Her mom was probably more worried about her daughter that night then herself. In a way I’m glad she never had to know the truth.

Her mom was probably more worried about her daughter that night then herself. In a way I’m glad she never had to know the truth.

@Swearing Priest I agree with you that what she did was definitely an abnormal response and I don't encourage her behaviour or normalize it.  My main comment was directed to those who were supporting the parents and were empathising with them. I just feel that she never got what she was supposed to as a daughter and these people freely judging her for her mistake and trolling her is in bad taste. I don't believe that what she did was right but I don't think that we should try to make ourselves feel like we're better people by belittling her. Also in the end, i feel bad for the fact that the first ever person she opened up to in her entire life, turned out to be a detective who's collecting evidence against her. Its his job and no shade on that. But i just feel bad for her in this one aspect alone. It's easy for us to judge people and roast them or hate them for their mistakes. I just wish we could understand the mistakes made by both parties and not empathize single-handedly with one alone. It's not like the parents were good people either.

She will know the truth in the afterlife

She will know the truth in the afterlife

@GuessWHOsGoing2Jail2Nite Ok I have friends that I've known for years. I have that says, "You never tell anyone anything." In honesty I know more about them than they do me.

@Allan Couceiro I'm American and when my kids were in school I was on them to pay attention and get decent grades, watch the people you hang around. I told them if you don't graduate, or you end up dumb from not learning anything that is your burden to bear. After 18 I am no longer taking care of you. Day food is not going to pay your rent. I drilled this into them all their life since Junior High School. So it's not just immigrants. Parents have been there and done that. Any parent with their grain of salt want their children to succeed in life. No parent wants to die knowing that their child/children are on earth struggling or suffering. It's not a beautiful life.

sadly, the contrary is more likely.

as pointed out by another comment, the fact that the father's testimony mentioned that her daughter talked and walked freely with the invaders means her mother undoubtedly also saw it and knew she was in it, thus passed away after the shot knowing it was her daughter's doing.

@Swearing Priest u can think so, however, thats not how it is... truth cannot be bend.

@Swearing Priest u can think so, however, thats not how it is... truth cannot be bend.

@Ron M not possible how? Under what logic is it not possible? Could you not be made up entirely of your own mind. Hence your brain and therefore when it perishes, so to do you.

@Swearing Priest no... thats not possible. U are conciousness... I read this and i actually think this is true. The world u create here and the way u are is the world u will go to. What u fake about urself will indeed die and be left behind.

@Ron M but if you believe in nothing and you receive nothing....would you even know to wake up? It'd just be nothingness right? No consciousness or stimuli from the outside. Maybe that'd be peaceful

she did... after she died. Dont assume there aint nothing after death or u will wake up in complete darkness. Since that is what u believed..

she did... after she died. Dont assume there aint nothing after death or u will wake up in complete darkness. Since that is what u believed..

@Rhoshiny B H I just feel like that take is a bit of a stretch. I hung out with a girl from a middle eastern family in college. They were extremely strict and set very high expectations. The girl was 22 and not allowed to leave the house except for college or going to one of her good friend's house. She didn't murder her parents lol. In fact she loved them a lot but chose to lie. I think the lying is a normal response. You distance yourself from your parents in anyway possible. The murdering of the parents is where we deviate from normality. We don't know the whole story, you are right about that. I still find it more likely the girl has some chemical imbalance which made it easier to come to the decision to murder her parents.

I mean, I don't know if that's entirely true. Her dad said that she WASN'T tied and was walking and talking to the intruders like she knew them. I think her mother might've had a hunch she was involved.<br>You can also call into question the totalitarian control of her daughter, saying she would go as far as disowning her; I think her daughter's well being might not actually be her 1st priority. ( this is just my hypothesis, I know that Vietnamese culture is different to American culture so I can't say for certain, just explaining how I'm interpreting it.) Obviously, Jennifer hated her parents and im sure her treatment was a major cause and she believed her mother DIDN'T love her, so she wasn't regretful about killing her.

I mean, I don't know if that's entirely true. Her dad said that she WASN'T tied and was walking and talking to the intruders like she knew them. I think her mother might've had a hunch she was involved.
You can also call into question the totalitarian control of her daughter, saying she would go as far as disowning her; I think her daughter's well being might not actually be her 1st priority. ( this is just my hypothesis, I know that Vietnamese culture is different to American culture so I can't say for certain, just explaining how I'm interpreting it.) Obviously, Jennifer hated her parents and im sure her treatment was a major cause and she believed her mother DIDN'T love her, so she wasn't regretful about killing her.

The truth is we don't know. The truth is we don't know if her mother was worried about her daughter that night or if she was more worried about the fact that her daughter wouldn't live to satisfy her expectations. I don't believe what Jennifer did is correct considering the fact that she still had a choice. But I would not feel pity for her parents because their upbringing and the shear lack of emotional support is what made Jennifer like this. It's one thing to have expectations from your children but it's totally a different thing to give them absolutely no mental peace. Being an Asian myself, I know what this feels like. To me, it's much more heartbreaking that the first time Jennifer has ever opened up to someone is in a freaking investigation to a detective who is trying to gain evidence against her. That's more sad to me. Her parents don't deserve this but they're what started this whole psychopathic behavior in her daughter. All of them are criminals in their own way.

@Alexis TwoLastNames nothing wrong with a little bit of manipulation.

@Alexis TwoLastNames nothing wrong with a little bit of manipulation.

@Fresh Air noice. 👈🏼😎👈🏼 thanks for the sub

@Fresh Air noice. 👈🏼😎👈🏼 thanks for the sub

@Fresh Air agreed lol. i’m trying to find a balance.

@Fresh Air agreed lol. i’m trying to find a balance.

@Alexis TwoLastNames lmaooo ik I'm not paranoid about life but my comment wasnt wrong either🗿. Safest life is a boring one

@Alexis TwoLastNames lmaooo ik I'm not paranoid about life but my comment wasnt wrong either🗿. Safest life is a boring one

@GuessWHOsGoing2Jail2Nite yeah I seen that one 😶🗿

@GuessWHOsGoing2Jail2Nite yeah I seen that one 😶🗿

@Fresh Air you can also be murdered by strangers. fear keeps you from enjoying, and this is coming from someone who doesn’t date due to fear of commitment lol

@Swearing Priest subtle manipulation? do you hear yourself? maybe if they had helped her thru her traumatic knee injury rather than doubling down on her being perfectly successful, things could’ve been better for her and them. but, immigrant parents do want the best for their kids and can often be overbearing as a result, and none of this excuses actual murder, but i do think your idea of good parenting may need some work.

If she had so much love for her daughter she wouldn't have driven her to murder her own parents, I'm not justifying what Jennifer did at all but you have to think if the parents loved Jennifer and treated her like they loved her, this tragedy wouldn't have happened.

@Lone W yeah. Drug dealers do not typically give good first impressions to parents who expect pharmaceutical or medical school for their child lol.

@Julia Dilinskas
Pushing someone this hard isn't out of pure love... This is also about wanting their child to be "successful", no matter what the cost.
This was 100% a result of bad parenting of a child who was likely mentally deficient.

@Peezy Bryan if she'd snuck out that night and stayed out til late then came home and * found * her parents dead ya think she'd of had a better chance at not even becoming a person of interest and maybe being a free agent today ??

@Ernestine Maloy lol smh 😆 if you talk your boyfriend or whoever into murdering your parents youre just as bad as the one who did it I.m.o. thanks but wasn't tryin to be funny lol.

@Homosapien .a They're all the "bad guys"

@Homosapien .a They're all the "bad guys"

@Allan Couceiro Sure but that doesn't justify murder

@Allan Couceiro Sure but that doesn't justify murder

Even though she knew her daughter was a big liar and almost couldn't stand her anymore, she still begged the robbers to spare her life. Shows how much love a mother could have to their child. Yet there's people like Jennifer who ruined her own life and her family's life for the sake of her evil selfishness.

@Swearing Priest her parents didnt know he was a drug dealer. Only that he was mixed race and that they didnt like him upon first impression. Its common tho

@ana mane ortiz that was the fake story.

@ana mane ortiz that was the fake story.

@Dijango001 in a word Canada is NOT vietnam...

@Dijango001 in a word Canada is NOT vietnam...

@ana mane ortiz how do we know this every other word out of ms. Fan pans mouth was a lie maybe she lied about that too..

@ana mane ortiz how do we know this every other word out of ms. Fan pans mouth was a lie maybe she lied about that too..

Her father testified that her daughter was actually walking around free and talking with the intruders, i doubt they didn't figure out the truth.

Her father testified that her daughter was actually walking around free and talking with the intruders, i doubt they didn't figure out the truth.

She knew.  The father said she was chatting with them like friends.  Next time don't take the liar's story as fact.  Mom knew before she died.

She knew.  The father said she was chatting with them like friends.  Next time don't take the liar's story as fact.  Mom knew before she died.

There is life after you die..that’s what I belive. And I’m sure her mother listened every single word of hers and descovered the truth. However , I really hope she is in a good place , I hope she found peace🙏

This is all so sad all over a boyfriend her mother knows now up in heaven that she set the whole thing up what a shame and her poor Dad all because she didn't want to live by the rules haven't strict parents is good in some ways all they wanted was the very best for their daughter and she turns around and has her mother murdered and her father almost murdered shame on her she better get on her hands and knees everyday every minute every second of the day and pray for her forgiveness she doesn't seem like she cares at all not one tier you can see she's trying her hardest to cry what a shame May her mother rest in peace gone but never ever forgotten and I hope her father has a full recovery sorry for your loss

The dad however did have to know the truth...

The dad however did have to know the truth...

Ikr, ppl said that the parents don't love her. But if they don't love her, they probably kick her out the moment they learned she lied about schooling and getting a degree but they gave her choices.

@Ghosty Frost lol oh my bad. You weren't replying to me. Damn YouTube updating me on shit that doesn't involve me

@Ghosty Frost lol oh my bad. You weren't replying to me. Damn YouTube updating me on shit that doesn't involve me

@Ghosty Frost no body said she ways. Literally no one here. So who are you arguing?

@Ghosty Frost no body said she ways. Literally no one here. So who are you arguing?

Yeah after she disowned her for not following the path she demanded.  She was no saint either

Yeah after she disowned her for not following the path she demanded.  She was no saint either

@Carla Stone I know. Poor guy. The manipulation spell she had on him was strong...lol

@Carla Stone I know. Poor guy. The manipulation spell she had on him was strong...lol

@Horsi lol I'm just saying bro. I have solid friends with over bearing Asian parents who did not murder them. They found other ways to rebel. It is more nuanced than "they pressured her too much."

@Swearing Priest of course they went somewhere wrong down the line. They put way too much pressure on her.

@Swearing Priest of course they went somewhere wrong down the line. They put way too much pressure on her.

@GuessWHOsGoing2Jail2Nite Yeah, but for a minute he looked like he wanted to believe it!

@GuessWHOsGoing2Jail2Nite Yeah, but for a minute he looked like he wanted to believe it!

@Fresh Air lmao - you not lying. Have you watched the one where the wife hired a hit man but didn’t know she was arranging the freakin hit with an undercover cop, who ended up telling the husband and showing him the recording? That b!tch gone tell her husband: “Are you really gonna believe a video recording over what I’m saying?”<br>Lmaooo - like yooooo - wtf bruh??? 😂😭People get caught right in the act and still try to be fake asf. That’s why I keep my circle small and even then I keep a lot of personal information like finances and sh!t to myself...lol

@Fresh Air lmao - you not lying. Have you watched the one where the wife hired a hit man but didn’t know she was arranging the freakin hit with an undercover cop, who ended up telling the husband and showing him the recording? That b!tch gone tell her husband: “Are you really gonna believe a video recording over what I’m saying?”
Lmaooo - like yooooo - wtf bruh??? 😂😭People get caught right in the act and still try to be fake asf. That’s why I keep my circle small and even then I keep a lot of personal information like finances and sh!t to myself...lol

BS. If she was ever worried about her daughter she wouldn’t have neglected to talk to her about her dreams, what the daughter really wanted to achieve and have in her life.
This girl was abused, ignored, controlled, neglected, by her wacko parents.
Of course she shouldn’t have murder them.
But i can’t even understand how someone would lead their own children to get to the point of even fantasize about that.
It’s effin horrible.

Damm cant even trust your damn kids. Everything in life is dangerous. Having a girlfriend is fuckin dangerous this channel makes me rethink what people I talk too. Guide book to a safe life.. have no friends have no kids have no wife or girlfriend never go out at night. Never step on someone's airforce never bump into anyone never have any emotional love for anyone not even your parents they have been murders aswell...🗿

She probably does cus hearing is the last to go. I watched another documentary that said one the dad came out the coma, he was able to tell detectives that his daughter was walking around and talking with the suspects. Thank God at least he survived to tell about it.

It was discussed that her father said that  Jennifer was in fact walking around and talking to the intruders as if they knew each other or they were friends. So I believe the mom also saw this. She is just isn't here to say so anymore. 😔

I think the parents were mistaken in their methods, in a way parents create their children. Often the Parents are not at fault, but in this case they are definetly responsible for the psychological state of their daughter.

@Allan Couceiro I'm very aware and I disagree with the parenting method. I know and am friends with first generation Vietnamese and Thai. However, I don't excuse her decision making. I meant, if my wife and I were her parents, we wouldn't disown her but she would have been under much stricter scrutiny the moment we found out she lied about grades and discovered the nature of her boyfriend. It may be wrong but phone and internet conversations would be monitored and subtle manipulation would be employed to correct the behavior as best as possible.

@Swearing Priest wait, who do you mean when you say "she wouldnt have an option"?

@Swearing Priest wait, who do you mean when you say "she wouldnt have an option"?

@Swearing Priest I don't think you understand the pressure brought to bear by parents on children from the Vietnamese culture, especially recent immigrant families.

@Allan Couceiro 24. High school failure. Drug dealing boyfriend. She wouldn't have an option.

@Allan Couceiro 24. High school failure. Drug dealing boyfriend. She wouldn't have an option.

Too bad her mum didn't worry about ruining her daughter's life, with their unrealistic expectations, and controlling her with ultimatums.

Too bad her mum didn't worry about ruining her daughter's life, with their unrealistic expectations, and controlling her with ultimatums.

@ana mane ortiz jen couldve lied about that. If the dad saw Jennifer walking around with the robbers, then her mom probably did too

@ana mane ortiz jen couldve lied about that. If the dad saw Jennifer walking around with the robbers, then her mom probably did too

Really good point. Had not thought of that. The realization that your child rather you dead. UGH......

Really good point. Had not thought of that. The realization that your child rather you dead. UGH......

Awww this is sad to think that her mum never knew it was her daughter that got her killed 😟 but all along she probably was worrying the hole time if her daughter was going to get hurt   but you have to think what would she have been going through to have wanted them dead... She must have felt so controlled to the point where she couldnt take it anymore that doesn't make it right what she's done tho xx

her mom actually pleaded to the "robbers" to not hurt their daughter ):

her mom actually pleaded to the "robbers" to not hurt their daughter ):

Yeah. I wouldn't want to know that shit.

Yeah. I wouldn't want to know that shit.

Yeah it’s really awful that she had so much love for someone who was fine with just ending her life

Yeah it’s really awful that she had so much love for someone who was fine with just ending her life


I’ve learned a couple things from watching all of the JCS videos
1. Don’t commit crimes
2.  ESPECIALLY don’t murder people
3. Most importantly if you find yourself in this kind of situation, LAWYER UP SAY NOTHING. Regardless of if you’re innocent or not, talking to detectives can very easily escalate to you incriminating yourself without you even realizing it. Those detectives are not there to help you

@Abigail McCarthy  I hope you’re doing well u got lucky

@Abigail McCarthy  I hope you’re doing well u got lucky

That's what my lawyer told me when I was involved in a drug investigation. I had bought drugs for someone I loved and he died. During the first investigation, I needed someone to talk to about his death and the detective took advantage of my emotional vulnerability. I was fortunate enough to be able to afford a lawyer who gave me the life-saving advice to remain silent. Many people in my same situation are not so lucky and end up spending 25+ years in prison for just being a drug user.

so learning not commit crimes and murder people was because of watching JCS shouldn’t that be common knowledge 😃

@Nirash by the third time they pulled her in it’s obvious she was a suspect. should’ve pulled in a lawyer.

@Nirash by the third time they pulled her in it’s obvious she was a suspect. should’ve pulled in a lawyer.

I can only speak for how things are here in the States, but lawyers (and cops, when they choose to be honest about it) flat-out tell people the only thing you should say to police is, "I want to speak to a lawyer".

@BlueRain Tysm!! That was really helpful!! 👍🏻. So, generally, do criminal psychologists usually only work to like profile the criminal when they have no idea who the suspect could be? Or in other places too? Like what other job can they do if they specialise in criminal behavior  Plus, if I were to be a professional criminal psychologist, can I be an interrogator only? Like not a detective but only for the questioning part?

@Blue eyed Eurasian What happened to "if you cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed for you before any questioning if you wish"?

@Krystal Interrogators and detectives do have extensive training in psychology before they get the job. Not just a criteria to be an interrogator in the first place, but they get regular follow up training, and refresher courses. It's a shame most other videos have been taken down, but if you have a look and manage to find them (I don't want to risk going against Youtube ToS by sharing links here. but they are out there), you will see that every detective and interrogator is very skilful at getting the suspect to let their guard down. So, yes, Psychology is very much part of their job.

And no, it's not a stupid question. Maybe not strictly speaking criminal psychologists per se, but quite similar. And when needed, they do get help from dedicated criminal psychologists who specialise in criminal behaviour.

I have a stupid question, can the interogators be considered as criminal psychologist? Like I want to have an idea of what they're job is? Like is it the job that the interogators are doing or what this YouTube guy is doing?

@White Crow I highly recommend another equally, if not more intriguing case: Casey Anthony. Now, in her case, she was named a suspect very early on so she got a lawyer right away. I'd say, the biggest benefit Jennifer would have gotten out of getting a lawyer is time. Get her story straight, practice. If she was smart enough, yes, possible she could have gotten away. Not because the court believe she was innocent, but lack of usable evidence.

However, you have to be extremely skilful at lying and manipulating. Jennifer couldn't even maintain the same emotional state during the interviews. Unlike Casey, there is no way Jennifer could have gotten away even with a lawyer. The two are in different leagues miles away from the other.

@Rust better than nothing, but a lot of times they push you to take a plea.

@Rust better than nothing, but a lot of times they push you to take a plea.

Yeah that, “if you’re innocent you have nothing to worry about” is complete BS.

Yeah that, “if you’re innocent you have nothing to worry about” is complete BS.

in canada you cant stay silent like in the us waiting for a lawyer, LOL its not the same

in canada you cant stay silent like in the us waiting for a lawyer, LOL its not the same

@Nirash it doesn't matter if it's "suspicious" they'd need more than just a feeling of suspicion to charge her. Police say that all the time. She should've been short with her answers and lawyered up immediately, especially when she came in for the third time.

@Blue eyed Eurasian I googled thiiss!!! "If the person cannot afford the services of counsel, he must be provided with one. These rights cannot be waived except in writing and in the presence of counsel. Sec. 14 (1) No person shall be held to answer for a criminal offense without due process of law."

@Joseph Santos I’m so polite that I will be uncomfortable saying that. They will try to convince you and say that you are not in trouble etc…

@Joseph Santos Innocent people typically don't already have lawyers, so if they wish to ask for a lawyer, where do they find one at such short notice?  Do they browse the internet to find and call around or is the best immediate option to simply take whichever defence lawyer they assign to you?

@Des Qua They don't assign you a lawyer. You only have the right to a lawyer when they arrest you and read you your Miranda rights. The first time an investigator brings you in for questioning, they make it very clear that you're not under arrest and they only want to talk. This is a tactic used to get people (innocent or not) to talk.

By the time you walk into that room, you should have your own lawyer present. If you find yourself in a room like that, simply stand up, thank them, let them know you'd like to help, and you'll do it when you have your lawyer present, and walk out.

The first thing they always explain to you when you're in that room: "We brought you in here so you can help US find the truth/killer/etc".
YOU are there for THEM.
They are not there for you.
Whether you're guilty or innocent (especially if you're innocent!) You need a person in that room that will be there for YOU.
That person is your lawyer.

@Des Qua the only difference is that if you get the private lawyer, you probably know them and are good friends with them. A public lawyer will try just as hard, hopefully, as a private lawyer. Also, normally private lawyers are paid more than state provided lawyers since they decide how much you have to pay them. But public lawyers are very good to have if you dont have the money for a private lawyer. any lawyer is better than no lawyer. public lawyers have studied just as much as private lawyers and have gone through college and law school just like private lawyers.

@Commander_Ninja Why didn't they read her the miranda rights at the start?  I know that they wish to catch her and make her talk a lot, but isn't it mandatory to read the rights or by when should they do it?

@U U but what is the difference between the two lawyer? Is one more inexperienced or does the public lawyer invest less energy?

@Des Qua they dont assign you a lawyer. the cops get no choice on who your lawyer is. there are lawyers that are hired as free defense attorny's by the state/court. The state pays them to defend you.

True but what to do when they assign you a lawyer?

True but what to do when they assign you a lawyer?

@Muhammad Ahsan not from the perspective of the dude that got caught. From his/her perspective, going to jail is the last thing they want. so yeah, from an objection viewpoint, if youre in that position, whether you are innocent or not, you should get a lawyer.

dude wtf you mean by 'innocent or not'. if you committed a crime you deserve jail.  its betteer if you get caught

dude wtf you mean by 'innocent or not'. if you committed a crime you deserve jail.  its betteer if you get caught

@Blue eyed Eurasian gettting a defense attorney is free. At least I’m the us. It’s in the constitution. The state gives yo us defense attorney if you don’t have one and the state pays for him or her. It’s in the Miranda rights that they read to you when you get arrested. You have the right to an attorney. If you cannot afford one, one will be given to you by the state.

yeah, thats wild how long and how many occasions she spoke with them without a lawyer.  she had no clue.

yeah, thats wild how long and how many occasions she spoke with them without a lawyer.  she had no clue.

Kinda wish every true crime doc had in big bold letters on the screen at the beginning of these, SAY NOTHING GET A LAWYER, so everybody and their GD brother would not have to keep saying it every other fucking comment of every true crime doc ever made!! Fuck.

in america it might be best to lawyer up but in Canada cops cant lie to you to get a confession its illegal, in the USA they can they fla tout lie which in turn leads to false confessions but americans as usual dont understand such things...if the cops are breaking the rules or unjust themselves the situation will always be unjust unless the confession itself is brought on justly. just saying cops are suppose to be the good guys. lying doesnt classify as a good thing

how could you inciminate yourself if youre innocent?

how could you inciminate yourself if youre innocent?

@Blue eyed Eurasian UNBROKE YOURSELF. LAWYER UP

@Blue eyed Eurasian UNBROKE YOURSELF. LAWYER UP

The Supreme Court has stated implicitly you should never speak to police. Invoke the 5th and 6th and shut up.

The Supreme Court has stated implicitly you should never speak to police. Invoke the 5th and 6th and shut up.

@melissasw64 Sooo many people are falsely accused because of other people's opinions of their reaction to shock and grief. NEVER speak to police without a lawyer.

Also don't commit a crime in Canada, its all so public, even if you're not guilty and just a victim or a witness it can be scary

I wonder if she had a lawyer would her still got caught?

I wonder if she had a lawyer would her still got caught?

@Nirash she has to just apologetically say no. I wish I knew this

@Nirash she has to just apologetically say no. I wish I knew this

I'm a person who gives too many details whether I'm being honest or lying. In most cases, I'm rarely believed when I'm actually honest 🤣 I've learned real quick that I will never speak with the police for the sake of accidentally incriminating myself.

@Nosy Wendigo have you ever heard of sarcasm?

@Nosy Wendigo have you ever heard of sarcasm?

@Nosy Wendigo yes I'm not. Can you explain now 😅

@Nosy Wendigo yes I'm not. Can you explain now 😅

@Commander_Ninja can you explain why specifically if you're innocent?

@Commander_Ninja can you explain why specifically if you're innocent?

@Nosy Wendigo if your arrested you goto jail reguardess of status thats how the system works , if your lucky you can post bail if not u stay there until court date. i agree with the lawyer part of course you need to do that anytime your involved in the legal system.

way to ruin it for detectives trying to do there jobs

way to ruin it for detectives trying to do there jobs

@Bobby Maldonado Can't they just use a public defender then? They're not as good but it's better than nothing.

@Bobby Maldonado Can't they just use a public defender then? They're not as good but it's better than nothing.

@Nosy Wendigo If I didn't do it, he won't be able to get enough evidence for a grand jury or for the DA, because---I didn't do it.

@Commander_Ninja bro FRRRRRRRR ID BE FUCKING UP SM JUS OUT OF PURE ANXIETY

@Commander_Ninja bro FRRRRRRRR ID BE FUCKING UP SM JUS OUT OF PURE ANXIETY

If I was innocent I would certainly talk to police.  I would want to clear myself so we could get on with finding who really did it.  But if I was in any way involved,---yes--shut up.  These detectives are good at getting at the truth.

@Nirash yes it would have been very suspicious, but she could have cut it off after the first interview and went to a shrink and claimed it was too traumatic and blah blah blah. But her biggest  mistakes were 1 trying to murder her parents 2 not making sure they were both dead 3 assuming that she was smarter than the collective minds of law enforcement.

That’s what I take away too. The tactics they use are manipulative and arguably necessary BUT she still probably would have done better with an attorney.

The thing is that in Jennifer's case it'd come of really suspicious if she'd refuse to talk to the investigators. Especially when her description of the case would drastically help the police to find justice for her "beloved" parents. She probably thought that she'd just fake a few emotions and  come up with a solid storyline in order to be good

@Blue eyed Eurasian that's how they get some many ppl

@Blue eyed Eurasian that's how they get some many ppl

@Commander_Ninja You're screwed if you're broke

@Commander_Ninja You're screwed if you're broke

Should you shut up and get a lawyer? YES<br>Even if you're innocent? ESPECIALLY IF YOU'RE INNOCENT

Should you shut up and get a lawyer? YES
Even if you're innocent? ESPECIALLY IF YOU'RE INNOCENT


Why are all the videos being taken down??? This is rubbish from @youtube. Are they going to remove all the true crime channels now??


1:10:20 wait, why didn't she just live with her boyfriend then? Doesn't make sense to me..


Where have all of their videos gone? I was watching one and suddenly it went private.


Ok but him rubbing her back is super cringe 😬


Markham? York Regional Police? All familiar terms for me. Living near there.


17:34 that's not a smile guys, come on, besides, if she was always studying she would exhibit elements of asocial behaviour, so at this point I am not suspicious at all

25:13 she meant that she said that in the first interrogation

The things that did bother me, however, were the way she said "he loves that baby" about Mercedes of her dad's, and the way she imitated his moaning earlier on


Just admit please 🙏, as your asked your involvement, but yet you say no


I'm so sad this stupid platform has removed most of the videos from this channel!

could you introduce us to a better platform please


Why am I on a marathon? :S this appeared on my recommendations, I have seen her case before but not this detailed, people is so evil

@RetroRogue I’m glad to see that I wasn’t going crazy or anything. If I recall correctly there used to be 10+ vids on this channel. The legend of Jeff was memorable, sad to see it’s gone

@RetroRogue really? I thought there were only 5 vids

I would watch the last 4 videos left of JCS if you haven't quickly. Almost all the videos are gone.


Campy wise yes. Legitimately no. I knew she was guilty within 5 minutes.


The way she responded to the question about her dad’s Mercedes is like a perfect little snapshot of this entire family’s emotional state. That was the most honest response she gave to any question.

@Woofer McWooferson quite right,  my mistake

@CannedGoodness Not money - the LOVE of money is the root of evil. Greed is most definitely not good. Peace and love.

Money is the root of all evil as they say. If wealth and success is all you care about,  this kind of situation is not even surprising.


whos the guy that does voiceovers? i cannot find his chsnnel and i love his voice!!


This is so heartbreaking. Two different stories of people being horrible. Two parents emotionally and financially abusing their child for her entire life. One child staging a break-in, plotting two murders for her parents. Nothing excuses the way those parents messed with her life and made her feel. Nothing excuses her trying to kill them. She didn’t deserve the pressure and abuse. They didn’t deserve to have attempts on their lives, one which was successful. I am so furious with all three of them, and so sad for all three of them.

exactly, i couldn’t describe my feelings about this case in words but u did it for me 😭

@Lilith Jade the extent of abuse is not the only thing u need to focus on, it also has to deal with how much she can take. Some people go through abuse and can cope with it effectively to the point they do not become liars and dangerous human beings. Others become Jennifer

it just makes me wonder tho <b>HOW bad</b> was she abused and pressured to where it got to the extent that she was altering her report cards and forging college acceptance letters? like that must have been a crazy amount of pressure if she really felt the need to do that.

it just makes me wonder tho *HOW bad* was she abused and pressured to where it got to the extent that she was altering her report cards and forging college acceptance letters? like that must have been a crazy amount of pressure if she really felt the need to do that.

wow you’re the only one who seems to have a logical and morally unbiased approach to this. everyone else in the comments seems to only look at this through one perspective or another. no one is just one thing and not everything is black and white. we don’t know what these people were really like. i feel bad for both parties.

This!!! Yes!!!! Her parents were abusers. And Jennifer in turn, returned that abuse in her own way.


I hate to see cute little girls throwing there lives away like this<br>IDK why she just didnt stay with her boyfriends family and ghost her parents

I hate to see cute little girls throwing there lives away like this
IDK why she just didnt stay with her boyfriends family and ghost her parents


1:07:56

she was pissing me off when she's playing w her hair idk why


JCS, what happened to all your other videos!? They are no longer on the channel.


I hope that the second she called the intruders “the gentlemen” the investigator had major red flags. Us Canadians aren’t THAT nice.

@Whoever my mans really simping for a murderer

@DARK SIDE yea because preferring people to be both honest and good at the same time is impossible, right? lol

DARK SIDE no, some people want other things. Not trying to be rude but how old are you?

DARK SIDE you are not more real just for not following laws, norms and culture. Most people really dont want an anarchist society. You dont have to do the opposite of most people to be real.

@DARK SIDE like i said, you can hate people who arent genuine, as well as people who are mean, at the same time. not sure why this is hard for you to wrap your head around

@DARK SIDE you can be nice to someone and mean what you are saying and doing lol

Love how you picked up on that! “Gentlemen” struck me as strange too and I attributed the politeness to her Vietnamese background, not Canadian! 🤷♀ (as someone else pointed out in the comments too - yaaasss!)

@DARK SIDE being impolite is bad, and so is being fakely polite. you can believe two things are bad at once

@DARK SIDE so "because violence is bad, being fake is ok" this logic lol

@Whoever Thats mostly true for the upper class and those that immigrate, however theres a lot who dislike the polite mannerisms and prefer to be casual

@Whoever in many ways, Vietnamese culture overrides Canadian culture. anyone who has Vietnamese friends can attest

TailgateJuliet children of murdered parents would never call the person who slaughtered their parents as a gentleman. Monster is a good word, but when you hire one, I guess gentleman is the appropriate term. 😩

@Xcaliber Trekker she did this on her own...she has all the blame

@Captain Chilly Gorilla you're right, it feels bad when you realize someone is very polite and doesn't actually like talking to you

DARK SIDE its not always better to be polite/not real, not at all.

Asians can be polite but not to a person who killed their parents

keith michael fair enough, but that guy completely missed that it was even a joke. It wasn’t that bad. Oh well, won’t be the last time I tell a lame joke.

The Backwoods Engineer there’s a saying man, “if you have to explain it, it wasn’t funny.” it was an okay joke

They must have known right away.  So many red flags so obvious.  Her druggie boyfriend got her good.  ;-(

Lil Homo I guess you expect a Canadian South Park character’s head to not be in two pieces. (Way to mis a joke btw)

You’re not Canadian, I can tell by your profile picture.

Well the way he murdered my parents was gentleman like


on the 3rd interrogation the narrator deadass said "Jennifer starts fake crying again yet this time is given no tissue to wipe away her non-existent tears"  lmaoooo

Brutal honesty against brutal dishonesty

The narrator is a true savage, it makes these alot more entertaining on top of being highly educational.


Lol, she called the supposed intruders “Gentlemen”, cringe!<br>Worst liar ever!

Lol, she called the supposed intruders “Gentlemen”, cringe!
Worst liar ever!

@JKO-B sniff my fingers or sniff my hairy hole; plot twist: same smell

@Daniel Boyette that's because the cop was setting her up

the giveaway is that she had perfect sequential recall, like the commentator said. i have the ironic use of cringe, but this was actually very cringe.

Wrong. She is 2nd generation so her parents are not native English speakers, often this translates to the kids not using the best words for the circumstances, especially if parents are as strict as they were

@KareBear it was highlighted on the screen

That's an absolutely typical thing a victim would do. You see, when you're robbed, you try to be as polite to the perpetrator as possible as not to anger him. You treat him with the utmost courtesy to protect your life. For many victims, that behavior stays after the robbery is over and people will often refer to the criminals that robbed them in a very polite way. It's actually somewhat similar to the Stockholm Syndrome. That was actually a thing that would make me think she <b>didn't</b> do it if I didn't know otherwise.

That's an absolutely typical thing a victim would do. You see, when you're robbed, you try to be as polite to the perpetrator as possible as not to anger him. You treat him with the utmost courtesy to protect your life. For many victims, that behavior stays after the robbery is over and people will often refer to the criminals that robbed them in a very polite way. It's actually somewhat similar to the Stockholm Syndrome. That was actually a thing that would make me think she *didn't* do it if I didn't know otherwise.

It was believed by the cops as they thought of her as scared and frightened and seeing how strict her parents were and the traditionan treatment that was given, she would obviously call anyone that would be older than her a gentlemen no matter if they are sexual predators or robbers. This was probably the cops side in believing her fake story.

@xx Indigo the human mind is much more bizzare and flawed than you think

Meh. When you are taught polite speech your whole life and are talking to an officer using the same and also could be focusing on trying to remember details, it's not unlikely that that would slip out.

That was the first giveaway for me! I was surprised it wasn't mentioned in the commentary.


It’s so weird how she talks sbout her conflicting past and seemingly has no clue that she’s a prime suspect in interrogation

@Michael Jordan I don't think you paid attention to the video... Maybe you should watch it over... Pay attention this time k...

@Ruby Duby it's not a legal term. That's just the meaning of the word. And I explained the fact that it is negatively perceived comes from misunderstanding. And as I said alsoy it certainly has a place.

As to the fakeness. It certainly is a fake science, because it doesn't rely on the scientific method.

@Ruby Duby psychopathy isn't even listed in the DSM. it's a useful term to use informally because we all know what it means, but it itself isn't even a real thing, at least medically.

@Albert Twangle How on earth does she look innocent?

@JustJitzu well tbf many people wouldn't know whats going on, how to act or keep from getting convoluted during this process. It's easy to watch a video with a level-head and a narrator pointing out things. A little ironic you don't realize that.

@F Y I think u misunderstand the literal meaning of it. Pseudo - science itself is useful, to a limited degree of course, but it can point to directions that you can then investigate under a scientific lense. Unfortunately, the real world is very bad at answering questions so a good level of intuition is necessary to advance and filter out all of the noise. The problem arises when people think that pseudo science has any actual scientific value, because it doesn't. You will not be able to disprove or prove anything, but the real world is not black and white and does, imo, have a place for these types of assumptions.
My point is not pseudo science is very good, but rather that it is part of how we try to perceive the real world. Some things, like in the areas you mentioned and specially in Psychology are simply unfalsifiable by nature. Yet, this doesn't inherently mean that you cannot reach conclusions, just that these conclusions are not sufficient to prove, or disprove, anything.
What this(and most detective) apply when questioning witnesses is purely based on pseudo science (psychology, behavior analysis etc), yet it clearly has a value even if it can't directly be used as evidence in court.
Tldr : the dangerous part about pseudo science is that many people don't know the real difference and think they have the same value in an argument.

Edit: also in academia pesudo science has a bad rep, because it literally has no place there. If you are a scientist and are doing research you should be making as little assumptions as possible and make every one of them falsifiable and testable.

Remember that these people fixate on themselves, and usually have short-term solutions to real or imagined problems.  If I kill my restrictive (abusive even) parents I can stop pretending to be good AND keep seeing my criminal boyfriend, a two-fer, I win!  Haunting how she kept asking "what happens to me?"  Jen, what should happen to you?  You hired people to kill dear ole Mom and Dad... so what about you?  Should we give you a medal?  You'll inherit their fancy cars, bank accounts, house, etc.  But, you'll blow through all that cash withing one to two years!  Who will care for your shortsightedness then?  You didn't THINK Jen!

@Ruby Duby what you are describing is literally pseudo science.
Hindsight is 20/20, and with the context you are provided with its easy to say that, but there is a reason reactions, gesticulations, posture etc is not allowed as evidence in court. Exactly because of this bias.
Also, pseudo science means that the field does not solely rely on the scientific method. The scientific method only attempts to disprove theories through experimentation. The only exception are exact sciences like maths where you can prove claims through deduction and logic, but this does not apply to the real world most of the times.
Pseudo sciences often make unfalsifiable claims. For example, saying her emotions were just a mask is completely unfalsifiable - there is no way for me to prove that the claim is false (or true for that matter).
This being said, they are extremely useful for building a case and knowing where to look into further or get the person to give evidence or a confession.
Still, it is pseudo-science.

Shows you how much she probably needed actual therapy to deal with everything she was going through before planning this

why would u use ur real pic on youtube? Tf?

I guess she was proficient in deception after having lied to her parents for so long about her education, her living circumstances and her relationship. Who knows what else and for how long she has hidden things from her parents, even small things.

She probably was so used to people believing her that she expected nothing less here

Yes, true.... But imagine hypothetically if you were in her shoes in this room.... More then likely we ALL would act the same way..... Over time, the emotional stress rapes the Fu©k out of our m

@Ruby Duby what I meant by guilt is that she feels bad for what she did but she can't take it back... She's barely realizing the seriousness of the situation

@Ruby Duby  No shit... She ain't crying because she's the killer... Go to bed Natalie... LoL

@Michael Jordan she was the brain in the operation so she's going through nothing but guilt... she rehearsed this before she was even in the investigation room...

@Mr. Vl!3N guilt?  No, she was venting her frustrations about her parents and her life..
I saw no guilt whatsoever..
the only guilt she might have felt was that her father didn't actually die.

But. It is. Shes been waiting 15 years for someone to ask her how she feels.

I think she had been needing to talk to someone about it for a very long time. She just needed someone to ask.

That's the guilt inside of her coming out...


its so funny how the interrogator's behavior changed after she went from a victim to a suspect

@instant regret yeah i bet that would be awk lol

Wonder what happens if the suspect turns out to be innocent. They could potentially be pressing a victim

@Sep Kamrouz true but still interesting to see

That's literally what they're trained to do


Unpopular opinion ** <br>Maybe had the parents not been so up her a*hole about everything in life…. They’d all still be alive living life. I had parents like this (not as bad but almost) and I understand her mindset to a certain extent. I would never have my parents murdered but I get how she got there. A person can only be pushed so far. As a mom, I get wanting the best for your child but to me, as long as my kids are happy and healthy and are trying their best. That’s all a parent should ever want. This is a sad story for all involved. I see it from both sides but still… a small % of me actually kind of feels a tad bit bad for her.

Unpopular opinion **
Maybe had the parents not been so up her a*hole about everything in life…. They’d all still be alive living life. I had parents like this (not as bad but almost) and I understand her mindset to a certain extent. I would never have my parents murdered but I get how she got there. A person can only be pushed so far. As a mom, I get wanting the best for your child but to me, as long as my kids are happy and healthy and are trying their best. That’s all a parent should ever want. This is a sad story for all involved. I see it from both sides but still… a small % of me actually kind of feels a tad bit bad for her.


You know she goofed up entirely when she called her parents murderer a gentleman

@Kay Flip what you’ve described is pretty much the same in Britain too. I’m British, and ‘gentleman’ is generally used interchangeably with ‘man’, though it might more often describe a man who is a bit older. I think it’s certainly used more by people who are polite or well-spoken, rather than intentionally being used to describe a man who is polite or well-spoken.

@Macca95 Yes those are the proper definitions of those terms but in North America, the speech is much lazier and more casual than in England.  For example, teenagers often say "what's up man!" to their friends even if they are not yet men.  Dude is technically supposed to be a male, but it is even used to refer to girls or women amongst friends.  Gentleman should be used to refer to someone who has manners and is polite, but it can also just be used to refer to any man in general. I think it's actually more of a reflection of your own good manners and etiquette if you use that word rather than the subject's.  I agree it's technically not correct but it is so casually used that I wouldn't stop the interview and think that was a major red flag.  I'd just think she's not using the word properly, but to me that's just as innocent as the other examples I gave.

I've heard a police spokesperson in a public statement before the press accidentally refer to a suspected (read: arrested at the scene and definitely the guy) mass shooter as a "gentleman." It's really just something people say at seemingly inappropriate times if they're used to using it.

True she never calls those guys disgusting, evil, assholes, bastards just gentlemen

well her parents seemed very true to their asian traditions so ig it could be thought of as just a moment of being unconsciously polite lmao

It's Canada, she should probably make them tea as well.

@ShipWadd It doesn't, in fact that completely goes against what I said. It was a reply to Kay Flip saying that Gentleman = Man

@Macca95 Being a gentleman, doesn't require murder to be one if I last checked.. unless...

@Kay Flip No, being a male is a product of birth, being a man is a product of time, being a gentleman is a product of effort.

@Kay Flip I mean, that term would never cross anyone's mind if they murdered their parents lol

not really, it's just another word for man.


she walked freely and talked with them as if they were friends while they had her parents at gunpoint..... wow

@ELSGaming her parents wanted her to do everything their way. Do you have any idea what controlling parents are like? That is NOT the only thing they want. She indeed broke their trust, but they didn't deserve her honesty.

@Paige Lovette yeah I've been to counseling before, but I travel too much with my job and there's no set days, so it's hard to keep appointments and I think the other councilor I was with got annoyed with me cancelling and never being able to find a day when we were both free. it made me anxious. I doubt he was annoyed I just felt that way. But it did help, alot. Im trying to get something sorted out through work though.

@christopher clough Have you ever considered counseling?

@Patrik Baron it seems u also fell for the detectives bait, they were playing a simple tactic of giving Jennifer the impression that she was justified in doing what she did all to get a confession. That was the goal of the last detective (the already knew she was guilty as sin) they just needed a confession.
To say her parents were 'abusive' because they had aspirations for their child, because they wanted their child to be successful or because they didn't want her to have a drug dealer boyfriend is sad.
Her claims of being suicidal and depressed could be true or could be a ploy for the police to feel sorry for her when she ran out of lies.
The only person we should be feeling sorry for is that poor father who brought a baby girl into this world that ended up being a monster.

@Bianca Taylor Couldn't agree more, this case always made me sad.

@Jose Lopez hmm maybe, that's a good statement.

@Patrik Baron i dont have child thank you

@Rasto smart thing to do is not abuse your child

Some love their parents, others hate them. One could never truly understand the other

@christopher Bruh, she met the guy at a young age, theres a build up too. If she met a good guy and guided her to a nicer direction there might be an alternate ending. There are cases where the parents are normal and the child is just the opposite because they met the wrong people in life. If that dude is a good egg he would not even think about conspiring with Jen in the first place. So yes, the criminal boyfriend played a huge role in here

@Bianca Taylor bro her parents literally just wanted her to focus on school, she lied for years. Then once she’s an adult they give her an ultimatum, obviously they’ll have to be extra strict if she’s gonna commit to her education seriously, because last time she said that she didn’t. She broke their trust. So Jennifer really should have just left her family and started to get her shit together if she really couldn’t even be bothered to commit to her education.

@Patrik Baron I'm talking about the criminal boyfriend

@Ethel How? You don't choose your parents and relatives

@Bianca Taylor my thoughts exactly, sounds like she just needed a therapist. But at the same time, the problem happened early. It’s likely to say they weren’t exactly Christian, which means right off the bat no moral code is set (if their is one it’s probably selfish as it is selfish for parents to have those types of expectations). As she grew up you can tell her morals are just completely broken and selfish, this day in age it’s not uncommon for people to make their own moral code just to make themselves feel better and I think that’s somewhat what we saw, someone who only felt bad about themselves. She only felt bad about getting caught, not what she did and that’s what disgusted me the most. But definitely stemmed from parents. They should have taught their kid to be smart, not told them to be smart.

@christopher clough my stepfather was an violent, abusive alcoholic and even when he wasn't drinking he was emotionally and verbally abusive. I should add when I was a sophomore (without the long back story) it was discovered he had a chemical imbalance and alcohol made it worse. He began medication and after that he became an amazing father and my kids, once I had them, could not have had a better papa. But from the age of 4yrs - 15yrs my life, and my sister's whom was 2 years older, was hell. He was much harder on me that her. My mom was a doctor and often at work. And though they eventually got back together, they were actually divorced (we left the summer I turned 15) when the chemical imbalance was discovered. He passed in 2008, but not long ago my sister and I were discussing things and I said I often wished something would happen to him. I didn't want him to suffer, but if he could just die in his sleep, or leave and go away, that would be great. I never thought about doing anything myself and despite how horrible he was, I still tried really hard to be a kid he would finally be proud of and love, so I didn't want him in pain or anything. HOWEVER, my sister said she spent hours laying in bed at night trying to come up with a way to murder him without being caught 😳. My sister and I are very much opposites. But in these situations, I think a lot of things just depend on our personalities. My sister would beat the crap out of me and do things and blame them on me to get me in trouble. I, on the other hand, wanted to always be good so my parents didn't have more stress as my sister caused enough. My sister felt she was within her rights to cause the problems she did. It's just who we are as people. 🤷♀

@christopher clough the ending sounded so manipulative 💀

@Patrik Baron That's not all her parents fault. Having bad people around you is your choice too

@christopher clough I'm sorry for what you had to go through and I am glad you made it to adulthood 😉. I had pretty shitty childhood too, obviously not nearly as much as Jennifer but I can somehow relate to her.

@Patrik Baron I was psychologically abused by 2 of my teachers in primary school, It happened so often that I thought it was normal. I couldn't tell my dad cos I was terrified of him since he would hit me. I was 10-12 But I used to wish everyday that they would get cancer or get sick or die. So I wouldn't have to have the horrible debilitating anxiety I used to have and still sometimes get now.

I'm 32 now and I know it's wrong to wish someone dead but I don't feel bad about it one bit. I'm trying hard but I have empathy issues I don't feel bad if I accidentally hurt someone but I know how to convincingly apologize.

I love animals though.

@Bianca Taylor what would you do in her situation? They basically fucked up her mental health and her whole life too. I don't think she regrets het decision, and I think she's entitled to that.

@Patrik Baron oh don't get me wrong I do feel bad for her and what she went through, I just don't think killing her parents was the right option (especially since it didn't even work and she ended up in more shit than when she started)

@Bianca Taylor Idk, I wouldn't be afraid to say that I feel some kind of empathy for her. 8 years of lies is a really long time. She must have been under constant stress and pressure from here shit parents. She hated them so much she wanted to kill them after all.

@Patrik Baron it's just a shitty situation all around. I'm absolutely not justifying her actions in any way, but her parents were abusing her and since it seems like the cops talking to her was the first time she opened up, maybe to her it seemed like murder was the only viable option in her brain. Her parents absolutely didn't deserve that, but she also didn't deserve the abuse. Everyone sucks here. Maybe if she received counselling before it would have never escalated this far.

Yeah right? What a dumb thing to do. Smart thing to do would be act as if she wasn't actually with them. Would give her a more straighforward aliby and also if one of the parents happened to live after, they wouldn't suspect a thing. Imagine what would happend if they made sure to kill her dad too. I think she wouldn't get caught tbh.


Where is her attorney  thur this whole process?


So why kill the parents? Why not go with the boyfriend and be disowned? She wouldn’t ever have see her parents again, wouldn’t have to go to prison and could keep the boyfriend. She didn’t choose wisely.

Money, and a form of payback I guess to finally get the full distance she really wanted from her parents. It's common when someone has undergone stress-induced forms of trauma, which she had over the course of her childhood, to do whatever it takes to make sure they never have to encounter that again, and especially in her case she seems to have lost a great deal of rational thinking in regards to it. In short, the ultimatum they presented was the straw that broke the camel's back.

They weren’t supposed to kill the parents

@ღنورღ they definately sounded much worse than just overbaring asian parents.

Didn't she admit that the boyfriend moved on with someone else. So she wouldn't even end up with him.

Probably the built up anger she had towards her parents. Them making her settle that decision must've been her breaking point.


People saying her story should have been simple, but she's made a job of lying for eight years, and probably got a lot of questions asking for details from her parents.

"Made a job" lmao cause she lied about having a job <br>Dumb but it made me laugh

"Made a job" lmao cause she lied about having a job
Dumb but it made me laugh

@Melatonin That "need to please" seems to be a thing when people are lying/guilty in general. They do it in a lot of these videos. Where an innocent person in that position would maybe become angry or defensive about having to answer seemingly irrelevant personal questions, or being faced with an accusatory tone, these people go along with it without question. Presumably because from their perspective they're trying to convince the interviewer of their innocense. Whereas a truly innocent person wouldn't be concerned with that, at least not at first, they'd just become agitated by the interviewer's probing and what would likely come across as a bad attitude.

It's also about pleasing. Jennifer has been effectively trained to people please by her authoritarian parents. It would be in her nature to keep talking to make the police happy. In her mind, it's probably a response to the trauma of her life and she isnt capable of stopping herself, lest the police officers not like her.

Exactly, compulsive liars are used to getting asked about the details so they learn to have the details (script) ready before they start lying. She's learnt her script and can't just not do all the lines because (in her mind) that would destroy the whole act.


aaaaaaand stop.....unlocked the front door? robbers killed 2 but didn't bother to kill everything in the house. Red flag. Next time, bust a window with Jennifer plausibly away from the home.


No one should ever go through such pain and trauma . I’m sorry this happened to you Jennifer!! Praying for your health and safety for you and your family !!!


"What pretending to look crazy looks like" is one of the greatest recommended videos I ever had I've been binging all the videos on this channel now. It's so good

You should follow his Patreon, he doesn’t post on there anymore but there is a lot of good content on there still up


That inspector is phenomenal. Very psychological person. Not annoying, not pushing, not repetitive. He doesn't try to break her he is ramping is way to the truth like a champ. Wow.

Hearing "okay" over and over is very annoying

seems basic to me but ive always wanted to do this so ik id be decent

@Barrosy lawyering up would seem guilty, she was worried how they would have perceive her, probably

@Jay Lestingi Girl read fanfics too much but had zero acting skills.

@Jay Lestingi That was also my thought. She kept talking even though she should've lawyer'd up. Makes me wonder why she didn't.

I wouldn't necessarily say "not repetive" and "not pushing" as these were traits required to get the job done. I get your point though that he's not trying anything too much just for the show or job position status or whatever.

Actually, instead of saying "Did you have anything to do with the planning of these murders?" he states: "You didn't have anything to do with the planning of these murders?" and puts inflection on the statement.  Turning a statement into a question is an easy way to imprint into your own subconscious that it is the truth.  Statement: "You didn't have anything to do with the planning of these murders"  It makes the interviewer take this as fact and gives the interviewee an easy way out.

This girl basically ratted on herself.  She is a TERRIBLE criminal.  As SOON as he asked whether she was involved she put her head in her hands and started fake crying.  EVENTUALLY she said "God no!"
A truly innocent person would be physically OFFENDED at that question--they would have leaned forward and gotten excited and accusatory.  They would have been visibly upset and angry.

Being called in a SECOND time 2 days later was her clue to lawyer up.  She shouldn't have answered anything without an attorney present.

@Qwerty Zxcvbn really?  you deduced that from this video?  I'd say it comes down to the individual and not the country.

You can tell how much better Canada is at training officers and detectives


This is the pinnacle of "I'm not actually sorry, I'm just sorry I got caught."


is anyone going to talk about how she said “they looked in the fridge for my moms purse” 😂

She said they opened the fridge to look for the pirse cause everything was dark and fridges usually have a light inside of them

@Alexander no they were using the light from the fridge...

@Sarex UI holding your phone in your hand while going to get something from the fridge and placing it down? seems like a simple mistake to me lmfao

@britt the simple act of placing a phone in a fridge should be impossible from a common sense standpoint.

@britt exactlyyyy i’ve lost mine in the fridge, the freezer, a clothes bin, in a box in my closet, on top of my fridge???

i got second hand embarrassment from this

yall have clearly not dealt w someone w ADD I be losing my phone in the most weird places and yes the fridge has been one of them😂😂

Omg yes! I was looking for this comment 😭

@Alexander my mom hides it in a frozen vegetable bag 😂 no one ever looks there

@omar alghadir el camino, movie about Jesse pink man's life after the events of breaking bad.

@Alexander what movies are you watching my man

A lady who u I cared for always had money hidden in the fridge x

A lot of people hide money in the fridge or freezer, it’s also a common movie trope.

they used the light from the fridge to look around the room for her purse because they had supposedly turned all the main floor lights off.


My god the whining is hard to listen to!


so she could fake her report cards, college acceptance letter and a whole diploma but couldn't take the time to come up with a realistic account of a 5 minute event? 😂

She should of faked money look Monopoly money 🤑

@Eh meaning shes obviously not good with numbers. Duh

@Frank The Rabbit what does having to do basic math have to do with anything? It's more of the lack of attention.

It was 18 minutes tho. You cant even do basic math. Much less actually listen


this is irrelevant, but being questioned by the police seems like the most scary thing in the entire world.

Yea, I’m pretty sure they’ve even gotten innocent people to convict themselves.

I respect what they do but I will never forget when my step mom had me questioned at school like this for stealing a bunch of change when it was one of her shady ass friends.... Trying to tell me my finger prints were all over the evidence.... Not so harmless when it's happening you!

Imagine being questioned for something you didn’t do. Happened to me twice.

YEA<br>I think even evoking your right to remain silent must make you shit your pants

YEA
I think even evoking your right to remain silent must make you shit your pants

@Christina Paterno im with you. Either way they are gunna try to trick you into incriminating yourself.but at least if i was guilty id know why i was there

More so if you’re innocent, I believe. If I did something I’d be very scared but would have half expected it. If I was being vehemently accused of something I didn’t do, despite legal knowledge that I have and knowing I will be afforded the right to an attorney, still petrified.

They can't talk to you, just keep saying I want a lawyer,  guilty or not


the sad thing is that if she was that worried about money, she could have still staged a robbery without killing them. still morally corrupt, but miles better than murdering two people.

No no , her parents had insurance , ao she wanted to claimed that medical insurance as well.

I doubt that it was all about money, after all getting disowned by her parents probably would have been a big deal to her (especially considering how much she tried to “keep up appearances” for their approval). I doubt that she would have been able to live with the fact that her parents would be out there with that much disapproval of her (but wouldn’t cope with their ultimatum of having to move back in with them and following their commands), so she felt like the only option was that they had to go.<br>(Honestly I feel like people value family relationships too much at times. Maybe I’m biased and have too much of an ego but I wouldn’t have stuck around for long if I was only valued for appearing successful. Though that’s a luxury you have in developed civilised countries...)

I doubt that it was all about money, after all getting disowned by her parents probably would have been a big deal to her (especially considering how much she tried to “keep up appearances” for their approval). I doubt that she would have been able to live with the fact that her parents would be out there with that much disapproval of her (but wouldn’t cope with their ultimatum of having to move back in with them and following their commands), so she felt like the only option was that they had to go.
(Honestly I feel like people value family relationships too much at times. Maybe I’m biased and have too much of an ego but I wouldn’t have stuck around for long if I was only valued for appearing successful. Though that’s a luxury you have in developed civilised countries...)

@Taunna Tee I've seen another video about her. It says she was desperate to keep her boyfriend. He fell in love with another woman (her name was Christine I think) Apparently she was desperate to keep him so lied and said she'd been raped by random men.  She also said his girlfriend had sent her a bullet in the post. She was a compulsive liar and a mass manipulator. Who knows what makes someone like that. I think in their heart her parents had the best intentions. However, I think their behaviour was emotionally abusive also.

@Alex G yeah I get that because I often say why and wonder what made a persons brain think that way but I've seen some comments blaming her parents

@Taunna Tee I personally like the phycology behind it. I don't think the world is black and white. Some people, like myself are interested in  the "why?" Part of the crime. I don't think people are defending her behaviour, but are looking into the events that led up to it.

@Melody Ramos I'm so confused why people are blaming her parents they may have been overbearing and strict but she killed them for money! Pure evil

Lmao this girl is pure evil she feels no remorse and can continue to lie after planning to murder her parents.

This is true. But she wanted that $500k real fast. High risk high reward. Unfortunately, she wasnt a criminal mastermind.


"Jennifer starts fake crying again, yet this time is given no tissues to wipe her nonexistent tears" 😂😂 lmfaoo

I love how he has to mention that there are no tears there

I thought I was the only one that found that funny ash


Opened up Jim can’t swim today to see the Chris watts videos were taken down. 😔


If I ever heard my father scream for his life like that, I don't know if I'd be able to live anymore

you probably dont have a father like she did i guess

@Lunk how are they awful for wanting what is best for her??? You would rather she stays with her drug dealer BF?!?

Fr it’s already scarring enough seeing your dad cry

I feel scared when my mom so much as moans a little in pain i can’t imagine how it must feel (for a sane person) to hear their parents scream for their lives <br>I literally feel heartache just thinking about that

I feel scared when my mom so much as moans a little in pain i can’t imagine how it must feel (for a sane person) to hear their parents scream for their lives
I literally feel heartache just thinking about that

No their is no excuse for what she did 0 excuse.. She could had just left and live her own life just that she wouldnt get financial support from her parents but beeing 24 she should be doing that anyway

I agree that her parents were wayy to controlling and strict but what she did was WAYYYYY over the top with 0 excuse to it.. Its not like they hit her or abused.. After they found out that she was with a drug dealer together i was surprised that they still gave her the choice to live with them. And she just cold bloody killing them and showing no real remorse is rly fked up so u cant just blame allbof this on her parents

@Dr. Coomer Why is this comment so funny

@KrillNyeTheShrimpGuy Apparently not to her.

Anyone with a conscience and a soul wouldn't be able to.

my dad passed away due to a drug overdose and i’m kind of glad i didn’t see him overdosing because i would’ve been scarred. like i genuinely don’t think i could’ve lived after that. but man seeing him the casket was so upsetting. i felt so upset bc i don’t have a father anymore. i can’t call my father anymore, or talk to him. it sucks :(

This comment is so funny paired with ur profile pic

Yeah well if your dad was basically treating you like how dictators treat their people then you'd probably have a different feeling about it.

You're Itachi Uchiha, that shouldn't be a problem 😂

Your profile pic with that comment though xD I'm still crying inside

@Sinz Oh yeah agreed I'm not trying to say what she did was at all justified I'm just saying that her feelings or lack thereof are somewhat understandable.

@Lunk i get what you're saying 100%. Id go crazy if i had tiger parents too but that doesnt excuse murder

Probably cause you have a good father who you'd hate to see hurt not defending Jennifer but her parents were awful it's kind of no wonder that she'd harbor such hate for them.

Same. Listening to him scream was horrifying

Yeah that was dreadful to listen too. I was shook and he's not even my dad.

Just hearing him screaming on the recording broke my heart and made me feel sick to my stomach.

If this happened to my parents I would be histerical and in denial

@Sunsher this whole thing was a mission...

Wonderful Timeline because of the OP pfp, it’s Itachi who killed his clan including his father

actually facts tho; imagine knowingly causing that kind of harm to anyone is horrifying.


It's hard to see her as a bad person. How her parents treated her, how much they were expecting and not caring at all what she wanted and what her strengths were, no surprise this happened. They didn't love her as who she was.<br>She could have just leave of course, what she did was wrong but since it this happen, better them than some good loving parents murdered for no reason at all.

It's hard to see her as a bad person. How her parents treated her, how much they were expecting and not caring at all what she wanted and what her strengths were, no surprise this happened. They didn't love her as who she was.
She could have just leave of course, what she did was wrong but since it this happen, better them than some good loving parents murdered for no reason at all.


Soo you’re telling me. They shot both the parents but just somehow FORGOT or didn’t care enough to take/shoot the witness they left tied upstairs? Seems legit

Well I guess if you fire 4 shots you would need to leave ASAP

well i think she tried making it seem like the dad lied about something and the robbers got angry and shot them but thats still a long shot of a story

You hear Jennifer talk about how one of the guys said the were in the house too long and how they should go. I’m  only 15:18 minutes in, but you do make a good point lol. And Jennifer was quite smart about this but when it came to the lies, it was just obvious.


Police: “If you’re telling the truth, you have no reason to be afraid.”

Jennifer: “I’m just afraid...”

@Paige Lovette police are extremely tricky I can see how they convince some people into talking honestly. Hell some people are so terrified of spending 20 hrs in jail so they will talk to them just for that reason. I spent 3 yrs in prison though, a little 20hr hold shit bud get me my blankets and orange clothes I'll go get comfy till morning what time is breakfast lol.

@Jeffrey Hill That's how it should be, the only thing anyone should ever say when being questioned is "I would like to speak with my lawyer " that's it. Very smart of you to stay completely silent.

@Amy K If she’s innocent, then I’m the freakin queen of England.

@MR Pink Sprite Man Boy, she ain’t innocent.

therefore ur no telling the truth, thats the logicccc

@Amy K I was taken in for questioning once because of my history and proximity. I didn't answer ANY question not even when they asked my name. Waited my 20hrs went home and that was that. I was worried if I screwed up any question they asked because my memory is whack I would be charged because of my history.

I'd be afraid being interviewed by investigators too! It's not often, but wrongful accusation and conviction totally happens when officers just make up their minds

Did you not watch the guilty until proven innocent video? People get falsely accused


the dads screams for help were so disturbing, gave me chills.

@Michelle Visage OnlyFans no one deserves that. What the hell is wrong with you

@ipso facto I know ur trying to be edgy and all but u shouldn’t say that 🧍🏻♀

@Michelle Visage OnlyFans what is wrong with you? Parents choose their way to raise their children. More strict since her athletic abilities are now limited

@Michelle Visage OnlyFans Nobody deserves something like this, especially not for pushing your child a little too hard. What a disgusting comment.

An actor can never re enact those screams. God it was a terrible sound...

I wonder if he ever thought all his years of being an insecure authoritarian, upholding strict and harsh cultural traditions outside of their physical origin to further control his family and separate them from society and self growth, would be what caused him to get shot in the face

To all the people who are saying that no parent deserves that, you all are correct. No parent or person deserves this kind of death. But imagine if whatever this girl was going through, you have to go through the same, how would you feel? Some people get used to it, but for some, it takes a heavy toll on their mental health, to the point where they actually plan all this sorts of things. And don't forget she wasn't given enough time to recover from the trauma of not being able to compete in figure skating anymore. Of course she would go to certain lengths. All this time she was just trying to run away from the picture of perfectionism set up by her parents. Her parents restricted her from many things, even though they meant well, they never bothered to ask her what she really wanted. And even she is at fault for not approaching her parents. She was just avoiding the disappointment that she would give her parents, and parents also don't ask her even then what she wants to do, now she is 24, what she was trying to do, but directly gave her two options. I know no parent would want their child to date a drug dealer, but at least they should calmly approach their child at this stage. No one would know better what she was going through than she herself. We all are just jumping to conclusions about her and how she was wrong. But even parents have done wrong, even they were at fault here. We would never know what exactly was going through their brains and minds. So we all in this comment section are correct in our own ways.

Same, I actually cried Bc she literally planned this shit ugh

@Justine Romero I just don't think is worth it to throw your life away because of that, but I can understand how horrible it could be to be raised in such a way

@Pro life medicine Relovsky sorry I don't care about fetuses

@Michelle Visage OnlyFans  How exactly do you know that? Just because she said it? There is no frame of reference for that view. You're victim blaming, with the only evidence for your view being the crime / lying perpetrator.

@Justine Romero i see your point now, i didn't fully understand your previous comment and too quick to reply. Leason learned.<br>My parents are quite strict about education as well, my school days were so stressful. The worst part is, i studied hard, not because wanted good grades, but because i'm scared to dissapoint my parents. Kinda messed up if you think about it.

@Justine Romero i see your point now, i didn't fully understand your previous comment and too quick to reply. Leason learned.
My parents are quite strict about education as well, my school days were so stressful. The worst part is, i studied hard, not because wanted good grades, but because i'm scared to dissapoint my parents. Kinda messed up if you think about it.

@Michelle Visage OnlyFans Chile ..anyways so

To some extent, her parents contributed to this themselves.

@just bored While in this case she deserves to rot in prison that is not entirely true. I read a story about a father walking up and shooting his sons kidnapper/abuser after he was caught. That was a completely justified killing. Nothing is ever black and white.

@Quick little snail ofc it's wrong, it's never not wrong. It's in the law. My point is it will always be in the options of a kid  growing up traumatized from everyday abuse from parents, whether from physical, mental, etc. Even pastor's/church leaders break at some point, imagine a kid with little to no emotional capabilities of how to handle emotions properly experiencing it everyday.

@Justine Romero killing another human being is wrong. Period.

@karaseirin yes it is, parents don't recognize how they treat their child so often that they forget it has massive, long-lasting effects to the child's mentality, especially if the child gets to experience it everyday. To top it all of, especially if you're asian. I know because I am one.

@just bored there are a lot of good reasons to kill someone, not sure bad parenting is one of them tho

Time stamp please i'm too lazy to watch the whole thing

@Michelle Visage OnlyFans what a disgusting thing to say, there is never a good reason to murder someone. Getting rid of your problems is not how you deal with situations.

@UCaxxKlFvmchK4Hvn3OKm94g towards the beginning of the video

Makes me think of my own parents. Just thinking about this makes me sick

@No Time, what did Ulquiorra say, their comment is gone 😅

Ikr Maybe because he was shot on the face? Smh disturbing ah

Ismail إسماعيل

yes i never get disturbed easily at all, and that was bone chilling.


I'm really impressed with how well these officers can interrogate people.

I'd only be impressed if they could do this and an interrogation on an innocent person and actually stop because they realize they're interrogating an innocent person.

It's not impressive if they interrogate everyone the same and push innocent people to making false claims.

@Taylor Jordan Reptilians are exothermic animals. Their level of activity correlates strongly with the amount of heat available in their environment, with the most active reptiles being those that live in very hot climates. They are mostly herbivorous, as you would expect. And they most certainly do not have mammary glands. For further details, I suggest studying any basic biology course.

@CeCe C. At that point he was mopping up and all she could say was, "but what about meeeeee? what happens to meeeee? do I at least still get my father's Mercedes, baby?"

Steven McDaniel's detectives in shambles

They really have their shit together. Hats off to them!


What's that thing with bible at the beginning of an interview? Like do ppl in the Usa/Canada really fall for it and it's an actual working tactic or just a tribute to the past?


To me she screwed up when she called her parent's murderers "gentlemen". Like who would ever call those people like that?!

Ha-ha; a way to ``hide'' one's racism.  So she's saying it sarcastically?  The word, ``racism,'' is over-used.  Of course people aren't going to change their opinions easily, and it's natural to prefer one's own culture.  The real problem with racism is when people in positions of power don't amend their prejudices and use them instead in a systematic way.

Paullina so white men are gentlemen but black men aren’t?

@Shawn Idk, I'm white and I don't have a problem saying someone's race if I'm describing a person. Haven't seen any of my friends or family do that either. Maybe it's just me. Also, she's Vietnamese, so idk why white people are relevant to this situation unless you're saying that she lives in a majority white country.

@mike Lazembie we Southerners have some of that 2nd nature politeness ingrained, too. "YesSir" & all.   So i get it.  Thanx for explaining.

Yeah, my uncle in the Army Of Occupation after WWII said he couldn't believe how polite the Japanese were; he expected hate from them.

And how she mimic the scream of her  dying dad .

It did seems strange but at the same time its  kind of just an expression used regularly in Canadian culture seeing as though were overly polite to a fault.. Its kind of automatic to say "gentlemen" here.  So fu@# you! Lol..kidding...sorry. hahaha

I totally agree. In the first 30 minutes she calls the assailants “gentlemen” as you stated and she also made a phone call while tied. Even with the demonstration she gave. There is no way she screamed into that 911 call. She screamed out to her dad on the phone. That was a scream. Not the 911 call she was making. Walking away from a violent home invasion with no scratches from the rope, no rope burn, nothing. But her parents get shot. None of this is believable! It’s amazing how people can become so evil to do this to their own family... 😳😬

@Ian Smith ah...thanx for explanation cuz that struck me.

Yes! My brain tripped on that, too!  Flag & siren!!

I'm not trying to be insulting, but this maybe is why you're not one of these professionals. That's hardly a tell - but I can't blame you, on the surface that can seem like a problem, but people who have nothing to hide have done and said weirder things. I promise.

@L. Ron Hubbard yea i dont know why i wrote that I disagree. I wanted to write something more but decided to change it. Im glad I learnt something new today lol.

@Shawn but I will disagree with you on the point that white people "never" call other whites gentlemen. But besides that you were spot on!

@Paullina there's nothing to disagree with! He hit the nail on the head! But you already said you're European, this is a subtle piece of the American lexicon that you wouldn't understand unless you lived it

@Shawn I was literally coming to say something like this! Gentlemen is a euphemism for "black guys" when we feel like that might offend someone

Shawn This is true. It drives me nuts. 1. If it is an intruder or criminal they are not gentlemen.  2. If it is a black man just say black man!

@Shawn what? As a European looking from outside in. I disagree. In fact I would expect white males to be called "Gentlemen". But thats just my perspective.

@Teh Modest Mouse It's an American/Canadian thing. You want to describe someone's race but you can't say they are black, so you call them gentlemen or fellas. Pay attention to the way white people talk and you'll notice that we never describe a group of white people as gentlemen.

Teh Modest Mouse mostly it’s fake like the south fake until they get to know you

She grew up in a very strict household with very high expectations and according to the info provided, a very stereotypical Asian household, which holds its fathers and father figures in high regard. I'm sure referring to any grown man as "gentleman" is a subconscious decision for her, considering her upbringing. Not to mention she is under stress from trying to maintain her lies, so when she isn't forcing the small idiocyncracies like terminology or body language, her true idiocyncracies come out.

Doodle Noodle I think is like 15:30 or around there


I feel embarrased for her lies and fake cry when everyone knows the truth

yall say this but if you didnt know the truth, itll probably come out as very believable because we're not professionals

@Sniffer Riffle Cringing is a physical reaction given to a second-hand embarrassment. So yes, it is a type of embarrassment we feel when we see something cringeful.

Maybe I’m just a fool but for a second it was very believable to me, until the investigators started to unravel her more.

@dennis castillo if you call that gross fake performance and nasty attitude she has “sexy” then maybe you should be interrogated alongside her man, thats a bit weird

For some reason I feel embarrassed for her entirely<br>Somehow I relate to her stresses and this is the only one I have really related to... but then she went and MURDERED her parents (indirectly but STILL) and I just... nooo sorry, can’t relate no more

For some reason I feel embarrassed for her entirely
Somehow I relate to her stresses and this is the only one I have really related to... but then she went and MURDERED her parents (indirectly but STILL) and I just... nooo sorry, can’t relate no more

@Isaiah’s Bias lol I'm glad I'm not the only one that feels that way. Every video I've watched from this channel has made me cringe at least a few times but I just can't stop watching them. Shit is addicting. 😂

Right? I feel the second-hand embarrassment and it's so cringey and hard to get through the video without wishing that she would just stop and stop making things worse for herself.

That's not embarrassment you're feeling it's called cringe

Same here. It’s almost hard to get through the video for me because I know it’s just a bad performance being put on, and that she’s making a fool of herself.


Her dad screaming for help over the phone is so haunting...

Oh, sorry for the misunderstanding, thank you for clearing it up for me!

@John Lee I'm not Coryxkenshin! He's retiring at 10 mil, so he's nearly there. I'm just a fan.

Wait, are you the true Corey Kenchin dude that played those games on YouTube and made all those awesome and clean videos while doing so?  My nephew loves your videos and I enjoyed watching them with him!  He told me you retired after one million subscribers or likes, I can't remember which he said.  Is this true?

I know right?  But you wanna know what is even more haunting though bro, what kinda life did he come back to and what he must be feeling with all that has happened and his daughter did it?

@ғʀᴏɢɢᴏ ok...if that's what you think, fine. But imo, it was very disturbing.

@ғʀᴏɢɢᴏ i guess it kinda depends on the person listening,, i was playing a game on the first time it played so i didnt even notice it but the second time i was paying attention and i was pretty freaked out

@Joe Szabo probably lol. obviously the parents didnt deserve this, but they pushed their own daughter way too hard.. I feel a little sympathy for her at least. I cant help myself knowing all too well the suffering parents can induce in you by demanding way too much.

The thing that's scary to me, is that Jennifer call for help was a gimmick for an alibi, so I know that she's basically acting, but her father's not. I can't really explain it, but it's like on a stage one actor is playing his part and behind him is happening a homicide: thing is, even though the performance of the actor should be what's expected to be, the incidental homicide gets 100 times scarier

@Vince I knoww. This is like my third time watching the video, so no worries. I can’t imagine what was going through his head. Knowing that your own daughter is responsible for killing your wife and attempting to kill you would be more painful than anything I could think of. I can’t believe he managed to survive and remember those details. That was truly a miracle that brought Jennifer the justice she deserved.

@arī the samurai it's worse if you watch the entire video. If you haven't, sorry, I'm throwing in some spoilers.

He not only lived, and was screaming for help, but he runs outside. This dude.. finds his wife dead, and somehow has the ability to remember that his daughter was walking around freely, conversing with them, prior to them shooting him and his wife.
He's terrified, and runs outside when he hears his daughter. He's afraid of her, I would think, considering he knows that she was never in danger.

I bet he sounded the same way yelling "C's ?!?!" about her report card.

@arī the samurai I skipped over it the second time it came up. I never would have thought that audio could spook me like that, but here we are.

@Chase Mathis well I’m not surprised people could think the same thing! Idk how someone could get through that audio without feeling chills. He sounded so terrified!

I had typed that same thing out almost word for word. Seeing you say it as I was scrolling down the comments made me do a double take.


Jennifer: sobs, oh the agony!
Detective: asks question
Jennifer: "so.. anyways"

Jennifer: *sobs, oh the agony!*
Detective: *asks question*
Jennifer: "so.. anyways"


Cruelly enough, if she happened to be a more rigorous student, like her parents wanted, she would have studied her own story better and nailed the cross-examination.

Lmfao, quite true. I guess you can say she lacked the studying skills.


32:25, on iphones if you repeatedly press the on and off button it  auto calls police, if i was her i'd definitely say that

@Claudible Ahh okay, thanks for letting me know !
👍

Back in 2010, it didn’t.<br>Besides, Jennifer had a Samsung. And the police seized her phone before the first interrogation so they knew which model she had.

Back in 2010, it didn’t.
Besides, Jennifer had a Samsung. And the police seized her phone before the first interrogation so they knew which model she had.