Imagine landing straight -C's and thinking you could plan and evade a double homicide.

Ted bundy didn’t have good grades but supposedly he didn’t leave trail in his crimes

@The Fox my chemistry teacher taught me a fair bit about cyanides, where they are found and how easy it is to get poisoned by them, we even had questions on their structures in our test. But I don't really remember it because I didn't major in Chemistry.

SabreLeonheart bro i feel you 100% I was not smart enough to play the system the way they wanted me to in highschool, but I was smart enough to surround myself with friends who could play the system correctly. Now that I’m in college I do it however the fuck I want and the professors only care that it gets done. Highschool is the worst thing possible

@Cpt Dinosaur Trust no one, Scully.

This is why you check up on EVERYTHING. People LIE all the time.

Winds of March Journey/Perry tribute band

@Pho To 2 There's lots of bad teachers but I find if you go above their requirements a bit, you'll get an A, no problem.

Some classes are more subjective than others.

I think good grades are used to prepare you for the next thing, that's all.

Grades are a good predictor of intelligence but not a guarantee, same the other way.

@howtopasstime Not true, smart kids do less work.

@howtopasstime Not true, smart kids do less work.

fr 😭 like girl focus on getting 2+2 right before u go out and plan a whole ass murder

@The Fox lol, that's one way to put it. I see your point, but you cannot ignore the skills you learn. Plus, once you realize there is a system, try to cheat the system💅💅

SabreLeonheart you go to Stanford so you can break into the world of investment banking and Wall Street, Silicon Valley coding, google, Apple, top PHD programs, top Medical schools etc etc. your life isn’t over if you don’t do well in high school, but more doors are open to you if you are exceptional in high school.

Lol grades are not the accurate indicator of intelligence.

@Sabre Leonheart thanks for sharing. My father took away soccer from my life when my Math grades in the 5th grade went well into C level. A year or so later I won a math olympiad which led to private schools fighting for taking me into their school (as part of their math team). Sometimes it takes something to ace your classes, some motivation, some punishment, so mentoring, something that is missing at the moment. Nothing wrong with returning to school. However I know significantly more people who got all C and have stayed "that way" their whole life....

@Y. E. Reasoning? Where? All I see is "obey or we'll ruin your life". It's just remembering patterns and being a sheep.

@The Fox you can use soap to create explosives and chemistry to disintegrate the bodies of your victims, math helps you calculate quantities of ingredients needed xD

@The Fox I think it's about the logic and reasoning you train in high school, they are actually important👀

@The Lightning Count Really?? Could you tell me more?

Grades are not a good indication of intelligence

Grades are not a good indication of intelligence

Those are USUALLY the ones that can do it.🧐

It’s the SUPER smart people who get caught, because cops ALWAYS have it BONER for those guys.😁

stupid comment. Many murders with straight A did not get away with murder.

@Sabre Leonheart I totally agree. Same for me. C average student. Sometimes high school just isn't for everyone. I had a better time in college and felt like it was much easier.

@Victor Gomez Not all straight A students "follow the system" In fact, I don't think many straight A students would do something that isn't in their favor

@RearAdmiralTootToot I was a straight A student in high school but I never gave a shit about the schoolrules. I had strict parents, but they never cared about my attendance and such.

p1966kful I didn’t get taught anything about poison in high school. I don’t think they would want to teach that to a bunch of 16/17 year olds

@RearAdmiralTootToot I agree with you, and I like the word you used: "compliance." They are willingly following the school system and study for such exams since they want to excel in such system. That is, they have respect for the rules, guidelines and norms of school, and it can be safely assumed that such respect also goes to society. A very important factor in criminals is antisocial behavior, the condition of not caring for social control

The higher the grades a person got, the less I'd think they'd be able to get away with crime.  Grades are about obedience, not intelligence.  High grades have spent their life doing what is expected of them, so to intentionally go against that while the stakes are as high as it gets wouldn't end well.

@p1966kful No, not really. Not once has a teacher taught me anything about poison, just useless symbols and types of soap.

The Fox It might help if you planned to use poison!

Not sure how math and chemistry can help you with murder, but ok.

I appreciate the joke but grades don’t determine intelligence, it determines diligence

I received C's in high school. Have my Master's degree today. I ended up in CC for a year or two and got good grades there. It took me some time to get my act straight but it's doable.

I tell people that if your SATs (or ACTs) or AP courses aren't straight, fret not! Take your time with community college.

Discover. Love yourself. Be vulnerable. Take courage.

Heck you'll save a ton of money. Why would I go to a University of (or State school) for essentially high school courses (again)? The lower devision courses aren't even as heavily looked as upper division courses when applying for gradschool!

The whole relearning of the same exact subjects from high school ticked me off at 18.

The whole system is ridiculous if you ask me.

I don't understand why parents are so caught up in grades.

@Count Vanderhosen Yeah but she was focusing on skating,

@Padmé Amidala No, but in this case, yes.

@Padmé Amidala No, but in this case, yes.

@Padmé Amidala usually safe to assume that a person who didn't finish basic education isn't terribly bright

Grades don’t necessarily define intelligence

Grades don’t necessarily define intelligence

@VeteranCape That's the point. She didn't have the level of guile to keep her story straight.


It’s a sad story all around. But one thing that is ironic is that she spent 24 years in the prison her parents made, and now she spends 25 in an actual prison

@XenoBlade X-3 just because she grew up in a two parents home and in a nice neighborhood doesn’t mean her childhood isnt anymore tragic than a abused child same what you want her parents and their tiger parenting ways lead her to mindset

@XenoBlade X-3 The courses of action consisted of emotional neglect, abuse, and rejection of freedom with her parents or complete ostracization without. People are products of circumstance, not everyone has the same avenues to tackle an issue

@XenoBlade X-3 If you treat a kid like a robot they'll act like a robot. Freedom is one of few ways for kids to learn genuine empathy and morality. socialization as well. if both are cut off from her I'm not surprised she came out as a total piece of shit. Prison isn't about whether or not you can leave, the far more important piece of it is the rejection of your freedom.

@XenoBlade X-3 There's no "easily" when you are in a family like that. Parents like this not only deny you normal freedom and support, but also abuse you mentally to make you think you can't make by yourself, whether this is true or not.<br>I don't condone murder, but this story reminds me of Gipsy Rose's, although Gypsy Rose's story is at a whole other (worse) level.

@XenoBlade X-3 There's no "easily" when you are in a family like that. Parents like this not only deny you normal freedom and support, but also abuse you mentally to make you think you can't make by yourself, whether this is true or not.
I don't condone murder, but this story reminds me of Gipsy Rose's, although Gypsy Rose's story is at a whole other (worse) level.

theres no use excusing murder or abuse, cant you people just not assume?

@XenoBlade X-3 yep she may be.   But her dad is an example of ‘you reap what you sow’.   Don’t kick a dog that’s in a corner.  It may eventually bite.  yep, after it bites, we say ‘dog is beyond repair, kill it’, but it still reacted to what was an unreasonable situation to begin with.

I understand that like victims of domestic abuse you somehow come to accept the abuse as if you deserve it.  Many years of mind bending can alter ones reality.

@Frog Vision Blame the parents all you want. She was an adult and could've EASILY chosen any other course of action

@XenoBlade X-3 lol if she evil then what makes her parents angles because they raised like their obligated too obviously she wasn’t very bright didn’t have many social experience she thought the murder plot was her best way out she was very wrong her parents created the condition for her mindset

@snxw flvke not only that but she essentially was neglected and abused by her parent’s withdrawal of love based upon their high standards. So many things about this case can come back to this. Her lies were because she could lie in the past to be higher in her parents eyes. Her tendency to cling to the drug dealer boyfriend and the investigator were because she had so little love in the first place. Hell, the fact she continued to defend her boyfriend showed that she did have quite a bit of affection for him.. Her willingness to kill her parents was because there was no love in that relationship to begin with.

@XenoBlade X-3 she did not have the option to leave for the 1st 18 years of her life. Yes, she is a POS, but you asked how her original life was comparable to a prison and that is how. She had virtually no freedom prior to moving.

@Arietje This isn't about what seems like an option. Nobody will ever know how she would've turned out. All ik is she's evil asf. I don't care what the reason is.

@XenoBlade X-3 If she's cut off socially and never had a free life, it may not even seem like an option.

Funny, how did her parents make a prison when they said she could leave. Thats not prison


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16:35 she straight up mocked her dad right there with that imitation of his groans. And she realised it half a second later and cursed at herself for doing that. What a giveaway.

@Aj AJ, that won’t get you far in the real world, you will be shut down real quick, but I respect the confidence, so keep puffing that chest AJ

everyone in the comment section, go and speak to a therapist and stop being racist other ppl hi

@LR who knows but where I live she’s a 4/10. Perfect wife material because her “beauty” wouldn’t influence or control my decisions.

@Witch King there was a guy simping for the murderer and said she was going through a rough time or some shit

I don't understand any of the other replies to this, but that's a good-ass point.

@M Something it's a YouTube comment section not a thesis

@M Something simping for a murderer? damn bro raise the bar

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السلام على من ٱتبع الهدى
@Melissa Schulz no need to curse

🤣🤣straight fucked up she slipped up with that

@Aj mate just ignore these ppl like if someone is cute for me I say it she in my opinion is not really cute but not bad...anyway apart from that topic people just stop fighting the real snake is this girl who tried to kill her parents. Hope u have an great day

@M Something bros down astronomically bad

@Chris Blatner Why do you think women love military dudes.

yeah that's internalized racism at play. It's not funny based on these comments considering the racist crimes against asians now adays. America has perpetuated the propaganda that asian parents are somehow unable to parent properly and are uniquely oppressive to their kids, when in reality all immigrants have this survival mentality (italian, polish, nigerian, etc). her using "my parents were strict' is just her internalized racism being used to justify her crimes.

@Aj lol its inappropriate to talk about her appearance when the topic is about her killer her parents your focus makes you seem superficial

@Malice no because the same men who want this girl don't want a man loool

@M Something that's how I know you are easy to manipulate

@M Something you never talked to a girl did you man? Go outside and socialize at school

@sarasthoughts stop what?? People are over reacting big time lol I think she's pretty, no big deal.... It's not like I'm trying to track her down and marry her or something ... Although I was surprised to find out that I live 1 hr away from the prison she's in lmao xD. Never said I wanted to meet her so CHILL PEOPLE stop reaching

The people talking about her being attractive and shit in this chain are the same type of people to fantasize about Ted Bundy

@M Something ..and in there lies the danger.

@M Something I seen your other comments on this channel, you’re trolling right?

@M Something she murdered her mom and tried to kill her dad

@Superflybowling nah I'm not into biting my tongue. I always speak my mind regardless if its a popular or unpopular opinion, just the type of person I am :)

@Aj sometimes it's better to not say anything

@M Something and what i said to Aj applies to u too

"She's a very attractive girl" lolwut? You guys need to get out more, Jesus.

i really hope yall aren't adults (aj and msomething)

Thts because she said those vows. Voo yay voo yay, boo yay boo yay.


Genius ones are here to watch this video.


Thank god her dad survived.  That he remembered everything is incredible.  I can’t imagine how he felt when he found out that his daughter planned on killing them both for some chump change. Now he doesn’t have a wife or a daughter.

@Jakarixo your only going by what she said.  There is nothing wrong with a parent who wants the best for his daughter. She lies about graduating high school and college while saying a drug dealer and then tries to kill both of her parents.  Big you think she’s the victim?  That’s insane.

@Digital Cyclone couldn't have said it better people need to understand what this girl did was horrendous and non excusable but parenting has plenty to do with how kids turn out. The way this video made it seem, the parents sounded like a clear case of abusers. Just my opinion though.

@Dc Sphinxwe actually holds the same beliefs. I'm not condoning the abusive parenting in her case, and I hope most Asians like myself would break the "tradition" of mentally abusing their kids when they start their own family. Like seriously, telling me how my grandfather beats my dad up with a metal rod when he's doing it with his belt is.. Gonna make me glad I had it easier?

What I'm saying is many of us who shared this experience didn't resort to murdering our parents, and as kids we always strife to be independent as soon as we could working hard to fork out a life for ourselves.

This person just wanted an easy life, as most Asian parents, they would have most likely paid for her "tuition fees" and handed out free money for her rentals and living costs, only to realized she had cheated them all along where she went and live with her sweetheart. And they only "threatened" to stop giving her free money if she continues, which is more than reasonable for me.

This girl is crazy, abusive parents or not. All she mentioned was "high expectations", but was it really, coming from a compulsive liar? The only fault I see the parents made was not catching her lies early enough.

like most people are saying, murder like this isn't justifiable, but when your parents treat you like subhuman garbage for not conforming to their own selfish expectations....what do you expect? love?<br>she doesn't deserve to get off scott free but the parents aren't victims either. they're just idiots who continuously dumped water on a grease fire and then cried when their house burnt down.

like most people are saying, murder like this isn't justifiable, but when your parents treat you like subhuman garbage for not conforming to their own selfish expectations....what do you expect? love?
she doesn't deserve to get off scott free but the parents aren't victims either. they're just idiots who continuously dumped water on a grease fire and then cried when their house burnt down.

The parents are largely to blame as well. Instead of being so harsh all her life maybe some love support and understanding.

@SHAHZEB MIR that's not the case as well. Children don't "turn out fine" going through that type of life. They, in turn, inflict the same standards and upbringing to their children in the future. I am not justifying the murder of her parents, such resentment turning into something ugly is disgusting, but I'm also not turning a blind eye to parenting that's abusive.

@ShinySylvie nah she deserves what she gets but still the parents are scumbags. I get discipline and I understand wanting your children to do well. But her parents sounded like a prime example of parents that abuse there kids if they don't get straight As which unfortunately happened to my cousin.

I personally am not advocating for a murder, but also not this style of parenting.
They put her between a rock and a hard place, gave her no choice but having to excel in her life. Just forcing her to be a certain way.

And when she doesn't meet their very strict standards, they would just toss her aside like a piece of chewed up gum. These parents are no better, they would let their child die on the streets if she isn't "succesful" in their eyes.
From the day she broke her knee it just all went downhill.
So in a sense I feel bad for her, but I would have her suffer the consequences

he's probably going to become an alcoholic or opiate addict or something.

@Jakarixo ignore these people replying to you. All about different cultures and stuff. That level of control and strict teachings can definitely break someone down to do terrible things and often leads to more bad then good

@SHAHZEB MIR She wasn't being guided. She was being controlled and always put down and being told she wasn't good enough her whole life idiot. That's extreme emotional abuse and we're not even at the physical that there may have been.

@SHAHZEB MIR It's definitely abuse.  I don't give a shit how many other parents treat their children like that.  It doesn't mean it isn't abuse.

That being said, she was an adult woman more than capable of living on her own away from her parents.  She murdered for greed and revenge and that is absolutely inexcusable.

I do have sympathy for those that kill their parents when they physically cannot escape the situation...like that one girl who killed her mom that was repeatedly drugging her and etc.  This was absolutely not a scenario like that though.  This is a cold blooded murder.

@Mechanized Infantry Yeah and I'm not defending it. Just giving a reason. Western culture hasn't always been sunshine and rainbows has it

@Maverick "it's a different" culture it's hardly a nice argument. Mainly because they now lived in a country with different values and different necessities, unlike in most Asian countries in Canada it's not vital for someone to have a degree in order to live a decent life. The Aztecs used to sacrifice people to the sun god and in India widows were cremated alive along their husbands as part of their culture, culture is not supposed to remain stagnant it's supposed to develop.

She's 24. Its not like the parents lock her in the basement, chain around her neck and force her against her will. She could've picked option #2 and move out with her boyfriend and cut ties with the abusive family.

She killed her family for money.

@SHAHZEB MIR I’m not justifying murder, what she did was evil, but they absolutely were abusive.

@SHAHZEB MIR you can't compare it to asian countries where it's normalized. She is living in a place where all of her friends are living a wholesome and free life while she is stuck with the shittiest end of the stick. I'm not defending the murder, but "others did fine" is a horrible argument. People in asian countries don't have to feel like an outcast of society since they see that it's happening to others aswell.

@SHAHZEB MIR from the west i 100% agree with you

@Jakarixo FBI is now recollecting everything done by this guy LMAO

@SHAHZEB MIR well murder is still wrong no matter what
But the choices she gotten basically made her stuck or flat out forced to do wrong or illegal or else she will have the most miserable life possible
Like 1 stay with abusive or very strict parents that will give you a terrible job and a terrible life and don’t give you need Internet or electronics just to do tasks she never wanted to do in the first place and expected to pretend to like it
2 stay with a drug addict boy friend that will get you homeless or a drug addict or become a criminal and die a slow and painful death

Like not much motivation to follow the law if she’s stuck with only terrible choices that make near no sense or is illegal murder is still wrong but living in terrible people and terrible conditions then there is a high chance a criminals will be created there is a small chance they don’t get arrested because the strict parents did there best to isolate the kid as much as possible and home school them or go way more easier on them and let them take there time

@Jakarixo you know, when she told the story when her mom said "I want my daughter, i want my daughter" before she broughted to basement n killed.

What so sad is her mother is worrying about her.. love her... & die without knowing that the murderer is her own daughter..😭

@Jakarixo Man lots of people are being abused by their parents but never goes and kills them. And this was very planned which makes it even more evil.

It's a different culture. Is it toxic? Sure. Can it make a child resent a parent? Sure. But it doesn't justify killing anyone.

@Jakarixo and the daughter shouldn't have been a stain on society.

He should’ve treated her like a actual daughter and his actual child instead of a slave


She did a hell of a acting job when she was on the phone with 911. I believed her lmao

She did a hell of a acting job when she was on the phone with 911. I believed her lmao

@Boop yeah I don't know if they redacted the numbers or what but I did not hear an address and the dispatcher after three times to provide the address so it seems she wasn't able to understand either.

@Fupa lmfaooooo that was funny but nah. I work in mental health, come see me sense you delusional

@Kevin right its something you wouldn't know how to respond to unless ur in it and then ur acting on impulse its not a well thought out plan...

@Hani May <br>Them you clearly haven't listened to many calls because there's just a few compilations here on YouTube where there are individuals who are panicked over the phone. Hell, there's a video of an operator just hanging up on the caller because they were in such a panicked state that it upset them. And even if you did listen to a lot of calls, you can't take those anecdotal instances and apply then to how every call when play out. The same way it works in the other side. This is why some people here are saying it's unpredictable and you can't be too certain with how the calls will play out.

@Hani May
Them you clearly haven't listened to many calls because there's just a few compilations here on YouTube where there are individuals who are panicked over the phone. Hell, there's a video of an operator just hanging up on the caller because they were in such a panicked state that it upset them. And even if you did listen to a lot of calls, you can't take those anecdotal instances and apply then to how every call when play out. The same way it works in the other side. This is why some people here are saying it's unpredictable and you can't be too certain with how the calls will play out.

@potawatadingdong Exaclty. Same thing i wrote below.

@potawatadingdong Exaclty. Same thing i wrote below.

I've heard several and that sounds fake. Many of them are usually out of breath or their voice break due to crying and talking at the same time. She seemed like she had not lost any energy or had no fear just screaming none stop.

@Jason Saulters also she yelled that she was calling the police when there is supposedly an armed intruder who would hear that.

Maybe she should’ve tried acting instead of trying to annihilate her family

Maybe she should’ve tried acting instead of trying to annihilate her family

I didn't believe the 911 call. "they stole all our money and I dont know where my parents are" How do you know that a robber has taken your money but you dont know where your parents went. How would that scenario play out? Why would you even mention the money if you parents are missing?

Naww.. the way she said. "hello...hello, sounded like it was all staged. It also makes me laugh out loud loud😆

After seeing this several times...years later she sound terrible 😂🙏🤦😥

After seeing this several times...years later she sound terrible 😂🙏🤦😥

@Jason Saulters lol she literally gives the address in the first 5 seconds of the call. Pay attention next time

i mean, her parents were actively getting fucking murdered as she was speaking so

i mean, her parents were actively getting fucking murdered as she was speaking so

@Kevin i would not believe it wanna know why

Why would they leave her alive

If they were hitmen they would absolutely not leave a witness
And also if shes bound up howd she call police

@Jason Saulters It’s a red flag to you when you know she’s guilty. You are using hindsight.

I zoned out for a second and thought she was the mom it was so convincing

I zoned out for a second and thought she was the mom it was so convincing

@Hani May is it really every time ?? So glad I'm not a 911 operator...they get stuck listening to the SICKEST shit on earth...

@olivia grace keep your religious beliefs to yourself...no one asked about them...

@olivia grace keep your religious beliefs to yourself...no one asked about them...

Auti 1 yeah I believed Casey Anthony at first too but ykw ? I NEVER believe Susan smith...I ALWAYS knew she was lying...lmmfap

Just has to get better at face-to-face lol

Just has to get better at face-to-face lol

I think u can tell that she’s surprised when she hears her dad on the 911 call

I think u can tell that she’s surprised when she hears her dad on the 911 call

I agree. I also think she was convincing in her interview. Clearly the police are clued on to another frequency than us.

Sure the 911 call was convincing, however her story had so many holes in it. She gave way too many unimportant details that someone going through a traumatic experience wouldn’t have picked up on. It makes no sense. Not only that but, she contradicts herself at times.

@Kevin I've heard plenty of 911 calls from people who are scared or shocked and in danger and they all manage to give information because they know that's in their best interest. They might be hysterical before the call or after the call, but they calm down for the call because they genuinely need and want help.

You're easily fooled then. Every time someone is so hysterical that the 911 operator has a hard time getting information from them the caller is faking. Listen to more 911 calls and you'll soon be able to tell the difference too.

The dad's screams made it more believable. Sad.

The dad's screams made it more believable. Sad.

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

Too much info.<br>She knew too much for someone who doesn't know what's going on.

Too much info.
She knew too much for someone who doesn't know what's going on.

She was a good actress on the phone but she couldn’t keep her story together in interrogation lol

@Sviolinist You THINK you would yes, because you don't know.. you've never been in that situation.
So in no way or form can you know for certain.

People can react with very strange manners to serious situations.

Hopefully and god willing you will never have to find out.

@Kevin I'm just going to say I think that's a bunch of BS if I think somebody's about to kill me and I'm on the phone with the freaking 911 I'm going to tell them where the hell I am so I can get some help like yesterday

@Jaspanda you're totally right! So many people in the comments play the "I'm so smart" thing and it is annoying.

people, come on. of course now that you're analyzing it here with the narrator, you're going to notice that it's actually an act. if you're a dispatcher on the phone of course you're not going to think it's fake. Or if you're listening to it to the first time without hearing the story.

You must also believe in the Easter bunny

You must also believe in the Easter bunny

Not really, her breathing is all off base to the cadence of her words, if you listen carefully. Check out  #The Behaviour Panel.   It's amazing, the things you start to pick up about deceptive behaviour.

She does say the address. Helen avenue but the 911 operator gets crossed up and thinks she's saying Avenue Road, which is also a well known road in the Toronto area. It's confusing to most people who don't know the area because it's weird that it's called Avenue Road since both are names of types of streets. If you know that Avenue Road is an actual thing, the whole call makes more sense.

I agree. Without the benefit of hindsight, I find her very convincing, at least for a while.

@Jason Saulters Have you listened to real 911 recordings? It's not uncommon for victims to panic, be unhelpful and not listen to instructions. Many people can't handle stressful situations and completely break down.

Beelieeve women, all of them ?? <br>"Bill Burr" 😛🤣🤣

Beelieeve women, all of them ??
"Bill Burr" 😛🤣🤣

No she didn't.   It sounded like an act from the get.

No she didn't.   It sounded like an act from the get.

“i dont know where my parents are....someone stole our money and i COULD (past tense) hear my parents downstairs”

@Jason Saulters yeah it seemed that in reality she was buying time in order for them to actually bleed out and die by pretending she is so frantic she can't relay any useful info clearly. Noticed the same thing.

She said the address right away though, the dispatcher just didn't understand several times

Except how she does everything but help. It's as simple as providing the address so that paramedics and police can get there in time. It was a huge red flag and not believable at all IMO.


Seeing these investigation tactics is both reassuring, in cases where they have the correct person, and terrifying if they have an innocent person who may or may not be mentally able to keep up.

This is EXACTLY what I've been thinking. The case with Steven Avery's nephew (in Making a Murderer) was like that!!

Commenters really don't think there are innocent people in prison? Jfc, wake up. It happens more than you think.

@SoMuchForComments you are so wrong. They did this to one of my innocent family members. Fortunately they were cleared, but were the lead suspects for some time. This happens to good people too.

Your system in the US have proven maaany times people go in jail innocent because of "good interrogators" cause when they pinch some teens with anxiety and they don't let them sleep for 10 hours they admit for crimes they never did, google some cases.

They do this to get to that point. Inoccent people don't make it this far. You'll see that they freak out and start crying a lot of the time and right away because they aren't liers and they see what's happening and they're actually feeling something. The cross examination isn't just about watching to see if they get the facts wrong it's also about how they respond. That's why he points out that she gets nervous and pushes her point after missing it, because that's how liers respond.  <br>There are also some rules about how you interrogate people, even for people they know are guilty.

They do this to get to that point. Inoccent people don't make it this far. You'll see that they freak out and start crying a lot of the time and right away because they aren't liers and they see what's happening and they're actually feeling something. The cross examination isn't just about watching to see if they get the facts wrong it's also about how they respond. That's why he points out that she gets nervous and pushes her point after missing it, because that's how liers respond.
There are also some rules about how you interrogate people, even for people they know are guilty.

@sherrie owen     just to reassure you; no. Even i know it's common reaction. There are more subtle than that. of course, you can even find criminals in law enforcement, so... everything is possible, there are errors, but i believe they went in the right direction and got their tools really sharp

Everybody acts different to situations. Some cry some shake some show no emotion and because people dont act like we think they should they r guilty. Alot of innocent people in jail because of no emotions. When my father died i had no emotion or feeling about it. In fact i slept great that night. If he would of been murdered i probably would of been their best suspect lol.

@SoMuchForComments: tell that to the millions of falsely convicted people who are locked away in cages.

i'm not being ironic : They do this with guilty persons. You don't have to come up with twisted games to interact normally with normal people. They do this when confronted with delusional psychopathically liars and killers, who won't show regrets, who will tell A and B two seconds later : They do this with people you simply can't handle with normal discussion.


Father: you're such a disappointment, you planned to kill us and failed to get away with it

@Ariana Rainbow wow, maybe I will go on a rampage after seeing your comment. lmao

@Brotato It doesn't matter what is worse or not. We are talking about what she failed to do and that was to kill her father. Do you think she thought ''Let me let my dad live with regret, because that's much worse'' tf?

ofc she didn't. We are talking about what she wanted to do.

@Common sense Why do you need to justify your own narrative to other people?

@Infinity BlackSpace

Why do people correlate Strict with Bad parenting? Is this why kids don't respect their parents nowadays and treat them like the weird kid at school?

@Bonnie she cant do anything right hahaha

@Common sense Her parents were too strict which caused her to do bizarre things. Her parents were bad at parenting. Like people said, she opened up so mucn because she likely was never asked about herself before. Reasoning, not justification.

@Ariana Rainbow yh, they should try to let the kids be so they won't murder them.

Delicious savagery. Damn, can't even lie worth a shit LMAOOOO

This is the kind of comment I don't know if I'm allowed to laugh at. Thank you

Haha, sounds fitting, even in death they hold their heads in shame.😔

@HAOND I mean I think what she did is worse than murder since he survived. He has to live with his daughter being a crazy murderer who caused his wife to be killed as well as him getting brain damage. He also now realizes all this is because of his and his wife's parenting. So yeah, I'd rather die then live with this.

Didn't even succeed in murdering the dad smh 🤦♂

not only failed to get away, but fail to even complete the plan!

Triple disappointment , disappointment at school, as a daughter and as a murderer lmfao


The guy doing the commentary is great man he breaks down the process so well that I actually feel like I know what's going on.  If you see this fantastic video man

Kizzume .. check his channel .. he looks nothing like you would think he would ...

now i know how their game is played!  bwahaha

Also everything is said so perfectly clear and concisely. Extremely professional.


I'm not guilty of anything, and I don't want this criminal to go free, but the interviewer makes me feel like I did something wrong and I'll get caught.

they want to know your address...

i saw the cops asking about you in the comment section.

I was questioned twice after being violently raped by my ex, it was horrific, it's like your talking to a robot, they're completely emotionless, those interviews changed me.

Justin Hopkins I agree. And I can somewhat imagine what it’s like because I’ve been questioned before about crimes I didn’t commit.

They do try to back you into a corner to confess, no matter what. And I know from first hand experience, what they ask is meant to confuse you so you slip up and say contradicting things. Problem is, an innocent, terrified teenager is just as likely to slip up and be confused as a guilty criminal.

I pray for all the innocent people who’ve been wrongly convicted 😥

Tandrew B You’re right when you say most of the time. It’s horrific when you hear about people being released after years behind bars for a crime they didn’t commit. I can’t imagine what it must be like, especially for the people who were exonerated after receiving the death penalty. Talk about a true living nightmare.

Not really. All they do is poke holes in a story that has holes to be poked. If you tell the truth and it isn’t incriminating you’re good (most of the time). In fact, in her first statement, if she’d have been a mess and couldn’t give a coherent story of what happened, she wouldn’t have even been back for a second most likely.


The lady on the phone can’t spell avenue 😒


Gawdd..am thankful that I dont have parents like eventho I'm Asian.


“I thought you were on my side!” says Jennifer to the detective. Wow, she’s neither book nor street smart.

Crushed Velvet It doesn’t look like her parents taught her any life skills at 24 years old. It’s easy to say “just leave!” when it comes to an abusive relationship, but when abusive parents don’t teach you any life skills to keep you trapped, do you really have anywhere else to go? Think about the case of Gypsy Rose Blanchard, as an example.

@Valhatan They had already caught her before the home invasion took place. Her parents realised something suspicious was happening and her mom actually followed her one day when she was supposed to be going to work and actually caught her going to her boyfriend's (where she had been secretly staying when her parents believed she was staying with a friend). After figuring everything out they called her out for everything. All her lies were exposed and her parents gave her an ultimatum, either she could stay with her boyfriend and do whatever she wanted but they would revoke all financial support. The second proposed choice was for her to move back into the family home, enroll in college, pursue a degree and cut all ties with her boyfriend. She voluntarily chose to move home, when they discovered that she continued seeing her boyfriend they told her they didn't want her to go out at all socially and until she was back in school they only wanted her going out for her piano lessons (she taught piano lessons). She also agreed to those terms. She could have left right then and there, but she chose to agree and stay.<br> Personally, I think this was all driven by greed, considering she was a 24 year old grown adult woman and she had every chance and freedom to choose to stay with her boyfriend. She just didn't want to lose her parents financial support, she didn't care about their love or approval she just wanted them to provide for her and not question anything she did. The "tiger mom" defense is a bunch of nonsense, IMO.

@Valhatan They had already caught her before the home invasion took place. Her parents realised something suspicious was happening and her mom actually followed her one day when she was supposed to be going to work and actually caught her going to her boyfriend's (where she had been secretly staying when her parents believed she was staying with a friend). After figuring everything out they called her out for everything. All her lies were exposed and her parents gave her an ultimatum, either she could stay with her boyfriend and do whatever she wanted but they would revoke all financial support. The second proposed choice was for her to move back into the family home, enroll in college, pursue a degree and cut all ties with her boyfriend. She voluntarily chose to move home, when they discovered that she continued seeing her boyfriend they told her they didn't want her to go out at all socially and until she was back in school they only wanted her going out for her piano lessons (she taught piano lessons). She also agreed to those terms. She could have left right then and there, but she chose to agree and stay.
 Personally, I think this was all driven by greed, considering she was a 24 year old grown adult woman and she had every chance and freedom to choose to stay with her boyfriend. She just didn't want to lose her parents financial support, she didn't care about their love or approval she just wanted them to provide for her and not question anything she did. The "tiger mom" defense is a bunch of nonsense, IMO.

I think the word you're looking for is "stupid."

Kurisu - I totally agree that’s the detective’s job and he did a good one. And some of the smartest ppl I know don’t have high school. She has still demonstrated a lack of intelligence for both academics and the real world.


Still blows my mind how awful police camera footage is. So grainy and shakes at times.


All she had to do was hide upstairs while the murder was going on, tell the detectives that she didn't know much because of that, and she would have gotten away with it.
Instead, she decided to talk to the dudes that were SUPPOSED to be pretending to invade her home and came up with some nonsense about being tied to the banister and the invaders being stupid enough to willfully leave a witness alive and not even check if she had her phone on her.

I can see why she was averaging a C-...

@Pekozyn even then, they wouldn't have had as much probable  cause to look into her had this been more thought out... including contact with her BF

@GamersCUBEIXXI ok, I keep seeing these comments and I'm aware of the leads on her bf and her chatting... but they still got a confession out of her because of all the pitfalls she set up for herself through her bs plot. And that was before they stated they had that evidence. So yeah, the way she went about it still fucked her over regardless. She made the prospect of having any plausible deniability insane by stating that the killers willfully let her live.

More damning evidence has been presented in court without a guilty verdict. Hell, go watch the Casey Anthony vid if you want proof of just how damning a proper confession is vs any other presented evidence.

You would obviously end up locked up with her, they had leads on the boyfriend, forensic evidence proved they plotted it. There is no such thing as getting away with murder. Even innocent people get locked up.

@Treasure Mage Nah, not necessarily.
There is a lot of people not getting caught (dumber and smarter), there is also a lot of much smarter people caught in much more professionally done crimes and there is shitloads of smart people that are poor as dirt.

And then you have rich people, not smart, criminal as fuck, caught but never charged.

They said results won't displays your actual intellect level

Well she proved them wrong

A+ could have gone away with this? Lol..

@Cooking With Zahra The problem is that people with average to above average intelligence that could pull of a clean crime as usually also smart enough to make money without crime.

@elle she didn’t have her phone at hand and she had to wait until she thought they were gone to come out of her hiding spot

@Secular Ascetic She would've been charged anyway because they got her messages with her boyfriend

@elle so could of just said. " i looked doen the stairs and saw a few men wearing hoodies, snd covering their faces. I then quickly tiptoed to the closet located in the room across the hall. I then heard their footsteps either on the upstairs floor or the edge of the stairs. Without any signs from my parents. I managed to stay as quite as possible not making the least of sounds. When i heard thier footsteps vanished i went to the nearest bath room lockdd the door and called the police.

@Autonomous Sinner … they tried to but karma has a way of biting you back in the ass … when you least expect it.  Her father survived…think about it!?

@Denzel Cruz … the empty cup  which she noticed when she picked it up .. but hey, I’ll sip from it anyway for effects! 🤣

@Cooking With Zahra Lol! Some people, such as this lady, make really low IQ mistakes. Someone else mentioned she never even had to leave from upstairs, and definitely should not have been conversing casually with the robbers <i>in front of her parents!</i>

@Cooking With Zahra Lol! Some people, such as this lady, make really low IQ mistakes. Someone else mentioned she never even had to leave from upstairs, and definitely should not have been conversing casually with the robbers _in front of her parents!_

I hate when a criminal get caught not because of the crime he did but because of the mistake he make. For god sake if you are going to do a crime then do it properly, it's frustrating.

Мария Комарова

Can't agree more! That's what I thought too. Just stay upstairs and not come out, so they didn't realize she was there. She was talking too much. No wonder she's a C-......

She makes C- students look totally stupid.

Did you miss the part where they said that the most damning piece of evidence was the text message conversations between her and her boyfriend planning the invasion?

@Octavia Pinfold exorcising your right to counsel before anything else is the #1 takeaway from this entire channel.

She made quite a few mistakes but the biggest one was talking to the police. Don't do that alone even if you're an actual victim.

Why not be upfront about her distaste for her parents? A motive does not a guilty verdict make.

@Secular Ascetic All she had to do was hire guys who would actually make sure their victims are dead. If her dad was actually dead there's no way these detectives would've arrested her no matter how bad her lies were. But yeah she's a C student and botched her plan

@Denzel Cruz Yeah, she's not a good actress in the slightest.

REALISTICALLY, if you wanted the most foolproof way of doing this, it would be to be out of the house while all of this was happening, but her given circumstances with her tiger parents probably stopped that from happening... but still, main point is there are so many BETTER ways she could have gone about this vs. what her Dad ended up recollecting to police.

The way he described it makes it seem like she just threw all caution to the wind and assumed everything would just turn out perfect. But given all the things that ended up getting her in this situation with faking grades and diplomas and all that, it seems she doesn't seem to consider the long term in general, so it's not surprising she couldn't even do this well XD

and yet even if she did such calculating act she couldnt bring herself to cry that would still raise suspicion

@elle Panic and fear of being heard. Again, no no fool proof way of doing this, but compared to what she ACTUALLY went with...

@elle dude.. you have a brain right? you figure it out. god damn.

@elle she could have said she was scared that the intruders would have heard her, and once her father was screaming she thought it was a loud enough distraction to call 911 safely

they probably then would've questioned why it took so long to call the police, if she was hiding upstairs with her phone the whole time why wait until they shoot her parents and leave to call the police? why didn't she call them as soon as they invaded the house.

@Secular Ascetic i questioned him too but then realized that if you can hide you can make a life saving 911 at the same time

@Marek Siciński If you're gonna kill your parents by staging a mock home invasion, you should probably stage a mock home invasion. Hiding while the guys were doing the deed is a natural human reaction, explains why she was left alive, and gives her to ability to feign ignorance as someone who is hiding wouldn't have a a vivid recollection of anything but the aftermath. Also, it would prevent her parents from suspecting her involvement.

I'm not saying there's any "fool proof" approach to doing what she wanted to do, but the way she went about it created so many pitfalls that she inevitably fell in repeatedly, and that's what tipped investigators off in the first place.

@Marek Siciński If you're gonna kill your parents by staging a mock home invasion, you should probably *stage a mock home invasion.* Hiding while the guys were doing the deed is a natural human reaction, explains why she was left alive, and gives her to ability to feign ignorance as someone who is hiding wouldn't have a a vivid recollection of anything but the aftermath. Also, it would prevent her parents from suspecting her involvement.

I'm not saying there's any "fool proof" approach to doing what she wanted to do, but the way she went about it created so many pitfalls that she inevitably fell in repeatedly, and that's what tipped investigators off in the first place.


"He leaves Jennifer alone for three minutes to play with her hair and comes back and charges her with first degree murder"

He's very specific..

@ManWithAMask that’s fine but that’s not what I’M going to act like

@Jhordyn Brown Like I said, some people are alittle more put together than others. Just cuz I'm not breaking down visually and making a giant scene like someone called me a nigger and then spit on me doesn't mean I'm not hurt. It just means I'm resilient.

@ManWithAMask if my parents were killed, I would not be calm at all. Firstly I’d be devastated, secondly I’d be enraged. For me, devastated + enraged does not = calm. I’d lose my $h!t

@Jhordyn Brown Not everything is how you think it is. You might think you know what someone should do and feel and react just cuz you've seen it before somewhere or because you feel like that's how someone should act in that situation, but 6/10 they won't. It's mostly the human condition, but other times it's just them being them. If I were in a scenario where my parents were killed, with me tied up, and I actually had no part in it, I feel like I'd still be calm. Because I'm saving my anger for the ones responsible.

@Pro life medicine Relovsky Sounds like my kind of show, I will take a look! Thanks for the recommendation!

@Pro life medicine Relovsky wow, that’s interesting

@LepantoRosary1571 I guess, but for me, if I’m being arrested then temporarily put in jail for a crime I didn’t commit, I would lose my $h!t 🤷🏾♀

@Jhordyn Brown I think some innocent people would be calm though, like "the better I cooperate, the sooner I'll be released"

@ML Pencola some people shock inward and freeze, on the outside they appeared calm, but on the inside they are misreble.

@ML Pencola

nope. its shock. She has a morale, just chose a batshit crazy option

@ML Pencola not when they’re actually guilty. Like you’ll see with innocent people being detained they’ll freak out and be like “why am I being detained? this is bs!” and stuff.

Does anyone else feel like she is relatively calm after being arrested? She seems shocked for a brief couple minutes, but still apathetic or something?! Just wondering...<br>I just feel like most people would be hysterical or visibly upset!?

Does anyone else feel like she is relatively calm after being arrested? She seems shocked for a brief couple minutes, but still apathetic or something?! Just wondering...
I just feel like most people would be hysterical or visibly upset!?

Was hoping he would have been like, “who do you want me to call, your mom & dad, oh sorry, you had them murdered, DOH!!”

'They are going to put you in a small room, and pretend to be your friend.' Saul Goodman


She literally could’ve avoided all of this just by moving in with her boyfriend

@Maya would you choose to live with a drug dealer?

@Maya yes this is the moral of the story here. The streets never sleep. Git yours and hustle harder.

That or you know dare a drug dealer in med school.

@Mike Volume Is the money really that important if the situation was enough that she would kill her parents? Who cares about the inheritance? A rational person with some semblance of morality would have just moved on and forgot about the abusive household. Most people in this situation do.

@first name ????? She lied and he was helping?

Right? Like if she hated them enough to kill them, why not just be disowned?

@arthur , yeah I once got tired of how my parents treated me, and I moved out... I didnt kill them

@Евгения Михайловна i dont know why she still lives with her parents though, she is old, she can teach piano and have a drugdealer boyfriend who would fund her but probably make her a crackhead but no, She chose to kill her parents rather than being disowned and leave the nest which is the norm in american culture.

@arthur , her parents were too strict (they were right about her bf though), but no one deserved to die. but like - did they think she'd live with them even in her 40's? like she didn't have her own life. but she should have tried to live on her own, but she needed the money

Евгения Михайловна

Probably not that easy. She was never giving a glimpse of a different life. Probably a very difficult decision to make, while us that were afforded freedoms feel like it should be easy.

That would be shacking up though. A sin in the eyes of God.

@Asif her greed got her a life sentence smh. She should have just let herself be disowned and lived off of her bf

@first name that's one of her lies, she just wanted the money. If her parents is still alive, she won't get any.

New generation. Want freedom but parents money also

@Ditzycup bruh literally they were going to disown her, she just wanted the heritage before they disowned her.

I’m wondering why after 8 years they didn’t live together or why he didn’t help her out. If he were a half decent drug dealer, she wouldn’t need her parents financial help

She has a choice bruh, just get disowned and go with her drugdealer boyfriend

@Mike Volume 🦆duck you bro literally linked me to a 2 second clip 💀

@Epoch of An Era Yes. Bad choices and bad tendencies.

@Nyonide I think she's only dangerous to her parents. But with her kind of boyfriend, I see her spiralling down a dark path.

She still would largely be without empathy, emotionally detached and very dangerous.

She was greedy. Wanted the comfortable life and her parent's money.

Duhhhhhh, you didn't listen to the first 5 minutes. Short attention span?

@Ditzycup This is probably why and money is a contributing!!

@first name nope, they discussed it a month after. It was their plan, moving in comes after the parents being offed

she probably felt like killing them was the only way to possibly escape them. they trapped her for 24 years. in her mind, it was self defense

He moved on, she said that. So she thought this would have made him want her back.


I could never be the interrogated. I'd show all suspicious body language even though I hadn't done anything wrong.

Yeah. I can't even tell a story without going back and revising and adding more detail or changing details because I legitimately don't remember. I'd just scream "SUSPICIOUS" no matter what I did.

Just ask for a lawyer and keep silent.  Ignore any pressure and use a single word there after "lawyer".  Innocent people are wrongly convicted on numerous occasions.  It's really that simple.

@v1m30 “take your time” was more “you don’t have to answer fast”

@v1m30 “take your time” was more “you don’t have to answer fast”

@Eva Vetois "take your time" aka "Don't worry you'll have plenty of time to think about it." aka "I'll take your time".

Just do a bunch of crazy movements and then they'll never figure out what is wrong with you :)

@Mr. Chucky thats normal bc if your in shock like wow that just happend. You laugh at it bc how somthing that Crazy happend to you.

@manbolo2 yeah but the girl who was stolen saw the thiefs and I was really just there sitting (I didn’t even know it was her bag in the beginning and when she arrived she said it was hers and they just left after throwing her stuff in the trash) and our story was almost similar since she wasn’t there when they picked up the back and I was

@Eva Vetois well, that was how Jennifers interrorgation started XD

@Eva Vetois well, that was how Jennifers interrorgation started XD

bodylanguage is about as precise as looking up in the sky and estimating if it will rain one week from now

@John M A you have clearly never felt that rush of anxiety as the conduct accepts your perfectly valid ticket you legally paid for 🤣

Yeah same lmao. I'm horrible at telling the truth. I always sound like I'm lying-

This whole Body Language analysis is so obvious though. Its easy to pick at anything after you know the person is guilty and make it look like if because they blinked their eye after answering, it makes them guilty. They need to do body language analysis on people that aren't found guilty yet. That will impress me.

yeah thats a big problem with people lacking self-esteem/confidence. you can tell the difference after interrogation lasts long enough and thats the point. usually.

That’s why u shut up and ask for a lawyer.

That’s why u shut up and ask for a lawyer.

A whole 40 minute JCS video about textbook guilty behavior, and then at the very end "but somehow, miraculously, despite showing every single sign of being guilty, they had nothing to do with it"

same, i would get anxious that they would i think i was suspect

same, i would get anxious that they would i think i was suspect

I would appear so insensitive, because I'd burst out laughing if they accused me 😱

@ZenitsuKun I just witnessed and then they catches the thief (thanks to the camera of our school) and everything was fine it’s just really weird to have the cops calling your parents telling them to bring me that was the most anxious part 😂

@wisteriale LOL a funny story to tell ur kids (that's if u want kids lol!)

@wisteriale LOL a funny story to tell ur kids (that's if u want kids lol!)

Maybe not interrogation but one of those idiot campus pigs stopped me while I was smoking a cigar and listening to music. Tried to make it like I was smoking a blunt and I wasn't having it. Told him I'd be smart enough to not do it on a busy road and that he insulted my intelligence.

Girl I woulda told on myself and everyone else that I’ve ever known and even told on the roach hiding in the corner

@Ariel אֲרִיאֵל of course.  There are definitely ways they discriminate between those that are innocent and guilty lol and they definitely account for the inherent fear of being accused with something serious whether or not you did anything.  It's still very reasonable to be scared however.  After all, people get falsely accused all the time.

I would confess to something I didn't do just to get out of that situation

I would confess to something I didn't do just to get out of that situation

Same haha I get asked how’s the weather today and I legit go bright red in the face

Дмитрий Герман

@Triple Dot It's naive to think the police is infallible. Police officers are human, and therefore subject to human biases. There are countless cases where the police was "sure" their suspect was the perpetrator, and that feeling of certainty made them conduct the interrogation in a way that incriminated the suspect and made them look guilty even if they were innocent. It's not out if malice, but because of common confirmation bias, if you think someone is guilty, you tend to focus on things that support your preconception and ignore things that go against it.

That's why you must NEVER trust the police is on your side, even if you're innocent and you know it, they do not, and if they believe you're guilty then you're guilty until proven innocent and everything you say will be used against you, it's just how humans work. Always demand a lawyer if you think the police suspects you of something, you might think that makes you look suspicious but it's by far the lesser evil

Lmao same! I would literally panic and dig a hole for myself, without even having done anything 😂😂

one time i was dogsitting for my parents and the neighbor called the cops on me because she didn't realize it was me and not a robber and when the cops showed up i just started crying and almost had a panic attack even though i literally didnt do anything 😭😭

They can distinguish between stress and lying + evidence.

They can distinguish between stress and lying + evidence.

Just say “ lawyer … lawyer .,. lawyer” every one minute and you will be fine.

Just say “ lawyer … lawyer .,. lawyer” every one minute and you will be fine.

@John M A no i was anxious to not describe one of the thief correctly or to not remember something that was said or done I was anxious for this and they knew I didn’t do anything cause the girl who was stole was a classmate and we knew each other very well so they already knew I wasn’t a suspect in this

You wouldn't have a structure it. She has planned how to behave.

You wouldn't have a structure it. She has planned how to behave.

That's why so many innocent people go to jail because the interrogator will make you confess no matter if you're guilty or not.

@Eva Vetois that also what the detective says in first interview.  And why are you worrying about saying something wrong if you're not lying?

@Ariel אֲרִיאֵל and they respond by treating almost everyone like shit

@Ariel אֲרִיאֵל and they respond by treating almost everyone like shit

The way i relate to this im screamin 🤣🤣🤣🤣

The way i relate to this im screamin 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@Eva Vetois police officers asked me once if I could help them as a witness because they got a drug dealer. I agreed but I was so nervous I couldn't even sign their papers properly. My hands were shaking like it was me going to jail at that moment, lol.

Same, maybe Id cry too from nervousness lol

Same, maybe Id cry too from nervousness lol

I would be nauseous and shaking. I do not do well at all under pressure. I forget how to function lol.

Same. Praying that I will never be in a wrong place at the wrong time coz I’m sure as hell i’ll fail every interrogation even if I didn’t do anything bad.

"Stay quiet and ask for a lawyer."

- The Bible, probably

"Stay quiet and ask for a lawyer."

- The Bible, probably

It honestly worries me a bit. I can't tell a congruent story without correcting myself multiple times. Makes me appear to be full of it even during casual conversation. I'm not a liar, my brain is just mush.

I was interrogated once and I was so scared to say something wrong I didn’t do anything wrong I was just a witness (a group of people stole a bag of a girl) the police officer told me “don’t worry I can see you’re anxious right now just take your time”

@Ariel אֲרִיאֵלbecause innocent people don’t but up an act, genuinely freak out like a little kid when I’m trouble even when they haven’t done anything wrong.

The police officers know that and innocent people sometimes can seem to be more suspicious than guilty ones

Ariel אֲרִיאֵל


I'm only ten minutes in, but it's scary to think that she could've made things so much more believable if not for the weirdly elaborate tying up thing. Whoever came up with the plan has seen way too many movies. It would've been so much more believable if she'd just said she was scared to go downstairs and hid while they killed her parents which is a story that's happened thousands of times.

@Meagan S I don’t know why you’re being so dramatic

@Andy Blacksmith I'm so sorry Andy, please forgive me

@Meagan S You weren’t robbed because robbery is taking something by force or intimidation, which can’t be done if there is no person. You’re still burgling if you enter a home and rob somebody, but robbery is consider a violent crime and comes with harsher punishment so it’s the charge they would go with. It’s not really a semantics thing, these are the definitions of the crime.

@Andy Blacksmith me too lol, that's what one of the sources said, that and not using a weapon supposedly separates it! I had my house broken into when I was younger and was told we werent robbed because we weren't home, we were burglarized, but I mean I guess people use it in different ways. semantics, semantics.

@Meagan S I looked it up to double check before I commented

@Andy Blacksmith I think burglary usually happens when people arent home but I could be wrong

or she leaves before they come and say she went out to eat and came back and seen her parents slaughtered i feel like it wouldve been easier she wouldnt had to make up so many lies

And now you can think more ahead and imagine that maybe some other people did something similar to her but were smarter to not get caught :o

@Jhonloyd Yubac But he is right. Things like this do happen. It is not a result of porn.

@sal A that’s literally what burglary is. Entering a property without consent with the intention of committing a crime.

Yep the more she talks, the more she buries herself.

@MilanMakesStuff but they weren’t burglars they were doing a home invasion so I guess the rope could work, but yh her story was abit off

True. Like how many burglars bring rope???


It's really amazing how investigators and detectives are able to pick up tiny, subtle verbal and physical nuances that would've otherwise gone unnoticed to the general public.

If I were a witness, I would probably<br>look suspicious even if I was innocent/telling the truth.

If I were a witness, I would probably
look suspicious even if I was innocent/telling the truth.


Notice he didn’t mention ‘ cops make mistakes’ … just saying!


If she was bold enough to plan her parents' murder she could have just left the house and stayed with her boyfriend..

@Hair Beauty That poor frontal lobe of theirs.

@Hair Beauty That poor frontal lobe of theirs.

@ゼロ１ I'm vietnamese, i grew up in an asian household, and i can relate to that Jennifer girl, but i didn't want to kill my parents like her, i just chose to hurt myself instead,  and for that I attempted suicide 4 times, and you're right, different people cope with it differently. If she was to keep staying in her parent's house, she would end up hurting her parents more and  eventually, hurting herself

@Minh She was gonna get a lot more, I think. Her parents did amass a pretty decent amount of money.

@Minh She was gonna get a lot more, I think. Her parents did amass a pretty decent amount of money.

@ゼロ１ When someone snaps, they do the deed themselves and usually out of rage because they will want to inflict the same amount of pain on the person that made them suffer. They channel all their hate and rage by directly bestowing retribution on the person they hate. They don't think of the consequences in that moment. That wasn't the case here. She had someone else do it hoping she could get away with it and live her life freely. That isn't snapping. Snapping is abrupt and done without  much thought. She literally planned out a murder.  She was charged with conspiracy to murder. Someone who snaps usually doesn't conspire and plan out an accidental home invasion. Someone who snaps will do it proudly because of the blinded rage, not by having someone else take the credit.

Her parents also didn't mold her into a ruthless killer. You can't train someone to be heartless and remorseless by being strict. You can train someone to scheme and plot and lie, but that's not what they did here. Her lying was fear of not meeting her parents' expectations, not because she wanted to harm them when she fabricated her school achievements. Traumatic events can influence it to a certain extent.  But there's a reason why nurture is only half of a person's behavior.  The other half is strictly their identity as a person. How many people kill their parents for being too strict? Very rarely. When they do, it's because they are wicked to the core. She herself is an inherently evil person. She watched as her parents get shot, and didn't do anything to save them. Physical abuse would definitely contribute to her behavior, but all they did was take away her cellphone and forbade her from seeing her boyfriend. Does that sound traumatic to you? Ultimately, that money and being with her boyfriend were the only practical motives. The others are speculative.

If she left she wouldn’t have their money to fall back on. If they were ‘killed’ without her being behind I she would have what they left behind and she must of thought “yeah I kill my parents and what they have is now mine” “ I don’t have anyone to tel me what to do anymore she can do what she wants and she has what she needs”

@Anthony Pham Hell I might as well drop my plan in. First check the cover story, ensure everything lines up. Set a random day for the robbery so there is an element of suprise. Do not walk around like an idiot (get actually robbed), and eat a few bullets and maybe sexual assault. There, that's enough trauma to break a person enough to make a convincing argument to the police. She wanted to chase a payout, but is unwilling to sacrifice enough to do it.

@Anthony Pham  Just one thing. You think when people snap they will instantly grab a weapon and kill someone? There is something called "planned revenge", and some probably succeeded. She probably could pull it off if she is not a failure that can't get her own story straight or clean up her evidence.

Another thing is, the parents did molded her though, in creating the "the perfect daughter that follow our values", they trained her to lie without remorse and to be heartless (as a side effect). Abuse involves more than physical beating, that psychological abuse/conditioning is what cause her to kill, because who cares when the oppressor is the one on the chopping block. And a big paycheck is waiting on the other end.

@Anthony Pham You don't judge a murderer with the same optics as a regular person. She mentally broke and killed them. And the lead up to the murder is the important part, for those that have a "western" upbringing, they can discuss with their parents about their issues. These parents though, "be a doctor NOW or be homeless" seems like good parenting huh? (Direct poverty unless you follow OUR rule). Murder is not justified for you, but it sure is in her mind. (Me? I believe the parents are the cause, I don't condone it but they themselves opened that path that led to their murder)

She wants revenge for her parents more than she wants to be free from them.

She wants revenge for her parents more than she wants to be free from them.

@Tulla Intelligence is from both nature and nurture; people who buy sperm/eggs/embryos from Ivy Leaguers are just succumbing to a sales pitch.

@Pet unia She wouldn't have had financial support either, as opposed to collecting her share of their life insurance after they're murdered, plus as others have pointed out she just didn't want their pressure hanging over her head--even though she would've been away from them anyway, she probably thought that murder would've made her feel free and emotionally forget her past.

She wanted the financial support though, and the emotional freedom of not having to deal with their pressure anymore (not thinking of the pressure of a guilty conscience...)

@Hair Beauty OK, using people from a pysch ward as an example of the average person Isn't really the best idea.

I always see not developed until age 25 but what exactly does that mean? Do they really have no idea about consequences until age 25? Because I call bull since most people have a job and are somewhat stable by 25 so not developed brains sounds like silly.

Financially is lead her to do this. Leaving house is one of the opt the parent gave her

Financially is lead her to do this. Leaving house is one of the opt the parent gave her

Chances are she siphoned lot of money from her parents when she was pretending to be in college. <br>So she is spoiled

Chances are she siphoned lot of money from her parents when she was pretending to be in college.
So she is spoiled

@fazluna rae well no she wasn't academically gifted remember

@fazluna rae well no she wasn't academically gifted remember

@heekyung Kim exactly no excuse but yes!

@heekyung Kim exactly no excuse but yes!

i remember they said they want her parent's money. if they died, then she's rich

i remember they said they want her parent's money. if they died, then she's rich

Probably wanted the inheritance she and her brother would get

Probably wanted the inheritance she and her brother would get

Well there was a documentary that stated she was also after the money of the parents too so that she didn't have to work so hard to live with her boyfriend

Probably due to her deal with the robbers.. Probably they wanted some assurance or something..

Probably due to her deal with the robbers.. Probably they wanted some assurance or something..

No it doesn't work that simple. She understood why her parents didn't want her to be with that boyfriend, he is obviously nuts. She didn't like him either, she was using him. But she blamed her parents for all her failures so she was using her boyfriend to get her out of that trap. Very possibly, she wanted her parents killed and then she can start over, with her boyfriend in prison and her parents dead. When kids rebel against their parents, they know darn well what they are doing is wrong and down deep inside their conscience is grinding them, so what they want is approval from people around them. Her plot was to get out clean from this crime.

She had to be there to ensure the gate and door were not locked. Her only stupidity was to say that she paid to get herself killed. It would be easier and simple to get the killer shoot her outside. And her ultimate weakness was to come out with this last minutes story. Had she just kept mum or saying ‘what happen to me’ there would be no case against her. But understandably, many would have mentally and psychologically broken down after 3 hours of interrogation. Or perhaps it was not due to interrogation technique but her drink could have been spiked which made her revealing secret info in her sub-conscious mind.  If CIA, government agents or spies could use various immoral tactics, the same would probably with the police.

i don't think the whole thing happened because her parents made her choose. she chose to go with the murder because she had this deep rooted hatred for her parents that she felt since her childhood because of all the pressure & expectations & she wanted to get rid of them.

@angel She gets disowned if she chooses the BF and just leaves. She wanted her $$$ inheritance.

@angel She gets disowned if she chooses the BF and just leaves. She wanted her $$$ inheritance.

YES. She even states in the 3rd interrogation  that her boyfriend's parents treated her well.

YES. She even states in the 3rd interrogation  that her boyfriend's parents treated her well.

That's what I was thinking too, and it's not like the parents would come after her/threaten her because they gave her the ultimatum before that should could leave. I'm thinking she did it to get their money, or to avoid the feeling of dishonoring them/ them judging her life.

@Daria Milovanova Thanks for your reply. But yeah different people different thoughts and opinions I guess. I wish you good luck

@ゼロ１ I don’t see a reason to argue with you on this anymore as you clearly do not see what I see. I am sad to see those words come from you and that you blame the victims of murder for what happened. Hope you and your family stay safe.

@Daria Milovanova That I disagree. You might have survived your torment. Good for you. But not everyone does, the killer snapped. And it's perfectly reasonable for her to do what she did. Her parents pushed her on this path, they have to answer for it

@ゼロ１ don’t make assumptions about me, because you know nothing about me. I am Russian and believe me the “Asian” parent stereotype is not exclusively Asian, unless you count Russia in. I grew up in an emotionally and physically abusive household that deprives me of the very things I need and love (food, books, cliche phone) for the smallest mistakes like getting a 5- instead of a 5 on a test. And guess what, I’m not planning my parents’ murder or lie to them about my achievements. My friends that also grew up in this environment (if not worse) are not sociopaths either- they are strong, resilient people. So before you assume anything about other people on the internet again- don’t. Either way, using that stereotype as a way to shift the responsibility from her actions is just wrong. <br>As for the woman- she clearly is psychopathological. No mentally heathy empathetic person would do what she did, Asian parents or no Asian parents.

@ゼロ１ don’t make assumptions about me, because you know nothing about me. I am Russian and believe me the “Asian” parent stereotype is not exclusively Asian, unless you count Russia in. I grew up in an emotionally and physically abusive household that deprives me of the very things I need and love (food, books, cliche phone) for the smallest mistakes like getting a 5- instead of a 5 on a test. And guess what, I’m not planning my parents’ murder or lie to them about my achievements. My friends that also grew up in this environment (if not worse) are not sociopaths either- they are strong, resilient people. So before you assume anything about other people on the internet again- don’t. Either way, using that stereotype as a way to shift the responsibility from her actions is just wrong.
As for the woman- she clearly is psychopathological. No mentally heathy empathetic person would do what she did, Asian parents or no Asian parents.

@Daria Milovanova I can tell you're a person that isn't raised in an Asian household. Some Asian parents are not reasonable, the stereotype is there for a reason. Where I grew up, the teachers would cane the students if they spelled things wrong or did not finish their homework. Also, some households prioritise getting results over their children's mental wellbeing. There are also videos of asian parents beating their child because they displeased them. Make of it what you will.

Had she left the family, she hadn't had any money. Clearly, her boyfriend did not intend to pay her bills. Perhaps it was only for the money that he was with her all along.  So, getting rid of the parents without getting rid of the property was more convenient, as that way she also got to pretend that someone loved her. And it's not boldness, but first-degree cowardice to choose wealth before integrity, self-respect, and, well, relationships. Boldness would have been to simply talk back to her parents, and say "No!" whenever they were forcing her.

@Pet unia not if her bf was broke or cunning and made her evil mind do more evil than to bring the best out of her. Both gf and bf were stupid af.

@fazluna rae then her parents not as bright themselves. Bc she only inherits their genes unless she's adopted.

@fazluna rae then her parents not as bright themselves. Bc she only inherits their genes unless she's adopted.

@angel well she did decide to fake all of her academic achievements instead of talking to her parents about her struggles and thought she would get away with it so what’s there to be surprised about

That's a  really good point that I hadn't thought about.

That's a  really good point that I hadn't thought about.

@Pet unia some people don't have the brain and it shows.... It's just too bad that others suffer because of that...

Right? The murder makes no sense. She was free to be with her boyfriend. She just wouldn't have a family anymore.  So she chose murder and now she doesn't have a boyfriend or a family.

Clearly she's not very bright..imagine choosing jail

Clearly she's not very bright..imagine choosing jail

Yeah, I choose once to live alone and didn't once thought about killing my parents lol. She's obviously insane. No one should kill anybody. Just leave and do your thing God dammit

That may just be to make it more convincing

That may just be to make it more convincing

@Corpse_Bride most people don't understand the law or even consequences of the next day. I've worked at inpatient psych ward for kids and even young adults and until age 25 a lot of brains aren't developed enough to understand the consequences of actions .  I mean at all. I've seen people try to kill themselves over a facebook post. Like relax killing isn't the way

@angel they said she wasn't very smart 🤓🤓🤓

@angel they said she wasn't very smart 🤓🤓🤓

That wouldn't have given her all the money she was going to inherit after their death

That wouldn't have given her all the money she was going to inherit after their death

@angel She wanted their financial support tho. Maybe she thought she would have them murdered and collect life insurance on them lol

@Nadia Abdul Kader Well like the detective said not everyone is smart haha

@Nadia Abdul Kader Well like the detective said not everyone is smart haha

@angel but this just shows how terrified she was of them.

@angel but this just shows how terrified she was of them.

@John Lowell Evangelio  no i meant if she just left the house when her mother let her choose between family and her boyfriend this all wouldn't happen. If she was brave enough to plot the muder she could also have left her family but she was stupid enough to think that murder was easier than leaving the house lmao.

One detective said it already. Random things dont just happen randomly. I mean, if she will leave the house then the robbers will come its kinda obvious

EXACTLY like did she really think she could get away with it

EXACTLY like did she really think she could get away with it


So let me get this straight... a group of like 4 people. Murdered 2 people for 2k?....<br> $500 each?

So let me get this straight... a group of like 4 people. Murdered 2 people for 2k?....
 $500 each?


It was at this moment she knew, she fucked up..


Man, life is so stress-free when you don’t murder people

Man, life is so stress-free when you don’t murder people

The relief not being an interrogation room 😌

The relief not being an interrogation room 😌

@Johnny Chimpo facepalm... people always hate what they don't understand... You didn't offend me btw, but I really hope it didn't take you 5 minutes to read that or yeesh, lol! I wish you nothing but the best, for real.

@Johnny Chimpo I’m sure YouTube have flagged this comment… smh

@Johnny Chimpo I’m sure YouTube have flagged this comment… smh

@shawty ok? I haven’t assumed anyone is anything, YOU are assuming, lol. I’m saying Trans “in general” as in the broad sense & everyone all “rawr, rawr, rawr!” Which is my entire point about the whole “thin skins” &  needing to chill tf out on the whole “being a victim” tip all the time....  & just because I chose to write a reply means I’m angry? So, then by your logic you’re angry as well, right? Please, explain.<br>Edit: Also please explain how me literally being 100% for the LGBTQ community & supporting their American rights & their right to the Pursuit of Happiness constitutes me as a homophobic/ transphobic in any way... just because I don’t believe choosing to be yourself makes you different whatsoever— so ya.... talk about assuming yo... lol.

@shawty ok? I haven’t assumed anyone is anything, YOU are assuming, lol. I’m saying Trans “in general” as in the broad sense & everyone all “rawr, rawr, rawr!” Which is my entire point about the whole “thin skins” &  needing to chill tf out on the whole “being a victim” tip all the time....  & just because I chose to write a reply means I’m angry? So, then by your logic you’re angry as well, right? Please, explain.
Edit: Also please explain how me literally being 100% for the LGBTQ community & supporting their American rights & their right to the Pursuit of Happiness constitutes me as a homophobic/ transphobic in any way... just because I don’t believe choosing to be yourself makes you different whatsoever— so ya.... talk about assuming yo... lol.

@Nick Sickmore bestie u r way too mad about her simply saying what she identifies as u don’t even know if she’s trans it’s online u just wanted an excuse to be a transphobe and she wasn’t even shoving it in anybody’s face she simply said what she identified as and you caring so much about what she identifies as is kinda gay but ok

Walter white be like : You God Damn right!

Walter white be like : You God Damn right!

You gonna make this joke in every single video?

You gonna make this joke in every single video?

Would have been stress free if she would have kept her mouth shut and said that they could talk to her lawyer before she became a suspect. After the second interview she should have realized then.

@2T Beats dude, it's finals week and here I am watching YouTube because I'm so stressed lmao I feel you.

It was funny the first 400 times I read this comment.

It was funny the first 400 times I read this comment.

La dee dah, look at Señor Clean Conscience over here!

La dee dah, look at Señor Clean Conscience over here!

I don’t think most people see it that way, it sure doesn’t make life easier though.

My face was in serious mode...then I read this comment🤦🏽♀🤣

My face was in serious mode...then I read this comment🤦🏽♀🤣

It actually can be quite stress relieving depending on your mindset but I wouldn’t know

@Johnny Chimpo oh since you're a she then you can't face any punishment for your crimes, isn't the justice system in the US great!!

Every time I have a dream where I kill someone I always wake up like "OH THANK GOD"

Watching people get interviewed and telling lies really made my anxiety rosed up.

Today I didn't kill anyone and it feels great

Today I didn't kill anyone and it feels great

Not having a criminal record makes life so much easier. I'm so glad I wasn't involved in anything too bad when I was young.

@Nick Sickmore you don't care which is why you wrote a paragraph of text explaining how little you care in response to a offhand joke from a troll, grow up dude.

And suddenly my problems dont matter anymore. Lol, there is no going back from that.

@Aleena Ck I think she is no longer answering cause she has been arrested lol

That’s debatable, ask a doormat personality.

Me, ask me.

That’s debatable, ask a doormat personality.

Me, ask me.

Well, I mean, but, if... (sigh), I guess.

Well, I mean, but, if... (sigh), I guess.

Tuck Frudeau The Cowardly Soyboy Dictastor

@Tuck Frudeau The Cowardly Soyboy Dictastor love the profile and the pic btw

@Tuck Frudeau The Cowardly Soyboy Dictastor nah I'm more of an officer barbrady

No, stress is there, but not a bigger stress, like that after you murder someone.<br>Work pressure is very little infront of guilt

No, stress is there, but not a bigger stress, like that after you murder someone.
Work pressure is very little infront of guilt

I disagree to a point, still stressful either way

I disagree to a point, still stressful either way

@Mimi_6293  funny ? How you know he didnt do it for real? You have no idea how many crazy people are online

I would like to add any crime. Losing your rights is not a fun thing.

I would like to add any crime. Losing your rights is not a fun thing.

Man you like to comment the same thing on every single video you watch. And no, life is not stress free lmao

Whenever I'm stressed these videos always make me feel a little better. I might have made a fool of myself today or might be scared of something at work in the morning, but at least I'm not facing life 🤷♀

Hahahahaha broooooo shit is fuck tup man hahahhhahaha

Hahahahaha broooooo shit is fuck tup man hahahhhahaha

More people should know about this life hack

More people should know about this life hack

They say killing ppl is super stress relieving.

They say killing ppl is super stress relieving.

Right? I’m over here worried about the summer reading project I didn’t do, murdering someone would put my stress on a whole other level.

I seen your this comment everywhere.. You one trick pony!

I seen your this comment everywhere.. You one trick pony!

@Johnny Chimpo “Dude” is a gender neutral word?????????????

@Johnny Chimpo “Dude” is a gender neutral word?????????????

When I feel like a bad person I come to this channel and realize I’m an ok person

We’re definitely taking that for granted man 😞.

We’re definitely taking that for granted man 😞.

@DILLIGAB ye he sounds like someones whos parents when asked how he is doing, they change the subject

Saw this comment on all the other videos too

Saw this comment on all the other videos too

@Johnny Chimpo that's not funny, your ligit 11

@Johnny Chimpo that's not funny, your ligit 11

I've never even considered murder and my life is packed with stress. Wtf man.

@Nick Sickmore ULTIMATE FACTS SIR!<br>😄🔥💯✔✌💀

@Nick Sickmore ULTIMATE FACTS SIR!
😄🔥💯✔✌💀

You commented this on his recent videos last month now you come back to say the same exact thing. Get a life. It’s annoying seeing your same comment on all his videos

Lmao I see this comment on every video on this channel. I see you 😂

Lmao I see this comment on every video on this channel. I see you 😂

Yeah, miss that feeling. You wouldn't believe the stress after killing someone... it's like an awakening to things most people don't know, but waking up to the fact that you're in hell.

Jennifer was stressed out either way though

Jennifer was stressed out either way though

@Nick Sickmore I shall eagerly await your letter of panty pics good sir!

@Nick Sickmore I shall eagerly await your letter of panty pics good sir!

@Nick Sickmore perchance I would good sir

@Nick Sickmore perchance I would good sir

@Yeetus Da Fetus wink, wink– wouldn’t you like to know

@Yeetus Da Fetus wink, wink– wouldn’t you like to know

@Yeetus Da Fetus oh I understood the troll-toll & I’m not pissed. I am however stating facts. Again, there’s NO emotion in fact. It’s funny how if ones opinion isn’t the social norm it’s automatically taken as anger or “an attack”. I stated my mind as plainly as had I said, “the chicken’s nice & spicy today!” So, my manties remain smooth as silk underneath a kimono dawg— chill as fuck.

@Johnny Chimpo Why don’t you identify as a responsible adult who accepts that people do NOT “need to/ have to”understand you  or agree w/ your sexual preferences? See, I identify as an adult American male who understands science & facts:  Facts don’t care about feelings (& neither do I)! There’s absolutely NOTHING wrong w/identifying as whatever, but why every Trans-person feels they HAVE to ram it down the throats of EVERYONE around them I have NO CLUE!!!  Because @ the end of the day nobody cares... FACT

@Johnny Chimpo Why don’t you identify as a *responsible* adult who accepts that people do NOT “need to/ have to”understand you  or agree w/ your sexual preferences? See, I identify as an adult American male who understands science & facts:  Facts don’t care about feelings (& neither do I)! There’s absolutely *NOTHING* wrong w/identifying as whatever, but why every Trans-person feels they HAVE to ram it down the throats of EVERYONE around them I have NO CLUE!!!  Because @ the end of the day nobody cares... FACT

Well, it’s <b>NOT</b> exactly “stress-free”:.. But the bullshit/monotony of everyday life does have this way of just picking @ one & wearing them down until being able to “stop & smell the roses” is no longer an option (or even thought of.....)

Well, it’s *NOT* exactly “stress-free”:.. But the bullshit/monotony of everyday life does have this way of just picking @ one & wearing them down until being able to “stop & smell the roses” is no longer an option (or even thought of.....)

Did you know that when we click on your profile photo, we can see how many times you’ve posted this comment on this channel?

This comment deserves an unknown amount of Reddit trophies

This comment deserves an unknown amount of Reddit trophies

true. this whole procedure seems so exhausting. from both sides

true. this whole procedure seems so exhausting. from both sides

You write this same damn moment in every video ?

You write this same damn moment in every video ?

@Johnny Chimpo you cant atleast shouldn't go around commenting that youve killed 2 people as if its nothing

you and your comments everywhere on this channel 😭

you and your comments everywhere on this channel 😭

Dude i have 10 essays to do in the weekend... wdym stress free

Dude i have 10 essays to do in the weekend... wdym stress free

Dexter Morgan would both agree and disagree

Dexter Morgan would both agree and disagree

well in her case she was stressed out either way. but yeah the parents didnt deserve that all