you think like that.

@kailey you need help if you think like that.

Moral of the story, don't be an abusive parent. They didn't deserve to die but they got what they had coming for them

@Rey Palomo At least we now know that your choice was to condemn someone as a monster because you disagree with him.

@Phil Swift She should have just moved out, there's no need to murder the parents.  You need help if you are condoning murder.


Love it when the detective asks her to show how her hands could be bound and still get to her phone and she slowly takes a sip of her coffee like "okay time to go for the oscar"