okay
 how many times did the last investigator say okay ?

*okay*
 how many times did the last investigator say okay ?


Bruh this was my first JCS video glad its back up


Okay it's been a year of YT suggesting this and I finally took the bait. So glad I did.


Shit she could’ve at least showed some kind of emotion those are her parents people who gave her life


These interrogations are showing people what not to do 🤥


What’s up with the guy who laughs at the end of this video. Is he making fun of Jen? On how she was able to mask her smile on time? Gosh this guy is nuts!!😆😞


Sounds a bit nervous to me..and that breathing…yikes lol


How can we trust your analysis when you can’t even get a simple fact right when presented 2 seconds prior? Around the 14:30 mark he says the guy had a Canadian accent but you say "Caribbean" lmao,


Thank God I'm American and my parents didn't give a shit about my grades. I feel sorry for this girl


What the hell is that court sketch? Someone just drew a middle aged man and put long hair on him. I know she's a killer but man they did her dirty with that.


Host comments during the first hour of the interview are full of fluff and conjecture. As a former investigator i can say there's nothing here..yet

There’s indeed not much during the first interview, and Jennifer wasn’t considered a suspect when it ended. However, it was between the first and the second interview when the investigators learned about her double life. (Source: Jeremy Grimaldi’s book.) So by the time she arrives to the second interview (18:50), the police would already consider her a suspect. You’ll notice they’re becoming more confrontational as the second interview progresses.
But I agree with you about that fluff/conjecture thing.


maybe the second interrogator builds rapport by adopting the strict tone that her parents used with her


Shes lucky to have been interrogated by Allen Watts.


Go to Kendall Rae channel. Her video on this crime is amazing.


I don't know how these investigators do it cuz my dumb self believed her 😏


Maybe they should have loved and respected the daughter they had instead of the one they wanted. They made her, nature and nurture.


I can hear the wind and then my dad go WHAAAA..... 🤣


Of corse she won’t answer incriminating questions. Who would? She hasn’t asked for a lawyer yet and he is pretending to be supportive.


The very end though I cant lmao hahahahaahh


These things of occupational interest and future are not from the perspective of a suspect.  If he keeps on it will cause distance and revieled that he is not from her background.  She is not likely to be a supporter of piano but of street credit.


This is what happens when you're too strict with your kids. 😔 Don't so hard on your kids 😔


Even her call to the cops she sounded like she was super acting


Also the interrogation isn't doing anything for himself by touching her and that is very unethical.


1:29:50
The court artist did her so dirty


What monster kills the people who birthed and raised them!!?? And then continue to lie about it... all this "what happens to me?" When she didn't think about what was happening to her mom and dad that night.


Parents aren't wrong for having a strict mindset but you shouldn't be strict when nurturing your children. I've got hella strict parents, I sometimes get good grades and sometimes I don't but I got thru 18 and found a job, they don't give a sht no more. Also, relationships aren't a thing you should be looking before 30, U need to understand who u r and what u wanna do and also get a job ( unless ur rich ) to build a foundarion for ur future.


These are the people who make me believe in the death penalty.


Honestly JCS should move to Netflix or some other channel. The hell with YouTube


Either way he was going to charge her. Guys don’t talk even if you did do it. Just talk to a lawyer and ask for a deal because you will lose either way.


The more i watched the more i realise that people are dangerous


"gentlemen" bruh, how do you make that kind of mistake


1 hour 28min in they finally ask about a lawyer


I obviously don't agree with what she did. But parents like that shouldn't have children. You can't damage a psyche and expect no consequences. They failed to treat her like a human being and she learned that behavior.


I'm Vietnamese. I feel very sad for the parents


the inspector sounded like he went thru too much bullsht in his life


I could never put my hand on Qur'an and lie no matter what happened


That's why you allays must carry a weapon on top clipped to your trousers, or learn some martial arts.
I mean, did they even have handguns?
You should.


why do these people never ask for an attorney


“Mom! You’ll never guess what! I caught one!!! I can’t talk now, CSI is on - I’ll tell you more at bingo on Friday night!”


YouTube has asked me 30 times if I'm sure I want to watch this


1:29:50 Dam they did her dirty in the drawings lmao


You mixed up authoritarian with authoritative** Completely different parenting style. Both styles can be very controlling and restrictive, but authoritarian parenting grants more understanding and values opinions of the child, aiming to establish a fair and mutually beneficial relationship. Authoritative parents dont give af what you think, and will ground you for a year for no apparent reason simply because they feel like doing so


It’s sad that her mom was yelling for her concerned for her safety not knowing it was a set up

It’s sad that her mom was yelling for her concerned for her safety not knowing it was a set up

@Gabe Jenkins I have heard way to many story's around me of people having drug dealer boyfriends and over dosing to beleave she had a healthy relationship

@Gabe Jenkins I have heard way to many story's around me of people having drug dealer boyfriends and over dosing to beleave she had a healthy relationship

@Paul Barrett Obviously having accessibility to a murder is a red flag, but it's not like the parents (or even herself) were aware of that until last minute. And although I agree with you, who are we to say it was an unhealthy relationship? She was clearly happy if they dated for 8 years. And so what? Drug dealers exist, and I absolutely guaratantee you or someone you know has supported a drug dealer whether it be marajuana or another drug. In the aftermath, I absolutely agree that they both deserve to never see daylight, HOWEVER you have to look at all sides of the story to see what went wrong and what could be avoided.

@AY YO She did escape and did move out. Didn’t you watch the video? She basically murdered them for inheritance and frustration of how the parents gave little to no freedom for her life direction was the sole motivation. The parents were literally controlling every single aspect of her life. No intentions justify the end result of her broken psyche. I don’t justify what she’s done, however this didn’t come out of thin air.

@AY YO She did escape and did move out. Didn’t you watch the video? She basically murdered them for inheritance and frustration of how the parents gave little to no freedom for her life direction was the *sole* motivation. The parents were literally *controlling* every single aspect of her life. _No intentions justify the end result of her broken psyche._ I don’t justify what she’s done, however this didn’t come out of thin air.

@Icy Touch What does my english have to do with the discussion

@Icy Touch What does my english have to do with the discussion

@Icy Touch they treated her horribly. the emotional abuse and neglect that comes from that style of authoritarian parenting is far more than most people will ever know. Also important to note that if she did take that offer she wouldnt be allowed outside of the house unless it was strictly going to school. This at the very least suggests how strict they'd typically be. what she did was wrong, very very very wrong. but the parent's robotic treatment of her didn't help

@Rick and what does that have to do with the discussion?

@Rick and what does that have to do with the discussion?

@Icy Touch Youre way too deep into your defensive arguing considering the amounts of comments you have made.

@Icy Touch Youre way too deep into your defensive arguing considering the amounts of comments you have made.

@A Breezy Are you trolling?<br>When did i ever say her behaviour was justified.

@A Breezy Are you trolling?
When did i ever say her behaviour was justified.

@Natasha Zdilar Really? Do you know what manipulation in a family feels like? What it is? Clearly you’ve never experienced it!

@Natasha Zdilar Really? Do you know what manipulation in a family feels like? What it is? Clearly you’ve never experienced it!

@Rick you're using the word "abuse" very lightly...are you from the US? Or are you just bad at english?

@Rick you're using the word "abuse" very lightly...are you from the US? Or are you just bad at english?

@ArcticKomodo She was treated the similar to how millions of kids are treated by their parents... It's not normal to react to 'tiger parenting' with murder.

@ArcticKomodo She was treated the similar to how millions of kids are treated by their parents... It's not normal to react to 'tiger parenting' with murder.

I dont think that's true. In the video, narrator said Han told police Jennifer was walking around the house like she knows the people

I dont think that's true. In the video, narrator said Han told police Jennifer was walking around the house like she knows the people

@ArcticKomodo I feel bad for her. I feel if she was raised as a human & not a robot this wouldn't have happened.
However that doesn't mean they didn't love her in their own way. They probably raised her how they where raised.
Life is easier if you get into a high financial position & who doesn't want that for their child?
I'm empathetic all around with this one

@Patootie Did you watch the video? She is "stupid".
As for lowering the expectations, the one thing that tells me that they were open to that: they didn't throw her out of the house immediately after finding out about her lies. They wanted her to stay with them and get education, and find a job.
I honestly think that the pressure she was under was partially self-made. I had a relatively strict father, as a kid I was ashamed to tell him about the lower grades I sometimes got. As I started growing up, I realized that telling my parents what's up was they way to go. Sure, they get a little bit upset, but in the end, they understood it. If Jenny was a little bit more open about her grades, they would have understood it and helped her find the right education for her...not everyone has to be a doctor or engineer.

@Icy Touch why can't calculated and premeditated murder be called a breaking point? i think that her parents really loved her.. but couldn't convey it in a way that she could understand. so what she saw was that all they wanted to do was live vicariously through her and she couldn't stand it. i think she didn't believe her parents loved her one bit, which is what her hatred of them stemmed from. again, i do not know what their relationship was like, so this is all speculation.

@Patootie we are talking about murder here, she killed her mother and planned to kill her father, no amount of alleged academic pressure justifies that

@Patootie we are talking about murder here, she killed her mother and planned to kill her father, no amount of alleged academic pressure justifies that

@watakashe yeah, but what you just said is also "just false". You have no way of knowing how her parents actually were and how they treated her. All you just wrote are your interpretations and feelings towards a "strict strawman".
I've seen children leave "strict parents" for their bfs, and I've also seen those families reconcile after a month.
Her "breaking point" was to murder her family, take all they achieved through their life for herself, and live with her criminal boyfriend. You can't call that a breaking point...it was calculated and premeditated.
Also, the post we are commenting under talks about how in their last moments, the parents were concerned about her safety. Jenny, in her interrogations, called the killers of her parents "gentlemen". That puts things into perspective.

@Icy Touch Have you ever thought that she faked her grades because her parents refused to lower their expectations in the first place? I doubt she was stupid to resort to that <i>immediately</i> because that's ridiculous. My parents used to expect the same from me, but once I started to lack on those As, they knew that lowering their expectations and releasing pressure from me was the best way for them to support me, all the while letting me put in hard work. I wouldn't have had to fake my fuckin grades lol...

@Icy Touch Have you ever thought that she faked her grades because her parents refused to lower their expectations in the first place? I doubt she was stupid to resort to that _immediately_ because that's ridiculous. My parents used to expect the same from me, but once I started to lack on those As, they knew that lowering their expectations and releasing pressure from me was the best way for them to support me, all the while letting me put in hard work. I wouldn't have had to fake my fuckin grades lol...

@AY YO telling your kid to go to school and have a career is one thing, telling your kid to go to school and only get As and accept nothing else despite your kid unable to do so, and making your kid study excessively, is another thing, buddy. Don't oversimplify things to make yourself look right, coz it does the opposite. This goes for any parent, not just the ones from the video. Don't treat your children this way

@Sophia Buenavista i won't judge if you don't want to leave them up so go ahead.

@Sophia Buenavista i won't judge if you don't want to leave them up so go ahead.

@Sophia Buenavista if i dated a drug lord my parents would separate me. but that does not mean i will kill my parents, because i do not hate my parents. but like you said, criminals do not think like you or i. thank you for the conversation however, honestly. it was very interesting to know your perspective.

@Sophia Buenavista if i dated a drug lord my parents would separate me. but that does not mean i will kill my parents, because i do not hate my parents. but like you said, criminals do not think like you or i. thank you for the conversation however, honestly. it was very interesting to know your perspective.

@Sophia Buenavista yes, you have a point. they would definitely want to separate her, but her response to that would not have been to murder them. to murder is to cross a line of no return, and i think even she would understand that. it takes an immense amount of emotion to push someone over that line.

@Sophia Buenavista yes, you have a point. they would definitely want to separate her, but her response to that would not have been to murder them. to murder is to cross a line of no return, and i think even she would understand that. it takes an immense amount of emotion to push someone over that line.

@Gabe Jenkins the guy was a drug dealer, that is not a healthy relationship and to add onto it he was able to organise a murder I wouldnt have even gave her the choice to stay with him.

@Gabe Jenkins the guy was a drug dealer, that is not a healthy relationship and to add onto it he was able to organise a murder I wouldnt have even gave her the choice to stay with him.

@Sophia Buenavista  and also, even if it wasn't legally "abusive", they still could have been extremely hard on her, and should have noticed the stress and eased up. again, this is not to put any blame on the parents, just what they could have done differently if we could turn back time.

@Sophia Buenavista  and also, even if it wasn't legally "abusive", they still could have been extremely hard on her, and should have noticed the stress and eased up. again, this is not to put any blame on the parents, just what they could have done differently if we could turn back time.

@Sophia Buenavista where would the evidence of abusive parenting come from in the first place though? her brother, who is scarred from the fact that his little sister murdered his parents?

@Sophia Buenavista where would the evidence of abusive parenting come from in the first place though? her brother, who is scarred from the fact that his little sister murdered his parents?

@Sophia Buenavista you say that she would have killed the parents regardless because she would have made this plan with her bf "whom she loved more than her parents". my point is that if her parents were kinder, the PLAN would never have existed in the first place, because she would have NO reason to want to kill them!!

@Icy Touch <br>what she did was horrible and unforgivable and there were plenty of other routes she could’ve taken. but to say that it was just “high expectations” is just false, their method of parenting was scarring and way too strict. you could argue that jennifer would’ve never hit her breaking point if her parents hadn’t treated her that way, that she would’ve never felt so hopeless and desperate that she decided murder was the only escape. a twisted way of thinking yes, but that style of parenting clearly messed her up. don’t act as if the parents were completely in the right because they weren’t.

@Icy Touch
what she did was horrible and unforgivable and there were plenty of other routes she could’ve taken. but to say that it was just “high expectations” is just false, their method of parenting was scarring and way too strict. you could argue that jennifer would’ve never hit her breaking point if her parents hadn’t treated her that way, that she would’ve never felt so hopeless and desperate that she decided murder was the only escape. a twisted way of thinking yes, but that style of parenting clearly messed her up. don’t act as if the parents were completely in the right because they weren’t.

@Sophia Buenavista apologies because your comment did not appear as i was typing my response. but regarding your statement on facts of the case. i will once again reiterate that NOTHING can excuse the fact that she murdered. she did not win the trial because she SHOULD NOT win the trial. you need to understand that we are both on the same page when it comes to that.

@Sophia Buenavista my previous comment was based on your comment earlier. now, to answer your question "If ever she was in a household where she was loved, nurtured and her parents are very very gentle and kind. Would you think she will not kill them?" YES, ABSOLUTELY. because if they did raise her in a much kinder way, she WOULD NOT love her bf more than her parents, at least not enough to the point where she would KILL THEM.

@Sophia Buenavista jesus christ... it's not about right or wrong. it's about what could have been done to avoid it. if i had the ability to, i definitely would have bothered to interfere with their parenting strategy, because NOT EVERYONE IS THE SAME. if you go with the mindset of "people are born evil" then you agree to the fact that everyone is different. and if everyone is different, then the same parenting strategy DOES NOT WORK ON EVERYONE. why is that so hard to understand? a child's choices are only made in life AFTER the damage has already been done. now stop avoiding the question: do you think that if the parents took a different approach to parenting, this could have also been avoided? answer is YES or NO.

@Icy Touch i say that i "feel" or "believe" because i do not know many of these things for a fact. and it does matter because it's a lesson to learn for both parents and kids who have seen this video or videos of the event. i do empathize with the parents, i believe that they wished the best for their child. however, you need to understand that the place and culture that their parents were raised in are severely different from where she was raised in. these kind of parent-child relationships are often very stressful for both parties. i understand that her parents may not have taken some things into consideration, but i really believe that if they had eased up on their parenting a little, it would have made a major difference.

Not at all justifying the murder of these people and she should absolutely be locked away, however stating that there isn’t any evidence of her parents being horrible people is unbelievably ignorant. No child should be brought to suicide believing they weren’t good enough

Not at all justifying the murder of these people and she should absolutely be locked away, however stating that there isn’t any evidence of her parents being horrible people is unbelievably ignorant. No child should be brought to suicide believing they weren’t good enough

@Icy Touch I mean, she attempted suicide? They guilt-tripped her by comparing her to people she was not (blatantly admitting that she was a failure compared to them), held extremely unrealistic expectations (Doesn’t matter the circumstance, being a Grade A student is exhaustive, time-consuming and challenging), and acted like asking a 24-year-old woman to end an 8-year relationship (which she states was her only source of happiness) was a fair ultimatum

@Sophia Buenavista what i am getting at is that evil does not come out of nowhere. no she does not deserve parole. no she does not a mitigating circumstance. i agree with you on that, and i never said to "decide cases based on so called backstories". she was proven guilty of premeditated murder, and therefore she is convicted. it's that simple. my point is that both parties could have done better to AVOID this happening. you already know what the girl herself could have done to prevent this from happening. my question is: do you think that if the parents took a different approach to parenting, this could have also been avoided?

@MSFMiller you're clinging to your emotions. You feel this, you believe that...it doesn't matter. If they wanted to disown her, they could have done it the moment they found out about her lies. But they didn't, they gave her a choice, a second chance.<br>You know, I understand the empathising with the child, but how about empathising with the parents? They're also human, with their own set of dreams and plans for the future. They aren't some sort of restrictive, abusive robots.

@MSFMiller you're clinging to your emotions. You feel this, you believe that...it doesn't matter. If they wanted to disown her, they could have done it the moment they found out about her lies. But they didn't, they gave her a choice, a second chance.
You know, I understand the empathising with the child, but how about empathising with the parents? They're also human, with their own set of dreams and plans for the future. They aren't some sort of restrictive, abusive robots.

@Icy Touch yes they gave her a choice, but do you think they would have let that whole fake life ever slide? things would never have been the same, so the choice isn't as easy as you think.

@Icy Touch yes they gave her a choice, but do you think they would have let that whole fake life ever slide? things would never have been the same, so the choice isn't as easy as you think.

@Sophia Buenavista when did i ever say she was justified? i specifically said i was not trying to justify the killing, in any way at all. i never said killing was okay. if you cannot bother to read my comment, why bother to type up a response?

@Sophia Buenavista when did i ever say she was justified? i specifically said i was not trying to justify the killing, in any way at all. i never said killing was okay. if you cannot bother to read my comment, why bother to type up a response?

@Sophia Buenavista yes... killing is evil. however, what i understood from your point is that the source of the killing was due to her simply being stupid and evil. no, it is much more complex than that. and no i am not being sympathetic, just holding a neutral stance trying to understand the story from all angles.

@Sophia Buenavista yes... killing is evil. however, what i understood from your point is that the source of the killing was due to her simply being stupid and evil. no, it is much more complex than that. and no i am not being sympathetic, just holding a neutral stance trying to understand the story from all angles.

@Icy Touch i agree completely, many people are too quick to assume one or the other party is "the bad guy". she absolutely deserves life in prison, as does any other person who willingly commits murder. my guess is that her ruthlessness was stemmed from her hatred of her parents, which her boyfriend most likely helped amplify.

@ArcticKomodo dude are you serious even after she got caught lying aboit everything they still offered to take her in and pay for her to continue school. She got a massive second chance from them and this is what you think

@ArcticKomodo dude are you serious even after she got caught lying aboit everything they still offered to take her in and pay for her to continue school. She got a massive second chance from them and this is what you think

@MSFMiller as is accusing the parents of being evil without any real context. The only context that we have is this video...and it shows how calculated and ruthless Jennifer was. Inviting people to kill your parents into your house and witnessing it all,and still being calm and calculated...such a person deserves to rot behing the bars.<br>The west is full of pseudo-intellectuals, who are ready to empathise with criminals, while at the same time being very accusatory towards the police and parenting figures.

@MSFMiller as is accusing the parents of being evil without any real context. The only context that we have is this video...and it shows how calculated and ruthless Jennifer was. Inviting people to kill your parents into your house and witnessing it all,and still being calm and calculated...such a person deserves to rot behing the bars.
The west is full of pseudo-intellectuals, who are ready to empathise with criminals, while at the same time being very accusatory towards the police and parenting figures.

@Icy Touch they definitely could have helped her find a new career, but the real question is WOULD they have found a new career for her? if yes, how do you know and why?

@Icy Touch they definitely could have helped her find a new career, but the real question is WOULD they have found a new career for her? if yes, how do you know and why?

@Sophia Buenavista "her parents wanted her to do well in her studies" and the context pretty much ends at that. you don't know what her life was like beyond what the video has told you, so you would never be able to understand exactly what she was going through. things like this are never a one sided thing, and attempting to deduce a solution with little to no backstory is ignorant.

@Sophia Buenavista i am not trying to justify the killing, nothing will change the fact that she had committed a heinous crime. i am simply saying that both parties are at fault.

@Sophia Buenavista i am not trying to justify the killing, nothing will change the fact that she had committed a heinous crime. i am simply saying that both parties are at fault.

@Icy Touch Don’t waste your time on that troll. They’re probably not even a parent to begin with and they’re just projecting their childhood issues on Jennifer’s case. If they actually are a parent, I pray that their child doesn’t become a school shooter or anything messed up like that.

@Icy Touch Don’t waste your time on that troll. They’re probably not even a parent to begin with and they’re just projecting their childhood issues on Jennifer’s case. If they actually are a parent, I pray that their child doesn’t become a school shooter or anything messed up like that.

@Icy Touch so the rest of the stuff is good parenting? Remind me to not let any kids near you

@Icy Touch so the rest of the stuff is good parenting? Remind me to not let any kids near you

@Guy My guy, you're really bad at comprehending words.
a) She is an adult and they can cut her off financially, if they want.
b) Her bf was bad influence and they wanted to remove her from him. Proof of him being a bad influence: helping her kill her parents...also, drug dealer..
Shutting the contact off would have been the best solution to this situation, but hey, "parents are stupid"

@von ohnesorg You're making stuff up, dude. You may mixing something up with your own emotions toward your parents, but there's no proof that they weren't "good parents"

@von ohnesorg You're making stuff up, dude. You may mixing something up with your own emotions toward your parents, but there's no proof that they weren't "good parents"

@Icy Touch Saying every parent wants their child to be happy is just straight up not true and absolutely ignorant to parental abuse (that sometimes goes as far as parents literally killing their own children - obviously not in this case but you know.) I dont want to justify the murder of these two people, and there definitely were other options than to kill them, and Jennifer is a terrible person for commiting a selfish crime like this,
but I can't believe the amount of people calling her parents "good people" after its been made clear that she was put under extreme pressure and mental abuse by her "authoritarian" parents. They didn't deserve to die, no, but they were NOT good parents.
Sorry for my bad english, its not my first language.

@Snacksnacken She arranged the assassination after threatened to be disowned, so she could get half of inheritance. That doesn't sound like someone who broke psychologically, but meticulously planned a 3rd way out, as the narrator says in the beginning.<br>From an outside perspective, it seems that her parents could have contributed to her mental state being so fked up that she wanted them dead (her long time drug dealer boyfriend had a say in this). I've seen this story on the news so many times, especially with asian families, where the children take their own life over a bad grade or end up enacting revenge.

@Snacksnacken She arranged the assassination after threatened to be disowned, so she could get half of inheritance. That doesn't sound like someone who broke psychologically, but meticulously planned a 3rd way out, as the narrator says in the beginning.
From an outside perspective, it seems that her parents could have contributed to her mental state being so fked up that she wanted them dead (her long time drug dealer boyfriend had a say in this). I've seen this story on the news so many times, especially with asian families, where the children take their own life over a bad grade or end up enacting revenge.

@Sophia Buenavista there is a difference between being strict and being abusive. where do you think this "killer" mindset comes from? without knowing what her home life was like, you cannot accurately judge her character based solely on a single chapter of her life. nobody is born a killer, it is a mindset that develops very slowly by many experiences in life.

@Icy Touch my guy they threatened to either shut off financial help and never allow her to come home and disown her , or shut off contact with 8 year boyfriend and only leave the house to go to school

@Icy Touch my guy they threatened to either shut off financial help and never allow her to come home and disown her , or shut off contact with 8 year boyfriend and only leave the house to go to school

@iactuallydocussalil no but children that you raise to fulfill your realistic expectations don’t end up as you would put it “thinking things through” from all the trauma in their childhood

@iactuallydocussalil no but children that you raise to fulfill your realistic expectations don’t end up as you would put it “thinking things through” from all the trauma in their childhood

@ᴄʟᴇᴏʀᴀ . well psychopaths and sociopaths never really mentally think things through right.. do they ?

@ᴄʟᴇᴏʀᴀ . well psychopaths and sociopaths never really mentally think things through right.. do they ?

@ArcticKomodo bruh she didnt call her daughter to protect her in the basement or bringing her tea....

@ArcticKomodo bruh she didnt call her daughter to protect her in the basement or bringing her tea....

@MSFMiller I agree, I’ve been told on multiple occasions for the first 18 years of my life that I was worthless and mentally abused beyond what anybody should go through, but there’s a fraise “Hurt people hurt people” and when I’m struggling with life and my emotions I try to remind myself that, We have to do the best with what situation we are out in because God allowed it to happen for a reason and I strongly believe that as long as we’re still breathing we still have a purpose

@AY YO there's a right way and a wrong way to do it. her parents' parenting strategy may have worked on another kid, but it obviously didn't on her because everyone is different. childhood is the most important part of life, and having a stressful childhood can scar someone for life. you can't just move away from it and expect it to disappear because that shit sticks with you

@AY YO first of all, you don’t know what was happening in the family. You’re just mirroring the tinsy bit of information the video had given you. Breaking down relationships isn’t as simple as “they acted in good faith therefore they’re right”. Intentions don’t determine the outcome, they don’t matter as much when it comes to it. All I’m saying that there was a cause, a pent up frustration.

They were bad parents point blank. She probably killed them out of frustration

They were bad parents point blank. She probably killed them out of frustration

@Icy Touch Absolutely agree - my parents aren't slave drivers but they certainly don't want to see me 'fail at life'.  I'm sure her parents were a bit overboard, but their heart was in the right place.

@Icy Touch Absolutely agree - my parents aren't slave drivers but they certainly don't want to see me 'fail at life'.  I'm sure her parents were a bit overboard, but their heart was in the right place.

@ArcticKomodo You are not allowed to state facts here, Sir. This is the Internet after all! We prefer emotions over facts

@ArcticKomodo You are not allowed to state facts here, Sir. This is the Internet after all! We prefer emotions over facts

@ᴄʟᴇᴏʀᴀ . “the only way she could her parents” bruh they literally said she didnt have to see them again

@ᴄʟᴇᴏʀᴀ . “the only way she could her parents” bruh they literally said she didnt have to see them again

@Icy Touch exactly, but killing your parents because they gave you life and expected you to be good ? Still treated you good even when they found out many things ?! That’s creepy actually, and that’s not the point.

I wonder how would she live her life always knowing that she was behind it ? That will always haunt her for sure

@Snacksnacken  I can understand the pressure she thought she was under, but even after all her lies, they let her decide what she wants to do with her life. Every parent wants their children to be happy and have a good life, and if they have to be a little bit more strict to achieve that...then that's fair. <br>If she had been a little bit more honest about her grades, then they would have adjusted to that and probably would have found a solution. Both sides are to blame here, parhaps a little bit of misunderstanding aswell, but killing is never a solution.

@Snacksnacken  I can understand the pressure she thought she was under, but even after all her lies, they let her decide what she wants to do with her life. Every parent wants their children to be happy and have a good life, and if they have to be a little bit more strict to achieve that...then that's fair.
If she had been a little bit more honest about her grades, then they would have adjusted to that and probably would have found a solution. Both sides are to blame here, parhaps a little bit of misunderstanding aswell, but killing is never a solution.

@Icy Touch That's a bit of an onesided way to see this. I'm not defending or agreeing with her horrible actions but I somewhat understand why she broke. I'm 100% sure her parents loved her and maybe everything would've turned out differently if her parents had conveyed their love differently. It's not to be underestimated how constant pressure, especially as a young kid, can be scarring. That's of course not an excuse for what she did and she for sure had other ways to deal with her situation though.....

@Icy Touch I’m not trying to defend her and what she did was terrible and completely insane but to say her parents had “high expectations” is contradicting to what it really was and what would later on cause their daughter to think the only way she could escape her parents “high expectations” as you would put it is to kill them…

@ArcticKomodo they didn't treat her badly, they just had high expectations. Even after finding out that she was lying to them for years (diploma, grades), they gave her a chance to stay with them and get her life back on track. She decided to kill them, take their money and live with her drug dealer BF.

@ArcticKomodo they didn't treat her badly, they just had high expectations. Even after finding out that she was lying to them for years (diploma, grades), they gave her a chance to stay with them and get her life back on track. She decided to kill them, take their money and live with her drug dealer BF.

@ArcticKomodo seriously? That's what you got out of this video?

@ArcticKomodo seriously? That's what you got out of this video?

How is it sad? She's calling out to her social safety net, because that's how they treated her.

How is it sad? She's calling out to her social safety net, because that's how they treated her.


why does she pronounce 'Money' in the exact same tone and pronounciation as mr. crabs


The right to remind silent....would of worked wonders here!


That last interviewer making it seem so close, listening to this girl telling him the history of her life, how she wanted to die while her parents were to worry to help her thinking about how cool would look in the parents curriculum to have a doctor daughter. He even makes fisical contact and whispers to her when she is desperately crying.... and meanwhile trying to lock her in jail for 25 years.
Im impressed how nobody is saying somethig about it... is so disgusting... nauseous...
Is unnerving how I would prefer to imprision the investigator (or the parents) than the girl. Probably a better human been.
Even knowing she is guilty and this is a murder, we all feel how this poor girl is not dangerous to anyone, and she made a mistake, just like he tells her in her face. She will never do something like that again.
Jail shouldn't be to punish anybody like this. We sould lock up dangerous people that can't live in society. I know this is a more complicated topic, and would be a precedent to let her go after something like that. But I just really felt the necessity to mark how disgusting and unhuman is the last interviewer, and how disgusting it is that nobody is pointing at him. More than that, he is recognized and respected for what he had done. I want to vomit.

Im so sorry for you, Jennifer, I hope you get out and get to be happy.


Canadian justice system - she'll be out in no time.


Will be nice when they get these kids to help create more license plates.


3rd trip for Jenn, the detective wanted to be called Bill Gates lol


I don't get how evil people can be. No amount of money can justify killing someone. But seriously they were willing to murder two people for... $2k? So divided by 3 that's not even $700. How far does $700 get you? Plus it's Canadian dollars. Imho they all deserved the death penalty.


I couldn’t be a investigator. Hearing someone lie about something as horrible as this would be mentally scarring


I want to be a detective and take the bad guys down one at a time.

@Sub to me for no reason  Even if it's getting one bad guy off the street you know every day or every other day that's what matters to me  is getting the bad guys off the street

Good for you! We need more people in the world who want to do good.


Somehow she reminds me so much of Jodi Arias...


It's a little...no, alot, sad how many men in these comments are falling for the poor little victim angle. I think it shows how being a detective is much more difficult than ppl think. But, simps are gonna simp I guess, and I fully agree with women taking advantage of them. But not at the cost of public safety.


I would’ve been so suspicious of her the moment she called the intruders “gentlemen”. Who would call people who just murdered her mom and nearly killed their dad “gentlemen”.

Ya know, some gentlemen came to my house and politely requested a cup of tea. They were upset when my mother declined, so they justifiably shot her multiple times and took all our valuable possessions. A common thing to happen, isn't it?

@PositivyT I kept picturing thread when she would say string.

She likely was never allowed to call men anything else.

For merits when she says they used "string" to tie her up


I truly do feel for her she clearly felt like she didn’t no other options Ngl don’t agree with the pure manipulation and playing with her emotions don’t agree with that really that’s pretty low scumbag stuff


bad parents create bad children.<br>this was probably also the case with her boyfriend.

bad parents create bad children.
this was probably also the case with her boyfriend.


Unbelievable, these people came to the Americas for a better life. They wanted to raise their child(ren) in the lands of opportunity. Probably expected gratitude, and to be taken care of in their old age... but look what happened instead, smh. God help us all.


i love when poeple are so bad at lying..


This dude got literal brain damage from that shot but woke up and remembered everything. Crazy.

@Jackson Five Asians are really known for having strict upbringing but this have gone too far...

There’s different parts of your brain that have different functions, it just means the part of his brain thats in charge of memory wasn’t damaged and the drs did a good job treating him :)

Guess the game was rigged from the start.


9:21 Son unos de los Likeex.UnO

51:41 Sun: ''Hotter''
32:40 Hopi: ''Sweeter''
23:12 Joonie: ''Cooler''
47:55 Yoongi: ''Butter''

35:40 Son unos de los mejores conciertos ,
hay nomas pa ra reirse un rato y no estar triste y estresado por la vida dura que se vive hoy...ycbm 🖤
Son unos de los mejores conciertos, no puede ir pero de tan solo verlos desde pantalla, se que estuvo sorprendente  ⬇


one of the gentlemen asked my father.... bro what? LOL


Who knew Canada has satellites that can see into your house


"so he leaves jennefer alone for 3 minutes to play with her hair before he come back and charges her with 1st degree murder" DAMN😂💀💀💀

Armyyy 😂😂😂 hiii ...srsly ...armys r everywhere !!! Damn 😂😂

And they did her dirty with those courtroom drawings 😂 I was also like DAMN

Jen: "Do you have to leave?"
Detective: "I'm just going to talk to these officers real quick."
Narrator: "The next time she would see the detective was at her trial."


45:32 i cant believe bill gates made a cameo


6:36
It's funny how we push religion on to people


If a professional interrogator wants to speak with me, it won't be without my professional legal help. And probably not at all.


What I dont understand is her boyfriend is supposed to be a drug dealer criminal with street smarts, he obviously had connections with the underworld but he didn't tell Jen to quit talking to the police??? I don't get it!?!? After the first time that shud have been it, Jen should have said "look I told you everything I know, I'm way to traumatized, I can't sleep I can't eat I cant remember what I did a few hours ago I'm not talking to you guys anymore. If I remember anything else jll contact you otherwise leave me alone" and that's that. Just should have said she was traumatized can't remember anything and I'm not reliving it anymore


I've just found this golden channel during the fucking exams🙂


“i dont want to say the wrong things” you just ratted urself out