That's disturbing how she fakes her tears and pretends like she wants to help as her father is just screaming for her help.

That's disturbing how she fakes her tears and pretends like she wants to help as her father is just screaming for her help.

@Quetzalcoatl I dont know if I understand a thing that you said. But if I do... Me saying nobody cares was sarcasm... obviously... People like me?? You dont even know me. You can only see what you read. That's the most you have of me. What are you talking about, you have no clue what type of person I am. Please Explain.<br>And you say people care about you and whatever, the same way people cared about that person's story. Make it make the slightest bit of sense... please.

@Quetzalcoatl I dont know if I understand a thing that you said. But if I do... Me saying nobody cares was sarcasm... obviously... People like me?? You dont even know me. You can only see what you read. That's the most you have of me. What are you talking about, you have no clue what type of person I am. Please Explain.
And you say people care about you and whatever, the same way people cared about that person's story. Make it make the slightest bit of sense... please.

@TheLetterEe And you say nobody cares. Well, some people care as I can see from the initial comments and they comment about their slightest sympathies towards Jennifer before people like you shut them down. That's the most disturbing thing in this comment thread. The nail sticking out gets hammered down.

@TheLetterEe And you say nobody cares. Well, some people care as I can see from the initial comments and they comment about their slightest sympathies towards Jennifer before people like you shut them down. That's the most disturbing thing in this comment thread. The nail sticking out gets hammered down.

@Quetzalcoatl act like I wrote everything correctly

@Quetzalcoatl act like I wrote everything correctly

@Quetzalcoatl Then there are other ways to handle that. Better ways than murder. Maybe recommend parents psych2go, don't say why, but soon they'll run into that type of video and they'll slowly start to realize, and probably stop. You guys dont have cps?? Not that hard to call them. You can say they said something you didn't like and they'll take you away. Happened to my sisters cousin. She lives with her aunt now. There are better measures than murder. Gypsy Rose got a pass, not this girl.

@Quetzalcoatl No, maybe you shouldn't because nobody asked you, and nobody cares. No matter your excuse, you attacked them over a different opinion.

@Quetzalcoatl No, maybe you shouldn't because nobody asked you, and nobody cares. No matter your excuse, you attacked them over a different opinion.

@TheLetterEe "Big Ass Bullshit" -- if you read my first replies and you still say it's bullshit, I can tell you that your opinion is bullshit.<br>One doesn't have to support the murder to feel empathy towards her. She's going to prison for that. I never said that it wasn't premeditated. And I'll still say that her parents had it coming. PERIOD.

@TheLetterEe "Big Ass Bullshit" -- if you read my first replies and you still say it's bullshit, I can tell you that your opinion is bullshit.
One doesn't have to support the murder to feel empathy towards her. She's going to prison for that. I never said that it wasn't premeditated. And I'll still say that her parents had it coming. PERIOD.

@TheLetterEe "Did you only attack them because they had a different viewpoint from you??" -- He expressed it in such a way that meant I was saying that to him. I said the first sentence to that Rasa person. I didn't attack you though you have a different viewpoint too.<br>I could talk about my experiences and trauma as well, but I'm done with this discussion here.

@TheLetterEe "Did you only attack them because they had a different viewpoint from you??" -- He expressed it in such a way that meant I was saying that to him. I said the first sentence to that Rasa person. I didn't attack you though you have a different viewpoint too.
I could talk about my experiences and trauma as well, but I'm done with this discussion here.

@TheLetterEe  "you can sue people for emotional abuse" -- Maybe you can in usa or canada or 1st world countries, but not in my country or any 3rd world country in my neighbourhood. People here (A huge percent of the world population) are helpless because there's no way police can help you in such situation which you don't know.

@Quetzalcoatl Actually, since you probably didn't know, you can sue people for emotional abuse. You can even call the police, and they will be arrested. Physical abuse isn't the only one, though to some viewpoints, it is worse. Do you know how many people have been raped and assaulted by their mother and father (which is worse) and DIDN'T have them murdered. No, you don't, because they don't get these 'interesting' stories like the serial killers do. You can't always expect a fair view or anything in life. Like swimming in a cold ocean waiting for it to heat when you know it wont. Pointless. You state the same thing through everything you say.

@Quetzalcoatl wait..
 I just noticed..
 "Those who haven't experienced these types of trauma"
"Who asked you?"
Uh.... come again???

Did you only attack them because they had a different viewpoint from you?? Damn, not fair...

@Quetzalcoatl wait..
 I just noticed..
 "Those who haven't experienced these types of trauma"
"Who asked you?"
Uh.... come again???

Did you only attack them because they had a different viewpoint from you?? Damn, not fair...

@Quetzalcoatl The way I sound should not concern you. The people you say are seeing too much are just grabbing what the surface feeds. You guys dont accept that food, and go into the deeper water for bigger fish. WE aren't looking too deep. You guys brought up trauma and shit. We only seen the top of everything, they gave her a choice and she killed them. You guys are saying "She was traumatized! Her parents did this and that, they had a HOLD!" It was the people who agree with your opinion starting almost every argument I can read through the replies. Basically, what I'm saying is.... What you said is Big Ass Bullshit.

@TheArnoldification  Vapid neurotypical? Have you ever really talked to a vapid neurotypical in reality? You have some experiences and so have I too. You're just seeing it in a certain light. And you say in your first reply to me that you don't like armchair psychologists telling you what to think which is irrelevant here, and you expressed it such a way that I was telling you what to think. And you say you don't have an inferiority complex??

@TheLetterEe  And I'm ashamed for expecting an empathetic perspective from people like you. Maybe I can't see something or maybe you're seeing too much. Yes I may sound dumb to intelligent people like you. That's what you get from society for keeping an open mind.<br>And you sound way too authoritative for an online video platform commenter.

@TheLetterEe  And I'm ashamed for expecting an empathetic perspective from people like you. Maybe I can't see something or maybe you're seeing too much. Yes I may sound dumb to intelligent people like you. That's what you get from society for keeping an open mind.
And you sound way too authoritative for an online video platform commenter.

@TheLetterEe "Comment, don't reply.." ... WHY?? It's disturbing to you, and I have nothing against that. I read all the replies and said what I felt.

@TheLetterEe "Comment, don't reply.." ... WHY?? It's disturbing to you, and I have nothing against that. I read all the replies and said what I felt.

@Quetzalcoatl Comment, don't reply.. I just pointed out what was disturbing. Nothing else... Also, yeah.. they did fuck her up, but she had them murdered... No excuse... Both are facts, both deserve to be stated..

@Quetzalcoatl Comment, don't reply.. I just pointed out what was disturbing. Nothing else... Also, yeah.. they did fuck her up, but she had them murdered... No excuse... Both are facts, both deserve to be stated..

@Justin Vanderhorst "If jennifer is like this because of her parents" is a BIG if. Murdering your parents because of controlling behavior is an exhibit of serious psychological issues. That is probably what people should be focusing on - instead, the person you are responding to is apparently incapable of recognizing the fact we just don't know the full story of how her parents really treated her.

Let me put it this way - do you think accepting a description of someone's character by their murderer is a good idea?

I'm just reading the comments and seeing how unempathetic most people can be when it comes to psychological trauma. Judging a real victim from a psychologically cozy and comfortable perspective. One doesn't have to defend a murder to have empathy for a mentally abused victim. Both are facts, both deserves attention.

@Rasa Khosrofar  I'm with you, buddy. Those who haven't experienced these types of trauma will never understand it, that's the irony of life. This type of controlling parents are very common in South/South-East Asian households, you know, China, N Korea, S Korea, Japan, India(less intense).

@Rasa Khosrofar  I'm with you, buddy. Those who haven't experienced these types of trauma will never understand it, that's the irony of life. This type of controlling parents are very common in South/South-East Asian households, you know, China, N Korea, S Korea, Japan, India(less intense).

@Rasa Khosrofar Sorry didnt want to upset you or w/e its just like i feel everyone in those type of event get emotional about the person only about what she says which is an entire made up story. Its just that accusing a dead mother and a guy that lost his wife and who has his daughter in jail or "abusing" its a little over the top.<br>I didnt miss your point i know u didnt say the murder was right but since you think she was abuse when she wasnt its where it gets untrue. She obviously tried to escape the first degree murder and try to decrease her guilt by making like she had a misery life and then ppl like you say "poor child.. But i dont forgive what she did" meanwhile like i said her entire story is available on the internet and u can fact check what the brother and the dad said. Once again sorry you didnt take what i said nicely, didnt want to be mean im just trying to not let ppl thinking her life was miserable and she was the one to blame in any type of way. Whats even more weird its the only thing her parent did is forcing her to take piano lessons and she says she likes it in the video so... They were bad parent but they loved her. And now her dad doesnt want to live in his house obviously lost his wife his daughter is in jail and he knows that she tried to murder him and she was watching him for 3 hours when he was in the coma when she was the only causing why he was in this state. Anyway

@Rasa Khosrofar Sorry didnt want to upset you or w/e its just like i feel everyone in those type of event get emotional about the person only about what she says which is an entire made up story. Its just that accusing a dead mother and a guy that lost his wife and who has his daughter in jail or "abusing" its a little over the top.
I didnt miss your point i know u didnt say the murder was right but since you think she was abuse when she wasnt its where it gets untrue. She obviously tried to escape the first degree murder and try to decrease her guilt by making like she had a misery life and then ppl like you say "poor child.. But i dont forgive what she did" meanwhile like i said her entire story is available on the internet and u can fact check what the brother and the dad said. Once again sorry you didnt take what i said nicely, didnt want to be mean im just trying to not let ppl thinking her life was miserable and she was the one to blame in any type of way. Whats even more weird its the only thing her parent did is forcing her to take piano lessons and she says she likes it in the video so... They were bad parent but they loved her. And now her dad doesnt want to live in his house obviously lost his wife his daughter is in jail and he knows that she tried to murder him and she was watching him for 3 hours when he was in the coma when she was the only causing why he was in this state. Anyway

@HiddenGodful I guess you can pride yourself with not being fooled by a psycho and completely missing my point.<br>I'm done with this thread.

@HiddenGodful I guess you can pride yourself with not being fooled by a psycho and completely missing my point.
I'm done with this thread.

@Rasa Khosrofar That would be true if she didnt have a brother that had a different story of their childhood. They werent good parents but their werent abusive. Whats even prove the point that the girl was a psycho is that once her boyfriend dumped her for another girl, she made-up a story about getting raped by few guys who were hired by his ex boyfriend girlfriend. Just search by yourself and dont think someone become not only a murderer but she clearly makes fun of her dad beging for help. Also her mom asked to the killers to NOT kill her daughter. Thats kinda weird from an abusive parents. the majority of this comments section act like she is a sweet person that was abuse.. u just got fooled by a psycho.

@tea z agreed.. She killed them for money.. Plain and simple. And to those people who are saying the parents shouldn't have tried to disown her , excuse me but no.. Even if they won't disown her, she is already a bloody adult, she could have gotten a freaking part time job. And besides, the parents are not responsible or entitled to spoon feed her for the rest of her life.

@TheLetterEe I'm not saying she is innocent, she obviously made a bad choice and is also in the wrong but the people completely disregarding what led her to do it and simply saying she should know better don't understand how psychology works at all. Praising her parents for raising her the way she did is a very bad idea, tough love only works if you apply it correctly, it shouldn't override the love and care you should show your child. She could have grown up with multiple different extremely negative psychological effects. Believing she made her choices randomly or because she is a murderer makes no sense. Its pretty much the arguement of telling someone who is disabled to stop being disabled.

@Raid Goblin Yes, health and murder fit different criterias, though they sometimes require the same paths. Not saying tough love is great, but you can't stop parents from using that technique. Lots of parents use this, and some would ignore her story thinking they're doing it Differently, and Better. Just saying that most kids who go through this don't go crazy and murder mom and dad. Stripping her away from their name is a zero compared to all of the other threats they could have made. Though this doesn't fit for everyone(I know people have different reactions and feelings), I wouldn't have cared. People feeling differently about things is the only reason we have mixed feelings about her. Some think she should burn, some think she's innocent. We don't know how she felt, which is why we don't know if she's guilty or innocent. I look at different viewpoints sometimes, your reply caused another. This is the second angle, and it looks a little plain. We can't really know whose guilty and innocent here. Some people think they do know, but they don't No matter how smart you are, or good a detective or something... You don't know everything. This is all I have to say for now.

@Aleeza Again this is easy for you to say in the moment but you have to consider her entire life and what led to this. Its not simply "she is 24 she should know better" thats pretty much what a bad parent would say after raising their kid completely wrong or they have some kind of disability. There is more proof showing that her parents didnt show her love and instead threatened to disown her the moment she became less than perfect. They made it so in her mind if she showed them who she was they would immediately cut all relations with her and that continued for her entire life so much so she had to live a lie and take the love of a drug dealer instead of her parents and that is pretty terrible, her distress is obvious and she needed help. Can you imagine how far your parents would go to disassociate themselves from you for you to be that scared to show them that you arent academically gifted. And who is to say even after she accepted they wouldn't kick her out for being bad. Again i'm not saying what she did was right, it was compulsive and in the moment she had to make a choice, but it explains why she was content with it. it was her fault but it was also her parent's fault for raising a possession rather than a child.

@Salamander I never did claim it is murder worthy, I said the opposite multiple times, this was simply an explanation of what's going on, a look into a dysfunctional family structure that only certain people can tolerate

@Salamander I never did claim it is murder worthy, I said the opposite multiple times, this was simply an explanation of what's going on, a look into a dysfunctional family structure that only certain people can tolerate

@Rasa Khosrofarshe’s not unique in having strict parents.. I don’t know what she went through but unless it was serious abuse I can’t justify it at all. I guess as someone from an asian household the tales of strict patents are just not heartbreaking to me, since I know many who live under that and actually turned out well, or at least managed through it. It’s not a healthy family structure but I get why parents are like that and it’s not murder worthy

@Raid Goblin Why wouldn't they kick her out? She's a 24-year-old high school dropout with a drug dealer boyfriend who faked basically her entire life and essentially tricked them, I don't understand why they should continue to provide for her when she is offering nothing as a fully grown adult. Her parents wanted the best for her, she's a psychotic monster for killing them when they had given her the option to leave or even to stay and redo her education through their funding. I do get that her parents were harsher than they should have been but they clearly loved her for even giving her the option to take another chance at getting an education funded by them, even after she lied to them her entire life rather than asking for help or support. Nothing the parents did ever justified killing them in cold blood when they provided for her and wanted the best for her entire life.

@TheLetterEe I get where you are coming from but i think what she went through goes beyond tough love, when your parents threaten to literally kick you out of not only their house but their entire lives, stripping you of their name and pretend like you never existed it clearly shows how her relationship was with them. I'm not saying she is right but they definetly groomed her into being completely detached from her feelings. And just because some parents show tough love it doesn't mean its always for the better, just because you aren't a murderer it doesn't mean you are psychologically healthy.

it's not that hard i'm sure she still loves her parents and she just imbraced the regret and sorrow she felt for getting them killed in that moment. that's how i see it it makes sense it hadd authenticity. Can you tell the difference as to why she is crying if you were just some random person that just met her.

it's not that hard i'm sure she still loves her parents and she just imbraced the regret and sorrow she felt for getting them killed in that moment. that's how i see it it makes sense it hadd authenticity. Can you tell the difference as to why she is crying if you were just some random person that just met her.

@Spartan You clearly have very little experience with abuse. She's been raised from the time she was a child to always listen to her parents. It's not so simple as saying "she's 24". You also have to consider the fact that it's not just any random person manipulating her, it's her parents. If you think what she did was a simple, rational, calculated move, then you underestimate the amount of anger, sadness, and frustration someone might feel before doing this.

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@Justin Vanderhorst I understand but I actually have clarified that point twice in the thread by mentioning what I blame her about which is the way she chose to deal with the problem. Thing is too many people are attacking without some consideration of what I might be saying and frankly I do not want to waste energy on a YouTube comment thread. Appreciate your comment though.<br>And yes that is absolutely true, I mentioned "The parents are as much victims to their own thinking as she is"

@Justin Vanderhorst I understand but I actually have clarified that point twice in the thread by mentioning what I blame her about which is the way she chose to deal with the problem. Thing is too many people are attacking without some consideration of what I might be saying and frankly I do not want to waste energy on a YouTube comment thread. Appreciate your comment though.
And yes that is absolutely true, I mentioned "The parents are as much victims to their own thinking as she is"

@Rasa Khosrofar  I think what people are mistaking what you're saying is because you aren't' going further as to explain the parents actions and are only seemingly empathizing with Jennifer. After all if Jennifer is like this because of her parents, something must have happened in her parents life for them to want to treat her the way they did. Trauma is a generational cycle.

@Raid Goblin I understand what you're saying... But I'm sure they did love her. They just had some type of tough love, which is a stereotypical Asian parent in America and in American jokes. Lots of children(not about asians anymore) have been raised this way, and have not grown up to be murderers. Most serial killers, and murderers period had trauma like rape, physical abuse, and probably drunken or passed parents. She had no excuse for the murder, though I do understand her part. Like Rasa said, I'm looking at a different perspective, and it's not a very pretty view. She murdered her parents because she liked her fucked up boyfriend, but I guess wanted contact with them? She had no reason to kill her parents, she could have sneakily seen him, or just cut contact with either of them. She chose an option that didn't even exist beyond those borders. If you have better reasoning than I do, share it. I love hearing opinions whether I agree or not. You might change my mind, idk. Also, I don't want to argue, I'm just stating my side, or my opinion. Do not take this the wrong way.

[Also, to any Asian people that might be reading this, and have been offended about the stereotypical thing... I didn't mean it in an offensive way or anything. I know that some may not get it, so I'll try to address it before it gets out of hand(if this prevents it). I was just bringing awareness to the 'tough love' scene on parenting, which lots of people make jokes about. I don't have Asian parents, so I wouldn't know. This is why I only mentioned stereotypical parents. Thanks!]

@Rasa Khosrofar why are you sympathising with a murderer?!

@Rasa Khosrofar why are you sympathising with a murderer?!

@we need a 2nd amendment  in Britain  that’s exactly my point. I’m not trying to stereotype but a lot of Asians go through this type of treatment from their parents to make them succeed and most of them don’t go psycho and plot to murder their parents, especially when they don’t have to.

@we need a 2nd amendment  in Britain  that’s exactly my point. I’m not trying to stereotype but a lot of Asians go through this type of treatment from their parents to make them succeed and most of them don’t go psycho and plot to murder their parents, especially when they don’t have to.

@Rasa Khosrofar The fact that you have sympathy for her is sad... she clearly did it for inheritance $$$....She's 24, she doesn't need to listen to her parents. I'm kind of pissed they gave her parole....too bad she wasn't from texas they got the electric chair

@Rasa Khosrofar The fact that you have sympathy for her is sad... she clearly did it for inheritance $$$....She's 24, she doesn't need to listen to her parents. I'm kind of pissed they gave her parole....too bad she wasn't from texas they got the electric chair

@we need a 2nd amendment  in Britain  Your abuse doesn't negate her abuse and how it affected her mental state. No one person has the same results.  If that were true, people wouldn't kill themselves.

@we need a 2nd amendment  in Britain  Your abuse doesn't negate her abuse and how it affected her mental state. No one person has the same results.  If that were true, people wouldn't kill themselves.

@tea z Her being disowned is still the parents controlling her though.

@tea z Her being disowned is still the parents controlling her though.

@Deep Space At this point it isn't a physical hold. It's about control. They made her feel out of control the entire time, even their "we can disown you" thing is still her parents controlling her. So, what you see is her controlling the situation, it's the power transfer. She now controls everything (when she does what she did), regardless of what her consequences are.  It goes a lot deeper than just revenge. Granted we don't know her entire upbringing details, but it has far more to do with what happened to her parents than not.

@we need a 2nd amendment  in Britain  Good gracious no one said it is an excuse I pointed that out multiple times by saying she was not right to do that and that I blame her about the specific action. I was just explaining what's actually going on behind the scenes

@we need a 2nd amendment  in Britain  Good gracious no one said it is an excuse I pointed that out multiple times by saying she was not right to do that and that I blame her about the specific action. I was just explaining what's actually going on behind the scenes

@Deep Space That's easy for you to say when you haven't had the psychological trauma and constant threats from your parents your whole life. In her eyes it wasn't cold blooded at all, they pretty much made her into their own deaths by showing no love or care for her and only the fear of being disowned by her own family. Some part of her is probably happy they are dead even now.

@Rasa Khosrofar wtf do u even read what ur saying

@Rasa Khosrofar wtf do u even read what ur saying

@Nnefarious Jack what is it then? She literally could have just ghosted her parents. She 24, not a teenager. The fact that she didn’t even take a second to think logically before trying killing both of her parents means that she was cold blooded enough to not even consider that they had no physical hold over her. Even if for some reason killing your parents legal, she would still be wrong because none of what she did was necessary for her to move on with her life.

@Ryder No I did not compare the two. I find it disgusting that one could rid themselves of the responsibility of the repercussions of not bringing a healthy child up by simply "disowning" them

@Ryder No I did not compare the two. I find it disgusting that one could rid themselves of the responsibility of the repercussions of not bringing a healthy child up by simply "disowning" them

The scream from her dad made me so scared. It was such a horrific sound.

The scream from her dad made me so scared. It was such a horrific sound.

@Deep Space You're thinking of this logically from your mental state. It's not even really revenge at this point, this goes beyond that.

@Deep Space You're thinking of this logically from your mental state. It's not even really revenge at this point, this goes beyond that.

@Nnefarious Jack The only rationale behind killing her parents was either revenge for most of her life or for monetary gain once she gets away. Neither of those are justifiable for murder, not even morally. She could have just ran away.

@Nnefarious Jack The only rationale behind killing her parents was either revenge for most of her life or for monetary gain once she gets away. Neither of those are justifiable for murder, not even morally. She could have just ran away.

@Rasa Khosrofar not disgusting at all work for your own money, you find them disowning her more disgusting than her getting them murdered for inheritance

@Rasa Khosrofar not disgusting at all work for your own money, you find them disowning her more disgusting than her getting them murdered for inheritance

@Deep Space Lol, that's not greed. You clearly don't understand what's going on in this entire video.

@Deep Space Lol, that's not greed. You clearly don't understand what's going on in this entire video.

@Rasa Khosrofar Whether you like it or not, she still had the option not to kill them and still be free. She made that choice, which landed her in prison. I have no sympathy for her. If she just wanted to be away from them she could have done so, but she got greedy.

@Rasa Khosrofar Whether you like it or not, she still had the option not to kill them and still be free. She made that choice, which landed her in prison. I have no sympathy for her. If she just wanted to be away from them she could have done so, but she got greedy.

@tea z That "option" they gave her is probably the most disgusting thing in this whole ordeal. It's like ripping someone off their ability to be responsible for themselves and manage themselves and not properly bringing them up and once they skew a little you dare to threaten them with being disowned? That's absolutely disgusting to me.

@Izume Yu  Exactly I'm explaining and asking to look at this from an alternative perspective too, a perspective that does not focus on punishing absolutely everything and tries to reintegrate the people who "have made mistakes" into becoming actually healthy and properly functioning members of the society as much as possible and not just suppressing and adding to the trauma. And of course it also helps to prevent this sort of stuff. For the record I am in the gray zone between Millenials and GenZ, but I actually understand what Spartan meant. Suggesting a change from the (usually dysfunctional) status quo means you're juvenile in the minds of some people...

@Spartan I think (or I hope) they aren't trying to justify it but explain it.
Like I can rationally understand and explain why certain people became mass murderers due to the horrible childhood they had. But just because you can explain something doesn't mean you EXCUSE it. It's still wrong and fucked up.

And before someone asks "Why would you want to tho?"
Same reason the police wants to know what the motive of a person is even if they already know they are guilty. If we see patterns we can hopefully prevent them in the future by helping abused people BEFORE they ever commit these horrible acts.

(Not sure what this has do to with Gen Z? I don't know and won't assume how old Rosa is but I'm not a Gen Zler.)

@Rasa Khosrofar crazy don't justify this behavior you gen z tho....

@Rasa Khosrofar crazy don't justify this behavior you gen z tho....

@Rasa Khosrofar As an abuse survivor, I can understand wanting to kill your abusers in order to escape. But they already gave her an out. They already allowed her to be disowned, never see them again, and do what she liked, if she wished. The only thing she would get from killing them (if she got away with it) was money. Inheritance money. Remember the only difference from her being disowned and them being dead is money. She killed them for cash. Let's not kid ourselves. She's evil.

@Anudeep CVS You can't expect someone to just stay civil if all you've done to them is outright abuse, their entire lives. She hasn't built a healthy sense of individuality and over-compensated by planning something like this, the reason she was "happy" while her father was screaming is because she simply thought of it as justice probably, and I cannot blame her for thinking that way. I do blame her for the way she dealt with this, some months of therapy would've helped her a LOT to build her confidence, although I'm sure she'd have to hide even that from her parents because they would've disapproved as their child would have to be "perfect" and not "mentally unstable". The parent are a victim of their own thinking as much as her

@Rasa Khosrofar very interesting take. not saying i agree with it though.

@Rasa Khosrofar very interesting take. not saying i agree with it though.

How about years of psychological trauma she's had to endure from the parents? I'm not saying she was right to harm her parents this way, but they had SOMEthing coming...<br>EDIT: Please read the thread before accusing me of "sympathizing with a murderer"

How about years of psychological trauma she's had to endure from the parents? I'm not saying she was right to harm her parents this way, but they had SOMEthing coming...
EDIT: Please read the thread before accusing me of "sympathizing with a murderer"

No kidding. When the second guy said "if you are lying, then it's the most cold blooded thing I've faced in my life" it sent chills down my spine

No kidding. When the second guy said "if you are lying, then it's the most cold blooded thing I've faced in my life" it sent chills down my spine


They should sentence her to wear a T-shirt in prison that says “I killed my parents and all I got was a lousy YouTube video”


My dad abused me all my life, my mother wasn’t as bad as my dad but she obeyed his rules. She never tried to protect me or be on my side so it broke my heart for all my life! At the age of 21 I started feeling fed up with the life I was forced to live. I think my dad was worse than this dad! I was not allowed to go out, not even for a few minutes. I couldn’t have friends. I had 3 boyfriends in my life that I was able to meet when my dad wasn’t home. 1 day he found out about this boy I was talking to and in the morning while I was sleeping he pulled me by my neck and bit me up to the point where I had a black eye, fingers print all over my neck and so on. So at 21 I met my husband and I told him everything about my situation. I told him that the only way out is for me to run away to his house and he agreed. My point is that not even once I thought about murdering him. I got married to him 1 year later and I made peace with my dad!!  So I was able to run from that situation and I was free at same time!! So at 1 point Jen says that “at end i chose to be with my parents and take care of them!!  And I believe her bcuz at the end she took good care of her parents by murdering them with the mistake of not being able to finish off her dad!!


5:04--In a few minutes, the narrator is going to say "Jennifer is not a suspect at this moment", but I think the interrogator all ready suspects her.


47:51 If I sit in there, I definitely prefer the first room layout. The second room layout making me uncomfortable. Why? To much open space in such a small room and there's a possible place to get hide the hands or feets (under the table, beside the chair), but it's not accessible at the moment.


Spoiler alert ahead!

"The next phase of the interrogation (the confrontation) is about to commence": 58:50. the part we've all been waiting for.

More Spoilers!

1:06:00 is where it gets juicy! 😊


It was parents fault as much as hers they created a monster themselves.
What does it gains to be this much strict where either child starts to lie or straight up what she did and all because they wanted to accept only a perfect person with straight A's, only if had given her room to be her and let her somehow get done with her education so she can get into professional life she might have made it.
As a person who comes from a very strict family i will put blame 100% on them and iam thankful to my mom for realizing early on that this path will only lead to disaster.


At that age, i also have Curfew, but for me its okay, i know that they just want for me to be safe. And my course in college is my fathers choice but i choose to follow him because parents knows best for there children. But now, i follow where my passion is and dream of. Jen should follow her parents and later follow her dreams to be piano teacher.


I couldn’t ever be a detective. I’m waaaay to trusting. “It’s not my pipe B*mb!” They say that and I just think “oh, this dosnt belong to this person.

Then they have to pull parts of me out of the carpet for like a week.


It would be so easy to pin this on her drug dealer boyfriend's associates. Like, they heard about her parents through him or whatever. IDK I'm not a murderer


Case study so many lessons to be learnt by this . Communication, expectatation, tollerance etc .


The one thing that always annoys me with these things is why these days can a 12 year old on YouTube have 4K and crystal clear audio yet the legal stuff is always grainy and in need of subtitles… same for security footage…


911 call gave me chills, that sh*t is disgusting, how did her dad survive that's even more amazing

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I could go to cree3pypastas or see animated ghost videos but I come here because all this is real, The father's screams over the call went down y spine.... all that made it more "real" for me is imagining the father crying for help when his daughter stands near him with no help.

@Maldito Sudaka unless we were in her exact position we do not know that for sure. Her family gave her two reasonable choices and murder is never logical in any sane person's mind. So it could be one or the other or a mix of both.

@Maldito Sudaka maybe nothing.. there’s always that.. narcissist maybe.. ?

imagine what they must've done to her to make her not feel remorse for them.

he survived the gunshot because he got all A’s his entire wife. the mom sadly didn’t survive because she once got an 89 on a test😔grades rlly do save lives

To make sure she got caught.. it’s her karma he lived.. just an idea

someone above said he survived because he was so dissapointed that she had failed that too LMFAO

Surviving a headshot is miraculous. I know a story of a guy who was shot by a rifle round (7.62x39mm) to the top of the head and survived. Mind you, he still walked all fucked up


11:03 "my mom screamed"
looks dramatically away at the wall
I can't, she looks like a pick me girl trying to get the lead role in a play lmaoo

11:03 "my mom screamed"
*looks dramatically away at the wall*
I can't, she looks like a pick me girl trying to get the lead role in a play lmaoo


16:20 "I reach for my phone" "and you call 911" (while being tied to a bannister? is this told to the 911 operator?)


The last interrogator was really really good! But I liked the first one too.


I can't believe she planned to kill her parents, and went through with it, instead of cutting ties with them. I would rather be disinherited from my parents and never talk to them again than even think about killing them! I will never understand why she did not just pursue option number two and live with her boyfriend, because, let's be honest, what was the point of this? Murder or not, at the end of the day she's "no longer in touch" (sorry, I can't find another phrase to describe this) with her parents, so why bother ending two people's lives and ruining your own instead of just walking away?

@Ash Alastor she wanted their inheritance

That's literally what i was thinking, why did she not go for option 2?? She just trapped herself and ultimately went to prison for 1st degree murder when she could've <b>EASILY</b> just went to live with her boyfriend??

That's literally what i was thinking, why did she not go for option 2?? She just trapped herself and ultimately went to prison for 1st degree murder when she could've *EASILY* just went to live with her boyfriend??

That's the thing I cannot wrap my head around though; how is dealing with your parents' murder any better than getting disowned by them? Even if she thought she could get away with it (I'd hope that) her guilty consciousness would catch up to her, if she didn't already feel guilty and remorseful, as she should. And the constant fear of getting caught or slipping up and having to run away from what you did. Maybe I am thinking too complicated and she really thought that ending her parents' life would somehow end up making her life better, but idk<br>And "If she left the family and was effectively disowned, that I think would have been a very deep psychologically damaging continuous event for her", but murdering her parents wouldn't be? Maybe I am understanding your point wrong but how would that be more damaging to her psyche than literal murder? I mean, sure, if she really had no remorse or feelings about it then I understand, especially because she seemed to be pretty focused on herself, but seeing as she got caught and convicted wouldn't that at least be mentally damaging to her as well? Even before she got caught?

That's the thing I cannot wrap my head around though; how is dealing with your parents' murder any better than getting disowned by them? Even if she thought she could get away with it (I'd hope that) her guilty consciousness would catch up to her, if she didn't already feel guilty and remorseful, as she should. And the constant fear of getting caught or slipping up and having to run away from what you did. Maybe I am thinking too complicated and she really thought that ending her parents' life would somehow end up making her life better, but idk
And "If she left the family and was effectively disowned, that I think would have been a very deep psychologically damaging continuous event for her", but murdering her parents wouldn't be? Maybe I am understanding your point wrong but how would that be more damaging to her psyche than literal murder? I mean, sure, if she really had no remorse or feelings about it then I understand, especially because she seemed to be pretty focused on herself, but seeing as she got caught and convicted wouldn't that at least be mentally damaging to her as well? Even before she got caught?

You bring up a good question.. At the end of the day the result would be the same...no parents. Not quite... If she left the family and was effectively disowned, that I think would have been a very deep psychologically damaging continuous event for her. Killing her parents would be her overcoming her parents for once and for all. Option 1 of leaving family was not acceptable to her. Option 2 of leaving bf and studying was also not palatable. Ergo her own option 3.


if you are speaking the truth, you don't have to remember a single thing at all. the truth will come naturally.


That first part abaut spelling the name of the street is the reason i will never come near America
The fact that someone could unironicly call the police in a high state of panic (even if it is fake like this particular scenario) and then get asket spell the name of the street please is lunacy
Not the number of the house
The fucking spelling of the name
Im very happy i dodged the bullet on this and any other country whose language  is not the same in writen and spoken form

this is in Canada same difference I guess


Bro if my parents were to die in a situation like this except I had nothing to do with it i would be nervous and be a suspect immediately I would be stuttering and sweating all over the place 😭


She desperately needed a lawyer right from the getgo.


This is why you don't make your child's life exactly how you want it to be like


59:58  "this time is given no tissues to wipe away her nonexistent tears" 🤣


The fact that the confrotation at 39:00 was a "holy shet" moment like how did he know.


If I had a dollar for everytime the interrogator said ok...I could retire today....OK


Abuse your child, lose your spouse, see her go to prison forever. The father is just as culpable, and that is his punishment.


ALWAYS LAWYER UP! Wether you did it or not, always lawyer up.


So, at 17:32, are the two images supposed to be showing opposite emotions? I can't see any difference in the emotion displayed there. I do have documented issues with discerning emotion from facial expressions so it is probably just me.


It’s really weird to recall this many details. Seems like she’s telling a story (exactly what she’s doing) rather than recalling a memory

@Bravo Sierra just watched it, my dude was writing a novel. They asked him one question and he responded with a 4 minute long answer wtf

It was a rainy summer night, and my popcorn was slightly burnt.

Watch the JCS episode on Lee Rodarte. What you described is explained in that episode. Basically the suspect is trying to appease their interrogator & win them over.

It seems some people can recall events in great detail and others can't. My brother attacked me and my mum once and I remember us going from room to room but it's mostly a blur. We got out of the house and called the police, and when they got here and asked us to describe the event, I was surprised and flustered at how I couldn't recount our exact movements, I was scared the policemen would think I was making it up. But it all went okay.

@딸기 가 좋아 This is true. And don't worry about offending me, I don't get offended easily. I was just trying to state that there are people who respond in this manner, sometimes they are unsure of how to phrase a sentence (in regards to it being helpful, audible). But yeah, what you pointed out from this video was definitely strange behaviour on her behalf.

@Smerdzy okay. Since I don’t want to be rude to you, I’ll use the case in this video as an example instead.
 it’s definitely person to person when it comes to remembering things to every detail. Her imitation of her father yelling was absolutely disgusting (and you can see her realise this and stop doing it immediately). It was such a strange thing for someone to be saying under the circumstances.
Saying something along the lines of:
“I was brought downstairs into the kitchen and my father and mother were tied, on the ground and being held at gunpoint”
Is very helpful and descriptive. Telling all the right and important details. Then there’s this:
“The gentleman dragged me down the stairs, and I lost a slipper on the way. As we entered the dimly lit kitchen, I saw my mother whose hands her tied in front of her, then my father, whose hands were tied behind him. The second gentleman with the big blue eyes glanced at me briefly whilst holding my parents at gunpoint.”
So much filler info that sounds like a shitty author verses a traumatised victim who heard her parents being shot

nah my mom died like 6 years ago now & i could still tell you every single detail from that extremely traumatic day. when shit’s that traumatic you remember everything :/ the reality of it unfortunately

I witnessed a horrible car crash a month ago. Two people died and I was almost involved. It was gruesome. Obviously, that's a bit different, but the car which held the two (now deceased) people, flipped through the air and landed in front of my bumper. Dead on impact. Was quite horrific.

Even though I was in shock, I could and still can, recall every single piece of detail. Helped the police complete their investigation.

The point I'm making is, some people are able to recall and repeat events almost like they are story-telling. Lieing or not. No hate, just saying.

You’d think she’d be in shock. Usual behavior.

@jon borg idk man. It makes sense to say any child would do anything to save their parents

@딸기 가 좋아 that would be more suspicious. The detective might question her why she didn't respond to her father calling for help.

@Boghman22 I don’t even remember details of big events in my life, I get that it’s traumatic, but she was doing tooo much.
If she was smart she would’ve said she was hiding in her closet or something, and she called 911 in her phone after the heard the intruders leave. And she didn’t see anything since she was upstairs.
But I guess I’m expecting a little too much from a C student who decided to fake their grades and getting into college instead of telling the truth

She details the events just like an amateur novelist telling the same tale.


I'm just saying some peoples physical gestures dont always mean what the video portrays them as. Some people just get nervous because they dont want to deal with this stuff


I really hope that parents see this video who put their child under pressure...


This is a clear cut case of the investigators beating the murderer at chess…


She mimicking her father's cries and then stops mid because realizes that went too far and bring the act back


Even if you’re innocent, you shouldn’t talk to the cops and ask for a lawyer

Guilty til proven innocent is the American way.

If it is as a witness, I don't think you can get a lawyer. But they went far beyond what she had seen

innocent people get convicted all the time, always get a lawyer

ESPECIALLY if you're innocent, do NOT talk to the cops without a lawyer present.

Some cops are trying to accuse innocent people to close the case or many other reasons. A child from my country committed suicide just because cops frightened him by ruining his parents' courier. The case was about vandalism at school, which he didn’t commit, and after his death info got leaked, the aggression from the population got cope fired.<br>I'm a lawyer myself self and I know some people can not even protect there self when they are innocent. some are going through trauma and are under the effect, so many things they might say can not even be true. Calling a lawyer doesn’t prove your guilt, but vice versa...

Some cops are trying to accuse innocent people to close the case or many other reasons. A child from my country committed suicide just because cops frightened him by ruining his parents' courier. The case was about vandalism at school, which he didn’t commit, and after his death info got leaked, the aggression from the population got cope fired.
I'm a lawyer myself self and I know some people can not even protect there self when they are innocent. some are going through trauma and are under the effect, so many things they might say can not even be true. Calling a lawyer doesn’t prove your guilt, but vice versa...

The authorities only seem to tell you this when they want you to shut up

You have the right to remain silent
Everything you say can and will be
 used against you in court

Yes lazy cops often try to accuse the close

@German Gonzales omg your comment is gold LMAO

Exactly. Plenty of inocent people have been convinced that they were guilty by a system that needs results to justify their existance.

@Adrienne Thiery She was an asian student with a C average she had already failed at life.

@AllDetected some times these interrogators claim innocent people as guilty....not all their analysis are true....some times due to anxiety,  forgetfulness and shock people tend to change statements which will be used against them by these people....so it always is better to get a lawyer who knows how this system works

Yes but they were asking for her witness so needing a lawyer for a murder of your parent would be pretty suspect I think

But she nevertheless could demand it when they kept asking her some useless question to the case.

@bidang kurikulum rogue cops are a thing. next thing you know you're being framed for whatever reason. Asking for a lawyer is the smart thing to do.

Cop : "you want lawyer? Why? You arent the suspect."

You mean, you shouldn’t talk to the cops but ask for a lawyer?

@Little Fellow Your making sense but if you're innocent the evidence should automatically clear up your name as you  know for a fact you're innocent. Most of the time an innocent person has no issues helping with the case to the best of their ability.

yeah but if your innocent that means you were suspected as a criminal so they need to clear your name im probably wrong

@Adrienne Thiery And not once she was wondering "how on earth would all these questions help them find the culprits?"

They were given the heads up before hand

Strange how she was calculating enough to plan the murder of her parents yet naive enough to not Google the shit out of due process in criminal law after the first interrogation.


I love what Canadians have done with the vowels "ou". They've really made it their own.


The fact that this all possibly started because of her injury when she was 14


when being a tyrannical parent backfires


If you were innocent and the interrogator starting asking loads of irrelevant questions about your background you would saying "what the f*ck has this got to do with anything?"


Imagine she didn’t hurt her knee and got into olympics, won medals and became an athlete for most of her prime. She still has her piano as a hobby and her life is good...

@Masara x3 Yes, you're right, there is a lot more nuance to a development like this. There is a fine line hidden in the gray area between her personal responsibility not to murder her parents and their potential abuse. However, she lied to them her entire childhood, had to told the truth much sooner, she wouldn't have been so miserable.

Right, but she’d still be a complete psychopath lmao

Right, but she’d still be a complete psychopath lmao

Their careers are short, they would still annoying her. She could have left, worked, study and build her life without them and their money.

@Purpose in Presence <br>That's the stupidest shit I've heard. So all murderers were meant to be murderers?

@Purpose in Presence
That's the stupidest shit I've heard. So all murderers were meant to be murderers?

😯😮😮<br>Booooooooo .  She is fulfilling her destiny.

😯😮😮
Booooooooo .  She is fulfilling her destiny.

@Purpose in Presence that’s not true at all...everything effects everything...if her parents showed her love and nurturing she would not be a murderer...murderers aren’t just born out of thin air, people are they way they are for a reason

@Ran Y2J No one was supporting her, they were looking at the situation through a nuanced lens. Acknowledging the human element in an inhuman case; even people who struggle with anti social personality disorder, who are responsible for a large number of murders, is a widely debated topic among psychologists if it’s a nature verses nurture disease. (If bad parenting can encourage someone to develop sociopathic tendencies) however, not everyone that takes a life fits into that category. It’s about thinking critically, and not looking at the world through a black and white lenses only. In doing so, only then we can be prevent further tragedies such as this one, and understand why people do what they do in more depth, regardless of personal bias and emotion. It’s naive to say people who are murderers 100% of the time are just pure evil and nothing justifies murder, because it doesn’t take into account how many cases there have been that are nauced and layered. Even atrocious inhuman acts hold an element of innate humanity, it’s just a piece of humanity we like to pretend doesn’t exist. Whether a murderer kills because they are incapable of empathy, and feel close to their victim only through the act of taking their life, no matter how twisted and sick and absolutely horrible, is still a human desire. We have to try to understand these people, even empathize, so we can better understand how to help and prevent these tragedies.

@Nikhil Bhushan <br>Sorry but could you please divide your future texts in to easier to read paragraphs?

@Nikhil Bhushan
Sorry but could you please divide your future texts in to easier to read paragraphs?

Her parents fault for not understanding what womanhood about (hint: masculine achievements isnt it)

Nah, there has to be something very wrong with you to decide having your parents killed. I doubt she would ever have a normal life either way.

@Miso Entertained nope, they would still be butt hurt for her having a mixed BF

The doctors probably got her addicted to opiates.

The doctors probably got her addicted to opiates.

It’s heartbreaking how the parents had no sympathy when she injured herself and no longer managed to be an athlete
But after they found out she lied, that she never graduated and never went back to school, they gave her a second chance, to go back to school or live with your boyfriend but never ask us for anything for lying to us
And the only option she thought was available was “welp, time to die”

@a book What she did was terrible but the reason they feel sympathy for her was because of all the pressure put on her by her parents, which eventually led to what happened. I mean, imagine how different things would have turned out if they weren't like that

I used to be an upstanding citizen like you. But then i hurt my knee

I used to be an upstanding citizen like you. But then i hurt my knee

I feel like she said she was average because of the emotional/mental abuse from her parents making her feel like she’s never good enough, while in truth she probably was amazing frfr.

it's tragic. it isn't right for her parents to be too strict and overbearing yet she traded her parent's lives and her own for a drug dealer boyfriend who never defended her anyways and the freedom to choose for herself that she could've had if only she communicated to them better. She was even given the option to choose her own freedom though she'll have to get a job to support herself.

@Nikhil Bhushan Thank you for sharing Nikhil, I completely agree with you on the point that the victims should not be murdered, much less by their actual daughter. It is a tragedy in every sense of the word. I also understand that there is a dearth of information with regards to Mr and Mrs Pan's parenting style, I have no intention to paint them as bad parents (you note that my previous comment I mentioned that my comments are based on unproven assumptions).
What I wish to highlight is that IF the victims were bad parents, they would have had a negative impact on the upbringing of their children, which might have acted as a catalyst for said child to develop anti-social behaviors as adults. The fact that this hypothetical bad parent has been murdered or robbed or assaulted does not erase the fact that he or she made mistakes during his or her parenting.
Two wrongs do not make a right as pointed out by many commentators. Mistakes in parenting, in general, do not trigger such moral outrage as to deserve death, but we should view things holistically and say that murder is wrong, and bad parenting is also wrong, just to a lesser extent.

@Nikhil Bhushan Thank you for sharing Nikhil, I completely agree with you on the point that the victims should not be murdered, much less by their actual daughter. It is a tragedy in every sense of the word. I also understand that there is a dearth of information with regards to Mr and Mrs Pan's parenting style, I have no intention to paint them as bad parents (you note that my previous comment I mentioned that my comments are based on unproven assumptions).
What I wish to highlight is that *IF* the victims were bad parents, they would have had a negative impact on the upbringing of their children, which might have acted as a catalyst for said child to develop anti-social behaviors as adults. The fact that this hypothetical bad parent has been murdered or robbed or assaulted does not erase the fact that he or she made mistakes during his or her parenting.
Two wrongs do not make a right as pointed out by many commentators. Mistakes in parenting, in general, do not trigger such moral outrage as to deserve death, but we should view things holistically and say that murder is wrong, and bad parenting is also wrong, just to a lesser extent.

@1parker you can want a successful child but that doesn’t mean you have neglect and abuse them… people turn drug dealers, drug addicts, killers, insane, abusers, and deadbeats for that very reason

@WS T a lot of people have strict parents. I come from a foreign household as a first generation American by way of India. I didn’t understand and resented a lot of things that my parents did when I was younger and when I got older I understood that 99.9 percent of the time they had a noble intention for their sons. I am lucky to have two amazing parents and I will acknowledge that. That doesn’t mean everything was white picket fences and smelled like fresh roses. There were times where we were at total odds over certain things. The difference is, I would never even consider taking the lives of my parents, family or even my worst enemy. If I had to defend myself that is a different story. As an “Asian” person myself, I view this as this girl is playing the victim to like sociopathic levels and her narcissism is off the charts. This is the updated version of Romeo and Juliet, instead of killing themselves, they killed Juliet’s parents. There is no excuse for what this girl did and a huge problem in our society is immediately trying to validate this cold blooded murderers reasons for ending the lives of the two people that did the most and cared for her more than anyone else, especially her drug dealing bum of a boyfriend. It’s so easy to automatically call them “bad parents” like I’ve seen in comments above. Why? Because of what the person that killed them is saying about them? We know very little about her parents, she made sure of that. Look at it from the eyes of two people who came to this country to give their children a better life then they had and not fully understanding how Western society works versus strict Eastern society. Huge difference. Culture shock. Parents aren’t given a book on how to control every situation that they will ever have to deal with. This girl was lying, doing drugs, hanging out with people that in the long run wouldn’t give a shit about her. This girl is not the victim that people are seeming to view her as. She’s a spoiled brat that had one hell of a hissy fit and took the lives of the two people that sacrificed and stressed over her. I don’t get this immediate need to empathize with this girl. She cares about no one but herself. Shoe on the other foot, she would be laughing at you while you were in the type of situation she found herself in.

she could have just moved out and disowned her parents if she was that unhappy but obviously they gave her money for nothing

@cait they always say that, the only reason they say she was an Olympic hopeful is so that her downfall would be more impactful

@WS T Supporting a murderer cause you relate to strict parenting is justifying the murderer and the murder. Prove me wrong.

@Ran Y2J As another commentator has already mentioned, no one said that the murder was justified.

Imagine if there were a multitude of ways she could spirit herself away from her parents without having them killed? I get what you're saying, but it seems kind of dumb to boil it down to a knee injury.

@Under Me too. I could see parts of myself in her voice when she talked about being a disappointment, not being enough, etc etc.
This case is a PERFECT example of "explains but doesn't justify". Cool motive! Still murder.
By god though, I can't help but imagine how better it could have been.

and then everything changed when the fire nation attacked

and then everything changed when the fire nation attacked

Not excusing what she did, but her parents were bad parents. Their pressure would never have diminished. They would probably blame her for not winning medals, for being average.

@Under I dunno.. she can leave but she stayed because of the money right?

Naw man, she had murder in her heart. Would have came it no matter how kind her parents were.

@1parker i don’t think you’re in any position to call them an idiot when you seem to think acknowledging someone’s pain is the same as rationalising a murder. they literally said ‘i don’t agree’ and you’re accusing them of the exact opposite.

The :Butterfly Effect"  one little aspect  of your life can change the entire Route

@a book Her parents put way to much stress on her, her whole life. They wouldn’t let her be with her boyfriend, were constantly comparing her to others, calling her a disappointment, basically said she had to be a health worker etc. She dealt with this until adulthood and finally cracked. I can see why this happened, even the final interrogator understood, but I don’t agree on it obviously.

As Joker said <br>All it takes to make a sane person insane is just one bad day

As Joker said
All it takes to make a sane person insane is just one bad day

@Under im sorry but how ?? i feel so bad for the parents ...

@Under im sorry but how ?? i feel so bad for the parents ...

It's heartbreaking man. I watched the other videos but this one I feel deep sympathy for the criminal.

@Akașșș She herself says she was average/middle of the pack and not one of the top ones. I feel like everyone who once did figure skating but had to quit due to an injury is always regarded as an "Olympic hopeful" to add to the tragedy of their accident.

@housedemi she was literally meant to become an Olympic skater

@housedemi she was literally meant to become an Olympic skater

I mean she says she was average in skating so the abuse would still go on

I mean she says she was average in skating so the abuse would still go on


Detective: Everyone in this police station feels sorry for you.<br>Me: Bollocks!! Splutter!

Detective: Everyone in this police station feels sorry for you.
Me: Bollocks!! Splutter!


Do they not think they're equipping criminals with better strategies to handle interrogations by uploading these?


I feel like all these detectives used a mod menu and spent all their points on charisma’s cause there’s no other fucking way


1:00:25 She's referring to when she was "upstairs" they had to tie her to make sure she stayed there while they left downstairs.


Wow, gold star to the pigs for their ace tactics! Outsmarting a teenager through lies and intimidation, truly a class above the rest. That’s a merit certificate that deserves front centre real estate on the fridge with the fancy magnets and everything! I hope this hero enjoyed a special cookie alone in his basement apartment with his cat to celebrate his accolade…


Parents: don’t love children
Children: don’t love parents
Parents: 😮


Very instructive good job for the detective


At the end it was like putting a dying puppy out of its misery


This man said “anybody else in your situation would’ve done the exact same thing..” Uhm no sir, we wouldn’t have. We would’ve just left and figured shit out. Murderrrr.. JAIL!? I’m good.


i'd be assumed guilty real quick bc of my anxiety tics 😭


She is hiding her face so you don't see her emotions.  But her thoughts are always of herself and how it effects her.  She wants the interviewer to focus on her and that is likely the reason she turned the conversation towards herself.  You see that she lacks sympathy for her parents and was likely involved in it.


Frfr this channel makes me feel like it’s teaching me how to get away with murder LMFAO


pleaaaaase keep making videos. Open a patreon or something id pay with pleasure


Although what she did is unforgivable, i must say that this wouldn't have happened if not for her parents strict upbringing.


Be a interrogator and police department investing millions trying to solve a case. Spend $2.50 on the Microphone you’re suspect is confessing on.


I also feel like 1:18:30 onwards was her genuine thought on her self harming


36.06: 'Did you have any resentment toward them for this?'...she doesn't answer the question. She avoids answering the question.


I’m not saying I agree with her or what criminals do but how can anyone let themselves be questioned without a lawyer


Take a shot everytime the interrogator says "OK"


the way she stops playing w her hair when it's dawning on her that she's actually been caught


How come they waited until the end to ask her if she wanted to talk to a lawyer. Lol


The end part when he is confronting her is so fuckin funny


8:03 she already messed up. she heard unfamiliar voices and was so scared she couldn't move? your first response would be curiosity, wondering if it was a neighbour or visitor, not paralysing fear


Puts more effort into lying then make a life for herself on her own 500 for a fake degree


Believe it or not a lot Asian kids go through this with their parents, being an Asian and now an adult and a parent I would never put my 2 wonderful kids through what my parents put me through, this was just the way of the ancestors. This was her way to escape the tress and pressure. ( a lot went the suicide rout)


Jennifer’s Mom: I want a DEGREE!

Jennifer: 1st DEGREE MURDER!


The futility thing is immoral and should be considered entrapment


goes from apparently "crying" then on command back to normal within 3 seconds


Comitted the crime and called 911 too 👏👏


I can't believe she could have walked out at anytime, then she still didn't even have the intelligence to invoke a lawyer.

I mean, she clearly isn't that smart, considering she was a high school dropout.  She probably thought her plan (or her boyfriend's plan, or both) was brilliant and she would have her parents out of her life and she can do drugs with her boyfriend for the rest of eternity.


man its been months, we need you back asap!


Seems easy enough to get away with murder if you are a sociopath, just tell the dude I'm done and offended you are blaming me for hurting my family. Shes allowed to leave, this chick ain't a good murderer


Hearing her dad screaming on the 911 phone call is heart wrenching.

Right 😕 even made me cry more when she started speaking in viet. Kinda made me mad idk how it just did. (Coming from a viet person)

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen this is a standard Asian household. If we using your logic, we can justify everything.

@Master Chief I never have so much respect for some anonymous person in the internet

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen
Wow, edgy. All the other edgelords must be proud of you. 👏👏👏

Seriously, I myself have a parent with high expectations but she never would push me to a breaking point because I open up to her about my problems with her expectations and she reciprocates nicely due to my honesty.

Those parents did NOT deserve to be killed. She could've easily left.

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen ''they made their child go through hell and beyond'' but she still decided to stick with them instead of being disowned :)

@moe lestor she probably is. 13 at max. Look at her name it explains alot, a kid who has not her own ideas.

@Andrew Devine the bullshit ppl spew on the internet lmao

@abble dapple Your personal experiences have nothing to do with this

it's possible to feel remorse for both the parents and Jen

Parents reaped what they sowed

@Master Chief thanks for the assumption is poison bit, Andrew obviously had never met an Asian before in his life. If you don’t mind I’ll give some insight about what it’s like in an middle class Asian household in America. My parents are immigrants and like Jennifer’s parents they are very strict on me, I did not receive a phone until senior year in high school. I am constantly fighting with them despite being in college doing my own thing. And while it seems like everything I do never seems enough I know damn well it’s because they want me to be happy. As to Andrew’s claims of people in Asia being “horrible people trying to one up each other because they cannot be happy”, it sounds like hes just an idiot. It seems like everyone is trying really hard in Asian countries because they value blood ties above all else. Like, family is really really important. There’s a chinese idiom that my dad told me: “other people’s children could be the greatest, but your own children will always be first”. When you compare the saving rates of American households vs Chinese ones there is a huge difference. This is because people in countries like China will work their entire lives without spending anything so that they could give it to their children. That is why it is so competitive in Asian countries.

@MotaShotta no it’s not. Do you know the definition of racism. When did I say my race was the superior race and every other race sucked

@Chron yes Asian households are very strict it’s part of their culture. They want their kids to be successful that’s why Asians are the most successful race in America.

@Cam Baker “But soft people like her”? I’m sorry what? So “Asians” are no longer an ethnicity of people that are each unique with different personalities, but rather a standard that applies to everyone Indian, Chinese, Filipino, Korean, Japanese, etc.— that they have to be smart, and able to endure unreasonable amounts of stereotyped stress? Can I get a verbal confirmation here?

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen you do realize she had two options one is still be with her parents the other was to be free.She chose an option that wasn’t even there just for money

i thought u said heartwarming i was like..whot

i thought u said heartwarming i was like..whot

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen I’ve been physically, sexually, emotionally, and verbally abused for years.
murder still is not okay, what this woman did was not okay. hearing a man dying should instill some level of fear or remorse, no matter what that man did.
this man was a parent that was hard on his child, he said shitty things, really shitty things infact,
nothing someone should be murdered for

this is not hell and beyond, not in the slightest

if the man that hurt me died in front of me, it would be very distressing

Yeah it’s very hard to listen to I had to skip it

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen How do u know she was verbally and physically abused? You’re taking your own trauma and pushing it on others

yeah, especially knowing that she knows she did it. it's chilling.

@Master Chief you sir are very inspiring and wise. Thank you for all your stories and experiences, they all gave me a better outlook on life

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen more like they made their child go through hell and became their own demon...

@Andrew Devine
 i wouldn’t say that’s true for all asians. Country varies who’s to say your thoughts won’t be the same if you live in those country? I only speak for the country i live in and the experience i have with my older folks from my parents and my grandpa.

Assumption is a deadly medicine that i feel has poison most people’s reasoning. I’ve never seen a asian parent from any household who merely uses you for clout or bragging rights. Sure they do that, but their expectations and stuff is often because of their different experience, they want you to become what they hear only because of their limited education.

I actually used to think like how you think as well but as you grow older you start understanding the bigger picture. My dad always told me this “son, not everything i say is how it should be done, so when you become your own man, just know that you keep the good people tell you and forget the negative things that happen.”
Basically telling me to move on even if what was done is wrong.

I tell you what i know and see from my perspective of the asians i know, because well, i don’t live with other asians from different countries to understand why they choose to do what they do in the first place.

My say in this is that, unless you’re being held at gun point or your life’s being threatened then really who can tell you otherwise? It’s time we stop bring excuses for our lack of responsibility and start taking some accountability.

I actually have another story about my grandpa, he was a orphan and back then the clan wouldn’t respect you if you had no father, long story short that little orphan who lived with his uncle, who didn’t teach him shit because he was jealous that his brother’s son might become better then his kid ended up being one of a respected member and a person the clan go to when they deal with spiritual shit. So what’s everyone’s excuse tbh. If the orphan decided that “oh my clan they’re right i’ll never amount to nothing, cause i have no father” then his story would’ve ended differently but he died having a lot of people’s respect in fact some are still willing to this day buy his instrument at a crazy price just as a way to remember him.

That’s why i don’t make excuse for my failure. The way she lies and create the false picture just means she wasn’t honest with herself, she tried to meet their standards without realizing that in the end she sets her own standards. Had she just came up honest with her parents then her story wouldn’t be so filled with self doubt and deception.

I think a lot of the horror and devastation in his voice was seeing his wife shot to death. It's just so awful to imagine being in such a terrible, terrible situation.

@Shahinoor Sanji both empathy and disgust should be given to both parties.
Disgust to the parents gives empathy to the child. Disgust to the child gives empathy to the parents.
They deserved each other.

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen Fuck that tiger parenting is horrible but it's not enough to excuse any of that.

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen Asian usually show tough love, honestly you wouldn’t understand why they pressure you so much until you’re an adult. I still feel remorse for her parents, sure they were strict but no life should be taken.

I understand her a lot all these expectations and stuff because i’m asian and it’s a pretty common trend within the asian culture. Often time you gotta think that your parents is only doing this because they know the struggle of poverty.

Asians always have this story about a father and a son. The story goes that one day the father takes his son to do some gardening work and they pay him 20-40 a day only, the father look at his son, as his son sit and complain about the heat and shit the father then ask his son, “son do you know why i do this job? It’s because we don’t have a education that’s why i brought you here today, to show you that if you aren’t educated you will get to work job like this that anyone can do.” The son then cried as he recalls how his dad served in the military at the age of 14 in the vietnam war and he’s here complaining about the heat when his dad at that age was literally living day to day hoping he doesn’t get shot.

Asians they show lots of tough love, but they always love their kids and are willing to sacrifice a lot for their kids. Respect your parents all they want is to see the best version of yourself, it’s the difference in time and experience that they don’t understand you but you live to prove to them that you know what this works too.

This reply section is sick. What the hell is wrong with you people blaming victims here!! They're parents!! They were trying to raise her the way they were raised. Be empathetic to those parents! For God's sake don't justify her action and give others reason/courage to do the same! Shut up already!!

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen I agree, both jenifer and her parents received their karma. Jennifer shouldn’t have done what she did. And her parents shouldn’t have been who they were.

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen ok but she didn’t have to kill her parents. Don’t make excuses for murder now.

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen are we now giving excuses for MURDERERS??

@ARMY & Exo-L & NCTzen hi I come from a verbally + physically abusive family in a third world country where no help is provided to abused kids, and even I think what you're saying is completely fucked up and you shouldn't ever try to justify murder that way again. two wrongs don't make one right, if she hated her parents so much she should have accepted being disowned and that's it.

+ feeling no empathy for victims of murder is not a personality trait. Doesn't make you seem cool.

ye... I don't want to listen to that again my god

They made their child go through hell and beyond. it may not sound like much unless you have been in similar situation. So what I am saying is I didn't feel shit.


Her: "I don't wanna live anymore"
Detective: "okay"

lmaoooo


25 years in prison for murder, that’s too easy


I should be a detective being paid to listen to bullshit all day 🤦🏽


im only 14 minutes in & i love this channel already lol


word of advice: don't do anything permanent over something temporal.


Always sit across a table from anybody being interrogated to avoid a defence of "statement given under duress", and NEVER EVER touch them....FFS.


How someone can sit there making up such bs about murders is evil beyond evil .. it’s the ones that don’t look dangerous that are the most ...


Ayo that courtroom sketch artist did her so dirty 😂💀 made her look like an alien 👽


Can we just appreciate the fact that this channel actually watches the entire interrogation just to excerpt the information for us? These interrogations are like 2 - 3 hours long. Thank you, this was very interesting to watch 👏

@Kisha nowhere does it sound like i said that. no one even interpreted that way but you. maybe learn how to read? try going back a few times maybe you’ll get it! i’m rooting for you

@IndependentMissile Your comment reads like you were saying construction is an impressive job and psychology isn't, not that 'people doing their jobs should not be impressive', as you intended.<br>Maybe phrase your points so you're saying what you mean, rather than calling people stupid because you fucked up.🤦🏻♀

@IndependentMissile Your comment reads like you were saying construction is an impressive job and psychology isn't, not that 'people doing their jobs should not be impressive', as you intended.
Maybe phrase your points so you're saying what you mean, rather than calling people stupid because you fucked up.🤦🏻♀

@Not a FBI Agent He's a body language expert. I read that he has given his thoughts about suspects to police, but I don't believe it was in any official capacity, from what I remember. I could be wrong, though, and it was just that he hadn't done so on the specific case we were talking about at that time.<br>He must be a pretty interesting guy, I'd love to pick his brain, but I also get super self conscious talking to people who are able to figure you out just by watching you communicate lol

@Not a FBI Agent He's a body language expert. I read that he has given his thoughts about suspects to police, but I don't believe it was in any official capacity, from what I remember. I could be wrong, though, and it was just that he hadn't done so on the specific case we were talking about at that time.
He must be a pretty interesting guy, I'd love to pick his brain, but I also get super self conscious talking to people who are able to figure you out just by watching you communicate lol

@a2zistoolong My bad in that case, I thought you meant the source of the first day, apologies.

@Preston F. I've seen that video man...the investigation took days. And on some days it took many hours...so i was trying to make sure it was the same Jodi. 5-6 hours i think is quite short compared to what i remember seeing. Idk

@a2zistoolong You know I meant hours. Your grammar policing only works if you have a complete inability to use context clues.

I’ve no idea as to why I have to appreciate somebody sat on their arse watching videos as being hard work!<br>Maybe it’s the same sort of person that trolled through all of Joe rogans podcasts looking for naughty words!

I’ve no idea as to why I have to appreciate somebody sat on their arse watching videos as being hard work!
Maybe it’s the same sort of person that trolled through all of Joe rogans podcasts looking for naughty words!

Yeah the last interrogation was 5 hrs long!

Yeah the last interrogation was 5 hrs long!

@IndependentMissile wow someone got triggered

@J I appreciate a lot of people who do a lot of different things to make money. His content is interesting, entertaining, and exactly what I’m looking for. I 1000% appreciate it. Why would that be a bad or negative thing...?

@IndependentMissile this is really impressive because not just anybody can do it the way jcs does it. The way you say "it's nothing impressive" makes you sound like a big hater lol. <br>Also people that can build a house is also something very very impressive because it's work that have people paying big money to own it.

@IndependentMissile this is really impressive because not just anybody can do it the way jcs does it. The way you say "it's nothing impressive" makes you sound like a big hater lol.
Also people that can build a house is also something very very impressive because it's work that have people paying big money to own it.

Each job has it's own challenges and value ,comparing is not the right value in this instance.

@（｀・ω・＇）＜３　？？ I think they're just saying that the Cruz interrogation was much longer than the average criminal interrogation and therefore takes even more time to watch through and edit.

@IndependentMissile hard work is relative. It’s hard equate metal labor time to physical labor time.

@Melatonin who said anything about lifting heavy things? i’m saying there is nothing impressive about this since it’s just a group of people doing their job. it’s no different than someone working in construction. it’s a job nothing crazy. Be smarter and read before typing something stupid.

This is a team of youtubers, though still impressive

@IndependentMissile it's definitely comparable. Just because someone doesn't lift heavy things or use their bodies in a trade doesn't mean their work is any less taxing. This is taxing on the mind. Be respectful

@J  In a way, yes, but these youtubers complete ‘simple tasks’ by wasting 10 hours of their lives to upload something one might not even watch. It is intriguing as you are the one being impressed by this channel and would like to do the same work as this person.

@Cameron Ackerman HAHAHA omg that is so funny. Sir, you are blessed with an amazing last name. And yes, Ackerman is the last name of two anime characters in “Attack on Titan”

Is the last name ackerman in an anime show or something?? I keep seeing my last name with people with anime profile pictures

So you appreciate that they are doing their job to make money? What a joke lol. It's people like you who make youtubers rich because you're amazed at them doing simple tasks. Incredible.

More total strangers telling other strangers what they should do with their time and what they should consider exceptional.

Thank you very much, these programmes are wonderful🇬🇧

@Robotic Operating Buddy omg i would lose my fkn mind. i have adhd. managing to get thru that would take me like 6 months and 46 different tries ☹ bloody hell

@IndependentMissile true, but it must be so boring to watch an interrogation from hours on end just for a video someone might not even click on.

well the youtuber is literally getting paid to do this. this is their job and it isn’t anything impressive when compared to some construction worker fixing a house for 4-10 hours a day.

I thought this guy worked on the cases himself or at least affiliated with those who worked on them. His voice has that official tone and the fact that his data is so consise and compact is astounding.

Yeah on top of that he has to write his dialogue edit the video and all that stuff! thats overtime! I hope hes getting his well deserved compensation cuz most certainly if a 1st degree murder has a DESERVING of life sentencing than a good deed or hard work should also render a DESERVED reward or comepensation.

To be fair, he makes a ton of money from his videos. So sitting through ten hours of interrogation videos is worth it.

@Mitsuツ i mean he did shoot up a whole ass school. compare that to the person who murders a close friend or family…… 20ppl vs 1…. one is going to affect the lives of dozens and dozens of people and one will affect honestly likely just a couple

100% makes sense to interrogate for 10 hours in that case

（｀・ω・＇）＜３　？？

@Robotic Operating Buddy wow 10 hours that’s even more crazy

You have no idea, the pretending to be crazy video and the interrogation of Nikolas Cruz was 10 FUCKIN HOURS LONG, and then there were 2 other interrogations...incredible