An A+ student would have asked for a lawyer ages ago.

An A+ student would have asked for a lawyer ages ago.

@thejobloshow once they switched from witness questioning to suspect that’s the moment she could have asked and not been as suspicious. But still. Suspicious.  🤨

@thejobloshow once they switched from witness questioning to suspect that’s the moment she could have asked and not been as suspicious. But still. Suspicious.  🤨

No, a guilty student would’ve asked for a lawyer .

No, a guilty student would’ve asked for a lawyer .

Intelligence and wisdom are very different. It often seems the exact type of person Jennifer is, that is someone raised by tiger parents and expected to be working, studying or sleeping, is the type who would lack the wisdom to survive in the real world.

People like that can ace a test but lack social skills/awareness and struggle to play all the games that are required to succeed in certain fields.

Often it's not the person with the top grades who becomes the CEO, it's the guy who managed to get by with charm and manipulation.

They should teach that in schools lol, "how to make your boss think you're a great employee without having to work hard 101"

Really? Let me give you some facts. Just because someone is a straight A student doesn't mean they are smart. In fact they can be the complete opposite. Book smarts has nothing to do with being smart.<br>Common sense has much more to do with it. Many billionaire's didn't even start high school.

Really? Let me give you some facts. Just because someone is a straight A student doesn't mean they are smart. In fact they can be the complete opposite. Book smarts has nothing to do with being smart.
Common sense has much more to do with it. Many billionaire's didn't even start high school.

I feel like she's the typical child of tiger parents. Some of them become incredibly driven and successful, but a lot of them become intelligent but resentful, rebellious, but lacking in common sense because they've spent so much time working that they've never faced real life before

Can't tell if she's the smartest idiot I've ever seen or the dumbest genius I've ever seen. I feel like she is genuinely intelligent and just fell in the trap a lot of people fall in to of being apathetic and lazy

Can't tell if she's the smartest idiot I've ever seen or the dumbest genius I've ever seen. I feel like she is genuinely intelligent and just fell in the trap a lot of people fall in to of being apathetic and lazy

@tony wasikhongo if you were even accused the authorities can't get you punished if they can't find enough evidence.

@tony wasikhongo if you were even accused the authorities can't get you punished if they can't find enough evidence.

@thejobloshow no it doesn't, that's being clever quite different from being smart.

@thejobloshow no it doesn't, that's being clever quite different from being smart.

An a+ student also never would have been here in the first place too 😂

An a+ student also never would have been here in the first place too 😂

Why tf does every criminal fall for this? The police aren’t your friends, if you ever do something illegal don’t tell them more than you absolutely have to as silence can’t be used against you. What are they gonna do if you tell them? Defend you? That’s not their job silly.

Well, she's book smart. Not street smart. Big difference.

Well, she's book smart. Not street smart. Big difference.

@thejobloshow she was brought in as a witness and was investigated as a witness before she started to slip, it legit says in the video lol

@thejobloshow she was brought in as a witness and was investigated as a witness before she started to slip, it legit says in the video lol

@tony wasikhongo shit I'd call a lawyer for a parking ticket, it's my right.

@tony wasikhongo shit I'd call a lawyer for a parking ticket, it's my right.

But she faked her grades so there you go lol

But she faked her grades so there you go lol

@Saeed Exactly. I grew up with plenty of honor roll students who lacked basic social skills, let alone general common sense.

@Saeed Exactly. I grew up with plenty of honor roll students who lacked basic social skills, let alone general common sense.

Unfortunately history has proven that knowing how to read, write, and study basic academics rarely equates to having general common sense or "street smarts."

Unfortunately history has proven that knowing how to read, write, and study basic academics rarely equates to having general common sense or "street smarts."

This is a really stupid comment.   Plenty have very smart people have spoken with cops without asking for a lawyer.

This is a really stupid comment.   Plenty have very smart people have spoken with cops without asking for a lawyer.

Even if she did the father surviving really turnt the tables

Even if she did the father surviving really turnt the tables

well unfortunately she was averaging a C- instead...

well unfortunately she was averaging a C- instead...

She is recalling events as a witness. Not as accused.

She is recalling events as a witness. Not as accused.

if she really was an A+ student this situation wld not even happen. her parents won't be pushing her. She wld do that pushing part herself.

if she really was an A+ student this situation wld not even happen. her parents won't be pushing her. She wld do that pushing part herself.

She faked her report card she was a C student.......but holt shit this guy is good

She faked her report card she was a C student.......but holt shit this guy is good

an A+ student would know not to ask for a lawyer in this situation or that would basically be you saying “i’m guilty and i need to hide behind someone”

an A+ student would know not to ask for a lawyer in this situation or that would basically be you saying “i’m guilty and i need to hide behind someone”

I feel like her mom is in heaven saying that with the most disappointed disgusted look on her face

I feel like her mom is in heaven saying that with the most disappointed disgusted look on her face

@tony wasikhongo that’s what cops say to make you nervous but no matter what, u should always get a lawyer

@tony wasikhongo that’s what cops say to make you nervous but no matter what, u should always get a lawyer

@tony wasikhongo You ask for a lawyer no matter what if your innocent or guilty since theres no way you can make yourself innocent by talking to the police everything you say can and will be used against you you can incriminate yourself even in the event of you trying to tell the truth the whole way threw you may misremember something and accidentally lie statistically people lie way way more then they believe they do on average

@K Because she is suspected.. and the police cant play that against you if you ask for a lawyer.. the moment they realize she is really gonna do this only with a lawyer they usually give up immediatly.

@K Because she is suspected.. and the police cant play that against you if you ask for a lawyer.. the moment they realize she is really gonna do this only with a lawyer they usually give up immediatly.

No these are the people that get higher degrees. It’s so stupid.

No these are the people that get higher degrees. It’s so stupid.

@Mbeluba Haha no. Keep this for yourself, no one will follow your expectation.

@Mbeluba Haha no. Keep this for yourself, no one will follow your expectation.

@tony wasikhongo you can ask for a lawyer even if your innocent so many people are in prison for crimes they didn’t do. Whether  they asked for a lawyer or not

@tony wasikhongo you can ask for a lawyer even if your innocent so many people are in prison for crimes they didn’t do. Whether  they asked for a lawyer or not

She thought she would seem innocent by talking to them.. she’s not a good liar

She thought she would seem innocent by talking to them.. she’s not a good liar

@wesley vitality Was stupid spelled wrong purposefully? Lol

@wesley vitality Was stupid spelled wrong purposefully? Lol

I can feel her father's disappointment that she didn't

I can feel her father's disappointment that she didn't

@tony wasikhongo Nah, you should always at ALL TIMES seek a lawyer when speaking to investigators, no matter what the case or your circumstances or place in the case it.

@tony wasikhongo Nah, you should always at ALL TIMES seek a lawyer when speaking to investigators, no matter what the case or your circumstances or place in the case it.

@Christina Waite She should have said,"I am not speaking without a Lawyer," I remember a Man saying something like his Friend accidentally committed Manslaughter, only spoke with a Lawyer Present , and got off completely Scot Free, NO jail time at all for him. The Friend concluded,"Only speak with a Lawyer Present."

@Reyna Hernandez Patty Ramsey said something similar to her Interrogator regarding her Daughter, Jon Benet Ramsey's Death. Something like,"How dare you Interrogate ME as if you think I'm Jon Benet's Killer when you should be trying to track down her ACTUAL  Killer, not sit up here accusing me!"

@Cassandra that's a good point, but the confession is still included in the trial, unless there is evidence it was coerced. A jury or even a judget who sees someone confess will be heavily influenced to convict, regardless of other evidence presented...

@Cassandra that's a good point, but the confession is still included in the trial, unless there is evidence it was coerced. A jury or even a judget who sees someone confess will be heavily influenced to convict, regardless of other evidence presented...

@mcb00 i’m not sure of the details, but i think the laws were changed in the US within the last ten years so that interrogation confessions are no longer considered proof of guilt in court, because too many people were confessing to crimes they didn’t commit.  So even if a person says “yeah, i did it” during an interrogation, they still have to have other forms of proof to present in court in order to get a conviction.

I keep wondering why so many of these people don’t bring a lawyer with them.  Maybe they think it would make them look guiltier?  And it would have been a bit odd in this case (but she could have always declined the second interview, or delayed it as much as possible), but if there’s one thing i’ve learned from this channel, it’s to never talk to a cop without a lawyer.  I don’t care if my cop neighbor just want to have me over for tea, i’m bringing a lawyer.

Actually her situation was more complicated than normal since she was first interrogated as witness but by the half point of the first interview she unofficially became a suspect in the minds of the detectives by the second interview she was still officially a witness but by then they fully suspected it wasn’t until the third interview until she was read her rights which is kinda shady though I honestly don’t have a problem with it since she is so evil

if she was “innocent” why would she ask for a lawyer?

if she was “innocent” why would she ask for a lawyer?

"The kid from that other family asked for a good lawyer before even talking to the police! She was never suspected of anything! I'm so disappointed in you Jennifer."

"The kid from that other family asked for a good lawyer before even talking to the police! She was never suspected of anything! I'm so disappointed in you Jennifer."

@thejobloshow You can do that in the US due to the 5A(Freedom of speech). Things are different in Canada, you can't ask for a lawyer in a situation like this in Canada

@thejobloshow You can do that in the US due to the 5A(Freedom of speech). Things are different in Canada, you can't ask for a lawyer in a situation like this in Canada

@tony wasikhongo looking suspicious is not crime

@tony wasikhongo looking suspicious is not crime

Probably even with C grades she could have been smart enough to exclude herself from the bigger part of the "robbery process". Being a proper witness makes everything unnecessary hard...... -.-

Probably even with C grades she could have been smart enough to exclude herself from the bigger part of the "robbery process". Being a proper witness makes everything unnecessary hard...... -.-

Or someone with some kind of street smarts lol

Or someone with some kind of street smarts lol

This type of comment is exactly why she killed her parents

This type of comment is exactly why she killed her parents

@tony wasikhongo Better to look suspicious, then to contradict your self multiple time over

@tony wasikhongo Better to look suspicious, then to contradict your self multiple time over

@thejobloshow not in the first clip, She was only a witness.

@thejobloshow not in the first clip, She was only a witness.

Even a C and C+ would have said get me a lawyer. NEVER TRUST THE POLICE‼

Even a C and C+ would have said get me a lawyer. NEVER TRUST THE POLICE‼

Yes yes yes I know right? WTF I was just looking for this comment. How did she let that happen, even considering she was quite bright?, Damn! Lawyer up bxxch!

Yes yes yes I know right? WTF I was just looking for this comment. How did she let that happen, even considering she was quite bright?, Damn! Lawyer up bxxch!

@tony wasikhongo Nope. Right to remain silent. How this has 1.2k upvotes is beyond me

@tony wasikhongo Nope. Right to remain silent. How this has 1.2k upvotes is beyond me

@Josh Bascii yeah truly truly underrated

@Josh Bascii yeah truly truly underrated

Like I've always said book smarts do not equal real life smarts lol

Like I've always said book smarts do not equal real life smarts lol

@mcb00 But in this case, they were careful not to let her know that she was already a suspect. Kind of manipulative for the detective part though. And considering it was for her mom's case, she was really in a tough situation there on what exactly to do. Would've probably done the same. Good thing she was really guilty. If she wasn't, would've been a problem if you said the wrong things on interviews without a lawyer even if you're innocent. Blows my mind really

Ahaha, I shouldn't but I laughed so hard. Even commiting murder it's a C+.

Ahaha, I shouldn't but I laughed so hard. Even commiting murder it's a C+.

She is young so I can understand her thinking "I can't bring a lawyer in with me, that might make me look suspicious" the FIRST TIME... But all these times they keep calling her in for questioning and SHE KNOWS she has mispoke and there are holes in her story, and SHE KNOWS SHE IS GUILTY, like girl 🤦🏾♂get a lawyer already and stop talking lol

@Nicole Flowers wow, your powers of debate are magical. you've penetrated my jokes with facts and logic and left them pregnant with thought.

@Nicole Flowers wow, your powers of debate are magical. you've penetrated my jokes with facts and logic and left them pregnant with thought.

it was just a witness statement so why would she need a lawyer, maybe it would’ve made her appear more suspicious

it was just a witness statement so why would she need a lawyer, maybe it would’ve made her appear more suspicious

dude, she wasnt a bright student. its mentioned in the video. shes got Cs on average.

dude, she wasnt a bright student. its mentioned in the video. shes got Cs on average.

@tony wasikhongo nah man, I’m asking for an attorney dealing with police these days. Not all of them but too many be trying to rush these investigations or they just don’t care. Plus I got mad anxiety and could possibly incriminate myself and I didn’t even do it…

@Shekinah Clark An entitled International student who leans on her rich parents to pay for her tuition full fee. So many cases.

@Shekinah Clark An entitled International student who leans on her rich parents to pay for her tuition full fee. So many cases.

@tony wasikhongo BS. If they're starting to treat you like you're a suspect, that's the moment to call a lawyer.

@tony wasikhongo BS. If they're starting to treat you like you're a suspect, that's the moment to call a lawyer.

@tony wasikhongo you always asked for a lawyer regardless of the situation!

@tony wasikhongo you always asked for a lawyer regardless of the situation!

@tony wasikhongo  I would prefer to look suspicious and free than innocent in prison 😂

@tony wasikhongo  I would prefer to look suspicious and free than innocent in prison 😂

Academic smarts is not the same as wisdom or intelligence even. A lot of book smart people would be idiots in this situation. Cops have more problems with street smart people who think on their feet.

Academic smarts is not the same as wisdom or intelligence even. A lot of book smart people would be idiots in this situation. Cops have more problems with street smart people who think on their feet.

@tony wasikhongo this isn't Law & Order. Guilty people aren't the only ones who ask for lawyers. Honestly, everyone should. Even if you're innocent they can pressure you into incriminating yourself.

@tony wasikhongo this isn't Law & Order. Guilty people aren't the only ones who ask for lawyers. Honestly, everyone should. Even if you're innocent they can pressure you into incriminating yourself.

But she did it so why should she get a lawyer

But she did it so why should she get a lawyer

perhaps that how someone consistently told what to do turns out to be.

perhaps that how someone consistently told what to do turns out to be.

@Scout S. copaganda, I like that, very accurate

@Scout S. copaganda, I like that, very accurate

@Ahzoh that's true. In some cases those strategies do help them get people who are guilty to confess, so people get justice, but it's also been used to commit injustices.

@Ahzoh that's true. In some cases those strategies do help them get people who are guilty to confess, so people get justice, but it's also been used to commit injustices.

@tony wasikhongo actually all people have a right to a lawyer suspicious or not it’s the smart thing to do no matter if you’re innocent or not. Because you can still get arrested and be innocent

@tony wasikhongo actually all people have a right to a lawyer suspicious or not it’s the smart thing to do no matter if you’re innocent or not. Because you can still get arrested and be innocent

@Justice Hussein don’t fall for copoganda. involking the right to a lawyer is suspicious in fiction and to the cops, but in real life it could save an innocent person’s ass from being wrongfully convicted. a lot more cops than we’d like to admit depend on people not knowing their rights.

@Katherine Sciolino you mean serial killers who did bad in school and also got caught? it doesn’t take intelligence to murder, but it takes intelligence to not get caught.

@Katherine Sciolino you mean serial killers who did bad in school and also got caught? it doesn’t take intelligence to murder, but it takes intelligence to not get caught.

<b>ahem</b> she had a C- average though soooo

*ahem* she had a C- average though soooo

When reading comments regarding this and other similar clips so many people advise: "Never speak without a Lawyer" "Always ask for a Lawyer" or "Why didn't he/she ask for a Lawyer?" <br>The reason is that these 'monsters' want/need to be believed. They are lying or are about to lie and they don't want a request for legal advice to be seen as a kind of guilt-admission ("Look at me - I'm going to answer your questions with a Lawyer present because I have nothing to hide")

When reading comments regarding this and other similar clips so many people advise: "Never speak without a Lawyer" "Always ask for a Lawyer" or "Why didn't he/she ask for a Lawyer?"
The reason is that these 'monsters' want/need to be believed. They are lying or are about to lie and they don't want a request for legal advice to be seen as a kind of guilt-admission ("Look at me - I'm going to answer your questions with a Lawyer present because I have nothing to hide")

@mcb00 and your initial comment is why I do not like the idea of police being able to lie and manipulate to get a conviction.

An of course, an issue is knowing when they think you’re a suspect, and if they manipulate you well enough you might never know until it’s too late.

Police be using the same kinda tactics or worse than phone scammers.

Bit suspicious to ask for a layer when trying to help solve your parents murder IF UR TRYING SO SEEM INOCENT🤌😩

Bit suspicious to ask for a layer when trying to help solve your parents murder IF UR TRYING SO SEEM INOCENT🤌😩

@tony wasikhongo not if take the stance the investigator is trying to make a name for himself.

@tony wasikhongo not if take the stance the investigator is trying to make a name for himself.

They say her academics wasn’t good lol did you not listen? She was a great athlete but then after that they discovered she was a C student hence faking a diploma and grades

They say her academics wasn’t good lol did you not listen? She was a great athlete but then after that they discovered she was a C student hence faking a diploma and grades

U sure about that? I know some pretty dumb A+ students that would think theyre smart enough to handle the situation on their own

U sure about that? I know some pretty dumb A+ students that would think theyre smart enough to handle the situation on their own

wrong, not if they are uneducated on how criminalogy works or atleast watched a video like this one.

wrong, not if they are uneducated on how criminalogy works or atleast watched a video like this one.

what she did was horrible but the pressure the parents put on her already ruined her life, overly strict parenting should be discouraged by society because it can lead to this kind of trauma, weather its suicide depression, or just lacking an ability to care for other people

maybe they'd not have had their parents killed cos that A+ brain knows how to deal with emotions....

maybe they'd not have had their parents killed cos that A+ brain knows how to deal with emotions....

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Asking for a lawyer is not a good idea at all coz it will actually make the detective's job easier. <br>Why ask for a lawyer if you have nothing to hide?😂😂😂

Asking for a lawyer is not a good idea at all coz it will actually make the detective's job easier.
Why ask for a lawyer if you have nothing to hide?😂😂😂

I don’t see why they would if they were an actual victim, hence why she probably didnt

I don’t see why they would if they were an actual victim, hence why she probably didnt

When she voluntarily gave a story with a thousand holes, it was done

When she voluntarily gave a story with a thousand holes, it was done

Could she have done that even at the first interrogation?

Could she have done that even at the first interrogation?

@tony wasikhongo You have the right to remain silent.....

@tony wasikhongo You have the right to remain silent.....

@Alyssa Kolyvas that's the joke, if she was a+ she would've done this differently

@Alyssa Kolyvas that's the joke, if she was a+ she would've done this differently

@mcb00 Don't give an initial interview. If the cops ask you questions, get a lawyer, period.

@mcb00 Don't give an initial interview. If the cops ask you questions, get a lawyer, period.

No no, you see she was supposed to be a victim and a witness, not a perp, so asking for a lawyer would be strange

No no, you see she was supposed to be a victim and a witness, not a perp, so asking for a lawyer would be strange

@tony wasikhongo in canada you are not obligated to get a lawyer during police interview like in the USA.

@tony wasikhongo in canada you are not obligated to get a lawyer during police interview like in the USA.

Dont matter you. Make a or b, c ppl killed ppl got nothomg to do with grads

Dont matter you. Make a or b, c ppl killed ppl got nothomg to do with grads

@tony wasikhongo is suspicious a felony or misdemeanor?

@tony wasikhongo is suspicious a felony or misdemeanor?

@tony wasikhongo that is true but its a good idea even if your innocent . . . if they called you in for a second interview.

@tony wasikhongo that is true but its a good idea even if your innocent . . . if they called you in for a second interview.

this applies to any point in the video that we might be at, and that’s why this is my favorite comment😭

this applies to any point in the video that we might be at, and that’s why this is my favorite comment😭

Nah, after watching lots of cases of ppl wrongly being convicted, I’d ask for a lawyer before talking to anyone even if I’m innocent. Watch “confession tapes” and you’ll understand it.

Nah, after watching lots of cases of ppl wrongly being convicted, I’d ask for a lawyer before talking to anyone even if I’m innocent. Watch “confession tapes” and you’ll understand it.

Asking for a lawyer when you aren't a suspect and being voluntarily interrogated is basically screaming I DID IT

Asking for a lawyer when you aren't a suspect and being voluntarily interrogated is basically screaming I DID IT

She wasn't an A+ student that's the whole point if this

She wasn't an A+ student that's the whole point if this

@mcb00 wonderful comment. By the time it gets to court, it's too late for you.

@mcb00 wonderful comment. By the time it gets to court, it's too late for you.

@tony wasikhongo
Asking for a lawyer doesn't make you anymore suspicious it just means you're smart and you know your rights and that you should exercise them in the fullest whether guilty or innocent.

Plenty of innocent people have gone to jail because they didn't ask for a lawyer.

To be fair, grades doesn't imply that you're smart or dumb necessarily

To be fair, grades doesn't imply that you're smart or dumb necessarily

@Justice Hussein Here's a scenario: cop comes home to find his family murdered: first call is to 911, second call is where? Let me tell you: they call the union attorney. Do not pass go, do not collect $200, they do not write anything down, they do not say a word, until they have consulted with the attorney! So why would I, a person with absolutely no experience in the legal system, do any different than an experienced police officer?

Yea no doubt like guilty or not I would have had a lawyer beside me ...maybe not the first time...but once I got called for a second interview I would have my lawyer with me from then on..

Yea no doubt like guilty or not I would have had a lawyer beside me ...maybe not the first time...but once I got called for a second interview I would have my lawyer with me from then on..

@tony wasikhongo yes the accusers will 99% be certain you are the culprit if you ask for lawyer, however, that can't get you convicted. They have to prove you did it and in interrogations they find the most evidences because a lawyer is not present to restrict the investigator from nibbling you down. But in this case, they had HARD evidence so she was fucked anyways.

Nah they would have had the story straight

Nah they would have had the story straight

@tony wasikhongo no. You look like you don't want to be blamed for something you're already devastated and grieving over. You'll still give a testimony and the police till get your information, you just won't get arrested for saying something slightly wrong

"It's a girl!" "How dare you assume? I'm calling my lawyer!"

"It's a girl!" "How dare you assume? I'm calling my lawyer!"

@mcb00 And that is exactly why I think detectives are scumbags.

@mcb00 And that is exactly why I think detectives are scumbags.

A+ student wouldn’t of dropped out of high achool or killed their parents

A+ student wouldn’t of dropped out of high achool or killed their parents

Not even i got F’s my whole life but even i would have known to get a lawyer but i dont think she could afford it her parents are the one with the money and since the dad didn’t die she got no life insurance

Not even i got F’s my whole life but even i would have known to get a lawyer but i dont think she could afford it her parents are the one with the money and since the dad didn’t die she got no life insurance

@tony wasikhongo so what, every defense lawyer worth their salt is going to tell you: never, ever talk to the police

@tony wasikhongo so what, every defense lawyer worth their salt is going to tell you: never, ever talk to the police

@tony wasikhongo
Doesnt matter, its not what you know.
Its what you can prove.
Its smarter to have the cops think you were involved, but give them nothing to prove it, then to give a long detailed story that can be used against you later.

@tony wasikhongo
Doesnt matter, its not what you know.
Its what you can prove.
Its smarter to have the cops think you were involved, but give them nothing to prove it, then to give a long detailed story that can be used against you later.

Also, anyone who watched JCS channel would ask for a lawyer. So after this video, that would mean 13.5million of us 😎

Also, anyone who watched JCS channel would ask for a lawyer. So after this video, that would mean 13.5million of us 😎

@WWE_Gaymer that's horrible. Should have been inadmissible in court.

@WWE_Gaymer that's horrible. Should have been inadmissible in court.

@mcb00 Yep, there was a Mentally Handycapped 18 who was falsely accused by the actual Killers and he was forced into confessing, by the Detectives, one who was close to him. They kept him there for hours, they wouldn’t let him have his meds, or eat or even lay his head down until he told them what they wanted to hear, even if it was false. He had to be in Prison for I believe 11 years before his lawyer who worked tirelessly to get him out, was actually able to..

@Katherine Sciolino she wasn't the killer. so that is a smart comment as she was

@Katherine Sciolino she wasn't the killer. so that is a smart comment as she was

Bro she is a C- student she only asked for tissues

Bro she is a C- student she only asked for tissues

@mcb00 exactly. Once they start treating you like a suspect after the initial interview it is time to contact a lawyer asap.

@mcb00 exactly. Once they start treating you like a suspect after the initial interview it is time to contact a lawyer asap.

@lacy jones nah you just have a comprehension problem... his joke went over your head and you won accept it

@lacy jones nah you just have a comprehension problem... his joke went over your head and you won accept it

Even my dumb ass average grades would have

Even my dumb ass average grades would have

tony wasikhongo lol of course she would look suspicious, she did it!  Perfect time for a lawyer if you ask me !

tony wasikhongo lol of course she would look suspicious, she did it!  Perfect time for a lawyer if you ask me !

She reads this shit and she’ll try and find you. Key word: try.

She reads this shit and she’ll try and find you. Key word: try.

Just when she went to investigation room I thought the same thing if it were me I would have call a lawyer.

Just when she went to investigation room I thought the same thing if it were me I would have call a lawyer.

@samfkt i agree with your point. Most serial killers are really smart.

@samfkt i agree with your point. Most serial killers are really smart.

joblow, false. grades are achievement, not intelligence. I’ve known some very average IQ people who did very well in school. it’s called <b>studying.</b> lol🤦🏻♀

joblow, false. grades are achievement, not intelligence. I’ve known some very average IQ people who did very well in school. it’s called *studying.* lol🤦🏻♀

wesley, grades are achievement, NOT intelligence. a lot of average people can get a 4.0. just as many with genius IQs don’t even attend/graduate college.

wesley, grades are achievement, NOT intelligence. a lot of average people can get a 4.0. just as many with genius IQs don’t even attend/graduate college.

@thejobloshow some study, remember and got good grades...... very later on they forgot about things they learned and fail. Thats why most of them never graduate at the end....    Also, if one topic gets you interested you will learn and remember it much easilly, I know some programmers (good at math) but when it comes to "general knowledge" they fail compared to some other ppl which are considered more "less knowledgeable" and have no knowledge about other topics (You know, those good at math are considered more smart and intelligent.) BTW not every programmer is that good at math.

@lacy jones You know there were murders, even serial murders which were intelligent and smart........ how some said once, there is little difference between being genious or insane.

@lacy jones You know there were murders, even serial murders which were intelligent and smart........ how some said once, there is little difference between being genious or insane.

@Fatimah Fatima7 Yes it does. There's even an test that correlates a high score with intelligence. It's called an IQ test.

@Fatimah Fatima7 Yes it does. There's even an test that correlates a high score with intelligence. It's called an IQ test.

Yes! I was shocked that she didn’t notice that the police were on to her. The interrogation methods worked on her pretty well.

Yes! I was shocked that she didn’t notice that the police were on to her. The interrogation methods worked on her pretty well.

To add to the comments in this thread about needing a lawyer regardless of guilt: ignoring this case and in cases where people are actually innocent, people have failed lie detector tests because although they may not have done anything criminal, they still feel a sense of responsibility for what happened (“I shouldn’t have been a dick to her/should have walked home with him but was lazy” and so on). There are many videos and sources explaining why lawyers are necessary (including in this thread), so I won’t duplicate them here.

@adf286 why are ppl acting so cocky about a plus students, iq is not everything, we got surival skills and many more things that can make one superior too the other

@adf286 why are ppl acting so cocky about a plus students, iq is not everything, we got surival skills and many more things that can make one superior too the other

Pretty sure they don't have those in Canada

Pretty sure they don't have those in Canada

@The little red haired girl from across the street  ye right, i knew a plus students who were stoopid as f

@The little red haired girl from across the street  ye right, i knew a plus students who were stoopid as f

reading the comments this clearly went over so many heads 😂

reading the comments this clearly went over so many heads 😂

@Justice Hussein she can give an initial statement, but once it becomes obvious she's a suspect, and since she's not exactly savvy about the law, a lawyer may have saved her from a lot of the incriminating stuff she said or did. The key issue here is that whatever she says can be used against her, and a lay person is not aware of how her statements can be used in court. No jury will convict because you lawyered up, but they will if a prosecutor skillfully uses your words against you.

@Pajah Williams  I would never call a lawyer if I was here. When it comes to a crime where both of your parents were killed or severely wounded, and you called 9-1-1 crying for help, then once they ask for your statement hours later, you demand a lawyer, that's a fucked-up shit. The lawyer will set there in this soft interview blocking answers to some questions, which is ridiculous, when the detective already gave you an option of not speaking.  You will immediately look as number#1 suspect, and they will dig up on you to know more. That's the last you want when you have such a shady history like Jennifer.

@mcb00 I would never call a lawyer if I was here. When it comes to a crime where both of your parents were killed or severely wounded, and you called 9-1-1 crying for help, then once they ask for your statement hours later, you demand a lawyer, that's fucked-up shit. The lawyer will set there in this soft interview blocking answers to some questions is ridiculous, when the detective already gave you an option of not speaking.  You will immediately look number#1 suspect.

@Lilfalfs because innocent people get sent to prison too. Only a fool would speak to the police without a lawyer, guilty or innocent. They don't care about u, they just want to close the case.

@Lilfalfs because innocent people get sent to prison too. Only a fool would speak to the police without a lawyer, guilty or innocent. They don't care about u, they just want to close the case.

Who cares about grades if she was a F student or an A student. There were alot of serial killers that didn't even graduate. Richard kulinski , Charles Manson , shall I go on.....

Who cares about grades if she was a F student or an A student. There were alot of serial killers that didn't even graduate. Richard kulinski , Charles Manson , shall I go on.....

Yea, during the second interview when he asked her to re-enact how she was able to call police you think she would have used that as her way out because imh it seemed a bit much to ask a “victim” to do. She could have said “look, I’ve told you everything twice already. Do I need to get a lawyer? because I don’t want to keep repeating myself, I’m traumatized and scared for my life, you guys keep bringing me here what if the killers find out I’m talking to the police and come after me?” Sheesh

It’s cause she thought she was a victim. They even said as a victim she legally could have left any time

It’s cause she thought she was a victim. They even said as a victim she legally could have left any time

For everyone confused, the joke is that she isn’t an A+ student and that’s why she made such a stupid decision

For everyone confused, the joke is that she isn’t an A+ student and that’s why she made such a stupid decision

The little red haired girl from across the street

@hendi.8 ... you failed ...and I don’t need a lesson in sarcasm 😌

@hendi.8 ... you failed ...and I don’t need a lesson in sarcasm 😌

@lacy jones no shit all of this was said in the video lmao understand sarcasm form the commments lmao

@lacy jones no shit all of this was said in the video lmao understand sarcasm form the commments lmao

She was not an A + student.. she faked those grades and her high school diploma.. she was a C student.
Her acting was horribly off, sloppy, and she just got caught for being stupid.
But thanks to this episode..l  do believe the next killer who may stumble across this video will learn so many valuable things.. so thanks a lot for the lessons 😀

There's book smart and street smart and she's neither.

There's book smart and street smart and she's neither.

I thought they stated in the video that she was a C- student and she was only good at figure staking

I thought they stated in the video that she was a C- student and she was only good at figure staking

@Gonken88 bro that harsh 🤣🤣, don't go there.

@Gonken88 bro that harsh 🤣🤣, don't go there.

I hate this because it's true, and I should be angry but I'm laughing lol.

I hate this because it's true, and I should be angry but I'm laughing lol.

@WhiteCourtain if you are guilty, then confess, that's what guilty people ought to do

@WhiteCourtain if you are guilty, then confess, that's what guilty people ought to do

Wait but she isn’t an A+ student? <br>Didn’t she fake her grades?

Wait but she isn’t an A+ student?
Didn’t she fake her grades?

@tony wasikhongo She was a suspect from the second half of her first interview... She was just not smart enough to realize this.

@tony wasikhongo She was a suspect from the second half of her first interview... She was just not smart enough to realize this.

😂 it’s very obvious she ditched skl and bought a degree

😂 it’s very obvious she ditched skl and bought a degree

@Lilfalfs Again, you cannot convict a person based on mere suspicions. A lawyer would prevent her from making incriminating statements and falling to the pressures of the interrogation. Invoking your right to remain silent may be suspicious, but is not an admission of guilt and cannot be used to convict a person of any crime. Likewise, requesting a lawyer, which in the US suspects of a criminal investigation are entitled to have at the interrogation stage, not an admission of guilt and even if it made her "look suspicious" it takes more that to convict or even charge a person. They need probable cause to charge, and proof beyond reasonable doubt to convict. The latter is an extremely high standard.

@Lilfalfs it's not that simple. Regardless of your innocence, you can incriminate yourself. And many police are not above pressuring a confession to get the job done or because they have an inaccurate hunch, regardless of how true the confession is. Many people who were innocent have ended up charged or in prison because of that. The role of the lawyer is to inform you of your legal rights and to protect your interests. That applies whether you're innocent or guilty. I may give an initial interview without a lawyer if I'm innocent, but as soon as I suspect the police consider me a suspect, I'm calling a lawyer. Otherwise, it's only one side trying to prove my guilt and no side trying to disprove it, until we are in court, and by then they may have enough arguments against me to condemn me  (yes, that can happen if you're innocent, for a variety of reasons).

@tony wasikhongo Can't get convicted under mere suspicion. She already looked suspicious, hence she was questioned beyond the initial witness interview. Obtaining a lawyer would have at least minimized the incriminating statements she made.

@tony wasikhongo Can't get convicted under mere suspicion. She already looked suspicious, hence she was questioned beyond the initial witness interview. Obtaining a lawyer would have at least minimized the incriminating statements she made.

@tony wasikhongo you're always a suspect if you were the last one to see them alive, if you had conflict, if you survived with little injury and they died, and if you're lying (they are trained to detect deception), so calling a lawyer would never made things worse.

@tony wasikhongo No shit, she was the lead suspect.

@tony wasikhongo No shit, she was the lead suspect.

If u ask for a lawyer regarding ur parents death u definetly look suspicious

If u ask for a lawyer regarding ur parents death u definetly look suspicious

Lmao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Lmao😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂


Gentlemen??? I’d be calling them monsters or bastards idk<br>I’d be furious and broken

Gentlemen??? I’d be calling them monsters or bastards idk
I’d be furious and broken


Holy, this was 15mins from where I was born & raised.....


A vest is pretty interchangeable with a hoodie in different languages.

People apologize because they dont know if theyre sure of something. "The only reason" please close your mouthhole man.


The crime is like a plot in a Columbo episode.


“She starts crying again but this time isn’t given any tissues to wipe away her non existent tears” lmao sorry 😭

The narrator be so blunt like girl 🤨 you ain’t fooling nobody

This voice over guy must have a passion for criminal

That put me over the edge Lmfaoooo soooooo  funny x


I have to do revisions for my exams but here I am.


Lol she called the home invaders who shot her parents gentlemen😂


You are kinda picking on someone who English is their second language - this girl was only spoken to in Vietnamese probably until she started speaking English in school - if her speech seems strange - it is because of this.


I hate youtube, JCS.. I have had so many reasons, but what they did to you is exceptional. And the fact that they did not repair that mistake in the 4 months since then is all the more disheartening...


This video makes me feel like if my family was ever randomly murdered I’d be dumb enough to make myself look guilty somehow. These guys are good!

@White Hat check out the innocence project and their work on false confessions leading to wrongful convictions. and, according to a study by richard leo, a professional criminologist, between 15 and 20% of wrongful convictions overturned by DNA evidence involved a false confession. i'd link it, but yt comments dont seem to like that. that should be enough to google.

@Stella G what. What evidence do you have of this? There are millions of crimes -- how many people just admitted to a crime 😅

@Stella G yeah if i ever get accused of a crime i didint commit im not gonna say anything except ask for a lawyer cuz ik 100 percent id somehow admit to a murder or someshit

@K S I take offense to that I murdered my family for no reason

SAME<br>But the thing is that people don’t just randomly murder families without a good motive... she’s really dumb for thinking she’d get away with this with all the evidence that pointed directly to her  (drug dealing boyfriend, money, resentment, not actually being tied up, bf had connections with the three robbers)

SAME
But the thing is that people don’t just randomly murder families without a good motive... she’s really dumb for thinking she’d get away with this with all the evidence that pointed directly to her  (drug dealing boyfriend, money, resentment, not actually being tied up, bf had connections with the three robbers)

yeah false confessions are... insanely fucking common. ask for a lawyer immediately, invoke your right to remain silent, and grit the interrogation out.

this is literally what im thinking while watching the video😭😭


Fun fact. Once you watch this video it won’t show up on your history 🤔


after  "don't say sorry unless you lying to me" it was wraps for jennifer 😮💨


I’ve never had anything worse than a speeding ticket but if  these videos have taught me anything they have taught me that I would never sit for an interrogation without a lawyer as innocent as I would be.

You would still be remanded in custody or pay a huge bail, you’d likely lose your job or at least get suspended. Your life would be a nightmare whether you have a lawyer or not and fighting against the case with the lawyer could result in a tougher conviction and sentence. At this stage, nothing works in your favor.

@Shakira Mulcahy police and jury's get it wrong, say your pulled over and we're speeding,cop comes up,asks do you know why I pulled you over?could be because you were speeding but it could be a burned out taillight,just an example.never answer questions without a lawyer

jmitterii2 the police can tell whether or not you’re innocent, you might be a suspect but they usually get to the actual criminal pretty quick. I’m pretty sure you’d remember a traumatic event like that in detail... I think I’d be harder to forget.

I mean.... if the police think you’re guilty, you’re guilty.

@jmitterii2 I don't know, but I'd really want them or he she caught no matter if I got along with my parents or not, so I'd tell everything I knew everything I seen and everything I thought and I know I'd be pissed, hurt and scared... I pray my parents pass of natural causes and that we were on good status. This is so sad

@jmitterii2 In nursing school they showed us this video of a nurse who got accused by another nurse of murdering a baby that was already dying and had hours to live pretty much. The mother did not want the baby because it was deformed so the nurse held the baby in her arms until the baby died so that they baby did not die alone. She fully cooperated with the police because she also thought well she is innocent so what could go wrong. All of a sudden she is charged for murder of this baby and had to fight for her life/innocence. Don't kid yourself that your safe because your innocent. I already know myself and would say conflicting things because I do accidentally all the time when Im telling the truth. Sometimes I mix things up.

If your ever in that situation dont argue with the cops,let them arrest you,say nothing,when your read your rights the only word you should say is lawyer

Robert Tewart you sound guilty. very, very guilty. lol but seriously, you're right. never talk to them without legal counsel! cheers.

I know!
 What if a scenario similar yet being innocent, an evil murder robbery happened and it were any of my family members and I was there with them and survived, I would want to give all the information possible to find the murders, I would beyond horrified, sad, and enraged, so sick to my stomach.
Hoping I would just wake up and all of it was just horrible nightmare.
I think I would take the risk, because I would want to give any evidence possible to find who actually did it, and the faster the better to catch the fuckers where I would want them to rot in prison forever for murder.  Fuck the death penalty, that let's people off easy.  I want them to think about what they've done, possibly assist as psychology of a murderer to find other murders.

I think I would take the risk on being possibly branded a suspect.  I would know I was innocent.  But I would caution if I wasn't in a good frame of mind that I might be rambling and might get details messed up, but if I don't try to spout out as much I might forget any morsel of evidence possible.
Because I would really want to the murderer or murderers caught.


Jennifer: has carefully constructed story to alleviate any suspicion in being involved in the homicide
Also Jennifer: gEnTlEmEn

Jennifer: *has carefully constructed story to alleviate any suspicion in being involved in the homicide*
Also Jennifer: *gEnTlEmEn*

@SpaghettiKing yeah I agree. She should have made sure she wasn’t home when this went down. The fact that she was home and was the only one left unharmed was a major red flag to begin with. But in the end they would have caught up on her anyway cause her behaviour didn’t look genuine. In this case her father, who the killers didn’t manage to kill, was now also an important witness. If she weren’t at home at that moment he wouldn’t have been able to declare that the killers and Jennifer spoke to each other like they knew each other.
Anyway, it still surprises me why these people don’t lawyer up once they notice they’ve become a suspect. In this case: she knew her father had woken up, they had even spoken to each other. So she knew he was capable of making a witness statement. She should have at least been suspicious enough not to attend that third hearing without a lawyer or requesting one at a certain point. I think the mistake these people tend to make is thinking “if I lawyer up it makes me look guilty, I can talk my way out of this”.
The twisted thing is, I actually felt kind of bad for her cause what her parents did to her imo was plain and severe emotional abuse. Which had pretty much been going on for her entire life. I just don’t get why she didn’t just decide to break with them once they gave her that choice. She could have gone off and lead the life she wanted. She wanted to be freed from her parents anyway, why the hell would you feel that having them killed would solve anything or think you can actually get away with that??

@Kyle Vernon I mean, all she really had to do was not be in the house when all this happened and it would've been way easier.

@Andrew Farrow <br>Desperate measures for more believability

@Andrew Farrow
Desperate measures for more believability

@Andrew Farrow that’s her bf though. Obviously

@Andrew Farrow that’s her bf though. Obviously

@S V if someone killed your parents would you use the word gentlemen?

@Lone Wolf Yeaaaa I live 30 minutes away from Markham ON where this went down and never heard that either. No idea where this guy got this from. It's definitely not a thing. "MiCrOaGgReSsioN bTw".

I'm really enjoying the people in this thread talking about how they would plan out the murder so much better and get away with it clean if they had been Jennifer 😂

@Rugal Migdal Wow, I'm black and idk this was a thing, but it's not really surprising

This exact thing happened to me. I now feel manipulated by youtube's algorithm. What other things lead us on like this?

HNZJDJ I READ THIS IN THE TF2 SPY VOICE LMAO-

HNZJDJ I READ THIS IN THE TF2 SPY VOICE LMAO-

Honestly, I always say gentlemen, either because I work at a country club or because I’m foreigner. <br>Even when I talk to someone else about the racist assholes at the country club, if I group them, they’re “gentlemen”, idk, I think this was the narrator not being familiar with people just being formal in general, or being foreign/raised by foreign parents.

Honestly, I always say gentlemen, either because I work at a country club or because I’m foreigner.
Even when I talk to someone else about the racist assholes at the country club, if I group them, they’re “gentlemen”, idk, I think this was the narrator not being familiar with people just being formal in general, or being foreign/raised by foreign parents.

@Kyle Vernon still gross that stuff like that was your first thought. I don't care what type of evil shit these people have done, things like rape are too far to joke about lightly. Your reply sounds a lot less creepy than the first though, so I assume you're not as weird as you first came across

“The three <b>G E N T L E M E N</b> who murdered my parents.”

“The three *G E N T L E M E N* who murdered my parents.”

@Kyle Vernon firstly, it'd be dumb asf to sexually assault her because they could track the DNA of the semen and figure out who all did it. and secondly, just, no. you sir, are a massive creep for referring to something as serious as sexual assault as "having fun with a pretty young lady." Most criminals have enough class to not go as far enough to do that. death may be terrible but scarring someone for the rest of their life is dishonorable and evil.

@S V being Canadian has nothing to do w it

@S V being Canadian has nothing to do w it

I mean she couldn't get away with hiding that she had a boyfriend, idk how she thought she could get away with murder

@Ich liebe Rammstein no but she proved she could do it. She was lucky in that moment.

It was not very carefully constructed at all lol

It was not very carefully constructed at all lol

@quack_ meister Why not? I was just making a bad joke for the hell of it

@JiMMy weirdo why tf u have to reference videogames in everything you watch

@Nikki oh yeah, it’s just funny to think about how she had to cover that lie (successfully ill say) cause she didn’t realize the blatant irony in what she said

@ihateavocados she proved she could though. So that lie worked.

@Andrew Farrow I mean she literally had her parents murdered………..

A believable story would be that they tried to r*ape her and she ran away and they followed and found her. Then they stalked her and they killed her parents to enact revenge but then they would've at least harm her in a way.

@Kyle Vernon a bad idea to sexually abuse her, they could track semen samples to track her boyfriend or something

@Apalapse yeah like being able to tell what happened in detail after losing her mom and her dad in critical condition! And not to mention perfectly and accurately describing the intruders!

@Andrew Farrow What would have helped her case much better is if she had found an excuse to leave the house on a routine basis, like someone else said, perhaps by convincing her parents to let her attend an extracurricular activity of some kind in the evening. That way, she could premeditate the act by several weeks to make it seem more legit, before siccing the guys on ther parents whilst she's still outside, thus forgoing the need to come up with this elaborate hoax of an alibi.

Also, in relation to her acting - her tone of voice and physical appearance were quite compelling, I must say, and even though I knew she was guilty all along, and still felt deeply sorry for her somehow, as though she really underwent some kind of trauma because of this. In actuality - and I don't know if this is just because we know about this in advance as an audience - but I thought it was quite clear to see that one thing, her crying, was exceedingly...dry. I.e. fake. That's the one aspect where she failed to compel: all the time, she was 'crying', but at no point did her eyes really wetten up, nor did she begin to stream tears or break down or anything. Just her persistent little sobbings. Just thought I'd drop in my impressions of her routine as well :)

@Kyle Vernon I totally hear what you're saying Kyle and it may have altered the course of the case, yes.

However, throughout watching this I honestly had the thought in my head, especially when the interrogator was asking 'is that normal' that it actually is normal and at least believable (for me) that they would tie her up and leave her unharmed.

Now, I'm sure some burglars wouldn't think twice about doing the nasty but I'm sure some absolutely would, even if they would murder. First of all, there's 3 of them and they could be acquainted with the murder aspect well between them to the point of desensitization and routine
but I don't think it is uncommon at all with those kinds of criminal to frown deeply upon such acts of sexual violence.
I do also recognise how feasible it would be for such desensitized minds to not think twice committing sexually violent acts during it all considering everything, but I think both scenarios are plausible.

Something else to consider is there are 3 of them, so they could all not be on the same page about stuff like that. They could have all strongly differing opinions on that, but in my experience in life (not trying to inflate my ego, we all live one and the same life in a way you might be able to relate) from knowing and talking to people who have been in prison and walked various walks of life, violent offenders do often share a pretty strong moral conviction against anyone who commits sexual offences. So I find it plausible (myself) that most or all of them would in effect totally disagree with one of the other intruders actions if they were to do such a thing... basically, even if one of them wanted to, thinking reasonably, it would just be a bad call to do because it could totally affect the trust between your cohorts and lead them to switch on you.
That said, I recognize a lot of people who wouldn't seem to hesitate on taking human life also wouldn't seem to hesitate on doing something as despicable as that either.
Could totally all depend on a lot of variable factors.

I also think, in the moment, the intruders could decide to pressure the parents whom they may or may not meet first to give them the money or personal belongings. I think they could lose their patience with the pressure of time. It can be difficult to recognize the contrasting duality of human behavior at times like this
but even though they would treat the parents in such a way (assuming this was an organic home invasion and not planned) I do find it completely believable and actually understandable myself that the intruders may see the younger woman, see the shock and state she's in and actually have some sympathy towards her, actually have a desire to spare her life and allow her (even desire for her) to live a long and well-lived life because they wouldn't want anything to happen to her; whilst they are still determined or feel as if they must progress with what they have started, as quickly and cleanly as possible. I see this totally plausible if it's something they would do often.

I know the daughter could be one potential lead to find all the valuables but I genuinely do believe they could feel empathy, sympathy and remorse in this moment and sincerely hope to refrain from traumatizing her any more acknowledging what impact witnessing this terrible event could have on her; even while doing something so contradicting.

This is all hypothetical anyway since the home invasion didn't go down like that and it was all planned to begin with.

Anyway, yeah, asking the intruders to come on an unknown date so the shock and damage would be more real sounds like it would be more effective.
It is really an unfortunate event, through and through, whichever way you look at it.

The thing is, she planned the murder of her parents with the 3 intruders. So it was planned for that to happen, that was the end goal, then from then on she would possibly live her future without the pressure.
That was going to have a certain impact on her. Living with them had an impact on her, it all did.

Maybe it would've helped her case a bit (could also go the other way in my mind) if she was assaulted in that way (sexually) but it seems that is just an extra unnecessary trauma. I can understand if you deem it necessary to the plan, but sexual assault, even if its pre-planned is such a profoundly traumatic and awful experience that it would make so much sense to avoid it.
Especially in involving it in the totally life altering events which would also go down. It seems it would just negatively impact her life way too much to involve that... even if it would help her case. You know what I mean?

Asking them to attack her though, maybe create signs of a struggle, etc that makes 100% complete sense yeah.
 I suppose in a sense that does create more liabilities though because you would have to get the facts, the acting, rehearsal and even moreso, very sensitive CSI evidence and data spot on all the way through questioning. Plus, it could increase the risk of leaving incriminating evidence behind of the intruders and the killers.

As for the acting. I was seriously impressed by her acting in the first interrogation. I was. Except for the feat of switching between smiling and ... the plethora of other shell-shocked emotions she had as pointed out in the analysis.
However, considering she mastered the acting through the investigation in all the other ways with all the other cues. That is seriously something I can appreciate.
Of course, no one is perfect and I'm not saying I could do better (and I would hope not to even commit any such crime to hide myself anyway), however, I think it would've been possible to blend the switch between smiling and shock.
So, the event had just happened not long ago. Realistically, even to her, it could be genuinely hard to wrap your head around and fully realize that it all happened, so it could be easy to smile and enjoy fond memories and thoughts of your family, I think the trick would be to enjoy those thoughts, don't hide the smile and naturally remember and slowly try to realize that the loved ones (family) are gone. To let the true emotions flow from one to the other so that the switch from smile to sadness, shock or fear would be more seamless and slow/gradual.

Then, throughout the next interrogations, you saw what happened.

@S V it’s more than that.

It’s a thing in both USA & Canada (at least) to refer to Black men as “gentlemen” as a subconscious way to avoid the appearance of racism.

This is a legitimate phenomenon that you will notice in the future if you hadn’t before.

They will not want to say “there was a Black guy” they will say “there was a Black gentleman”.

@Andrew Farrow The entire reason the detective first caught on is when he asked her why she was left unharmed by them upstairs. She couldn’t give a straight answer. If she was harmed that never would have gone through the detectives head and she could have gotten away with it.

@Andrew Farrow Yeah so is murder/assassination. If you’re going to go all in, at least make it believable. These gang bangers are willing to execute someone over money but not do the dirty on a pretty young girl.

@Kyle Vernon I agree with the first bit but damn getting sexually harmed just sounds a bit too much

I don’t know, it was a pretty clever con. She was just bad at acting. She should have told her boyfriend to not tell her the day it was goin to happen so it would psychologically harm her and make it seem real. She should have planned for them to hurt her(sexually) so she would look even more like a victim and go to the hospital instead of the police station.

also jennifer- my hands were tied so i called the cops

also jennifer- my hands were tied so i called the cops

@SpaghettiKing not her worst but I cringed when she said it... obviously a lot more gave away the fact that she was lying.

I also refer to pretty much anyone as a gentleman, even if they're total hooligans or close friends, so I figure that isn't her worst mistake.


The daughter plotted to kill her own parents, and yet her mother’s last words were for the gunmen to spare her daughter. That’s just tragic.

@Kristaps she wouldn't have gotten any money had she just left

@Kristaps she wouldn't have gotten any money had she just left

I mean her parents did pressure her to the point of cutting herself, this isn’t to justify her murder, but it kind of explains it n the way this comment is said makes it sound like the mother did nothing wrong

But her mother’s 1 million words before then were “fuck my daughter” let’s not ignore that reality that Jen faced. Tiger parents create unstable and unpredictable children

Interesting. In Brazil, a boyfriend and his brother carried out the killing of a couple (the parents of the girlfriend). The beat them to death with sticks. The mother begged to her kids to be spared during the killings. This is the Suzane Richthofen case. Very similar stuff.

I hope parents realize that too much pressure and being too strict on their children could affect their psychological state

I hope parents realize that too much pressure and being too strict on their children could affect their psychological state

@justwor ship05  not defending jen but parenting is difficult, clealry jen was grounded for her betterment but she felt caged. Adolescence is difficult to manage. she clearly said why she had such resentment towards her parents.so beware before saying such harsh thing about anyone.

It really is sad. What a cold family dynamic all the way around. Obviously not to any comparison, as Jennifer here is beyond evil

It really is sad. What a cold family dynamic all the way around. Obviously not to any comparison, as Jennifer here is beyond evil

@s.a They were brought up by different cultures like the 1st commenter said high expectations in Asia are very common the fact that they gave her an ultimatum is actually liberal. Asian parents would just disown you, period...and there was no physical abuse/ disciplinary.

Culture difference is really an important thing to note on this one, to realize that this is the culture she grew up in. Millions of Asians face these expectations, including myself. I never, like most of us resorted to murder...although I went through physical discipline.

What one should note is.
She plotted murder & extorted money from her parents.
She's 24.
She is possibly a drug addict.
If abuse was really a point, most abuse children never want to relive their trauma. They always dont want anything to do with their parents. They would do their best to be independent financially. Getting money from your parents feels like owner ship.  So the "expectational abuse" wouldn't make sense, when she decided to kill them when they threatened to cut her off financialy.

It's more likely that she is in an abusive relationship, with that drug dealer boyfriend of hers & is forcing her to produce money for him. Driving her in this state.

@s.a They were brought up by different cultures like the 1st commenter said high expectations in Asia are very common the fact that they gave her an ultimatum is actually liberal. Asian parents would just disown you, period...and there was no physical abuse/ disciplinary.

Culture difference is really an important thing to note on this one, to realize that this is the culture she grew up in. Millions of Asians face these expectations, including myself. I never, like most of us resorted to murder...although I went through physical discipline.

What one should note is.
She plotted murder & extorted money from her parents.
She's 24.
She is possibly a drug addict.
*If abuse was really a point, most abuse children never want to relive their trauma. They always dont want anything to do with their parents. They would do their best to be independent financially. Getting money from your parents feels like owner ship.  So the "expectational abuse" wouldn't make sense, when she decided to kill them when they threatened to cut her off financialy.*

It's more likely that she is in an abusive relationship, with that drug dealer boyfriend of hers & is forcing her to produce money for him. Driving her in this state.

No parent imagines evil of their offspring. Ask any convicted child's mother. It is farthest from possible to them. Sadly. Yet killers are born.

Wow this comment section 👏🏼 well done JCS you have succeeded again! Interesting section ppz.

Wow this comment section 👏🏼 well done JCS you have succeeded again! Interesting section ppz.

@Nani_Bow That's not true. I, for one, do not grieve Lyle and Eric Menendez's parents, and both of them need to go free right now.

@Nani_Bow Not really, see Menendez brothers, lore about various school & mass shooters being victims of bullying when evidence suggests they were in fact not, etc.

I think this one is a particular mindf*ck because it's really easy for many of us to empathize w/ what she went through going up, and absolutely impossible to fathom how callously she went through w/ the murder and lied about it in these interviews.

@Edurao Castro It happens more than one might think.<br>I have watched many documentary type shows about girls getting their boyfriends to do just that.

@Edurao Castro It happens more than one might think.
I have watched many documentary type shows about girls getting their boyfriends to do just that.

Maybe they shouldn't have treated her like a piece of shit while they were still alive

Maybe they shouldn't have treated her like a piece of shit while they were still alive

@DrNogueiras the parents where horrible, they DEMANDED straight A' s and ALWAYS be number 1, nothing else was good enough for them, that's NOT how you raise your children, as long as they do their best that's enough.<br>They deserved it !

@DrNogueiras the parents where horrible, they DEMANDED straight A' s and ALWAYS be number 1, nothing else was good enough for them, that's NOT how you raise your children, as long as they do their best that's enough.
They deserved it !

@Nani_Bow looking at the chandler halderson case you may have a point, there seems to be less support for chandler.

@Nani_Bow looking at the chandler halderson case you may have a point, there seems to be less support for chandler.

@StonieeB Worse than sexual abuse? Sexual abuse includes both psychological and physical abuse.

@StonieeB Worse than sexual abuse? Sexual abuse includes both psychological and physical abuse.

@Brogo Ram Parents f*ck up someone for at least 18 years, since the moment they were born, basically shaping how they brain is wired and then when she blows the  18 candles: "hey girl, you are good to go".Nah.
Remember this girl was an Olympics promise in ice skating but due to an injury she saw her dream and her parents expectations ending so fast.
That is traumatic enough but instead kf getting her support parents were like "well since you screwed in sports better bring a bling bling diploma back home. Don't disappoint us again!!".

@Its me or whatever both false lol. weird take

@Its me or whatever both false lol. weird take

It's heartbreaking knowing she doesn't know it's her own daughter behind it...imagine if she knew..and still her last words were spare my daughter....the love of a mother...truly unconditional. ..

I mean... What mother wouldn't? Even if the daughter is a killer

I mean... What mother wouldn't? Even if the daughter is a killer

@Mark Muir i have no idea what that means and don't believe there is such a cliché if I'm honest

@Mark Muir i have no idea what that means and don't believe there is such a cliché if I'm honest

@Bruce Lee  hitting that “I had an Asian mom” cliché hard there dude…

@Bruce Lee  hitting that “I had an Asian mom” cliché hard there dude…

@Nani_Bow ehhh the parents totally didn’t deserve it but the reason people think they did is probably mostly because how extreme and strict her parents are

@girlhead4477 exactly her intentions are good just wrong methods shes still wants the best for her kid

@girlhead4477 exactly her intentions are good just wrong methods shes still wants the best for her kid

@S B her parents restricting her and being too strict taking her freedom is wrong but also her killing her parents is wrong as well she could’ve just ran away from home at 18 and lived her life in another state

@Minurvaaa No. It was much worse than that. She even tried to kill herself once because of her parents.

@Minurvaaa No. It was much worse than that. She even tried to kill herself once because of her parents.

No she still could do everything she wanted she just needed Jen to have straight As

No she still could do everything she wanted she just needed Jen to have straight As

Wow...there are peoples that actually defend the girl?? U DO know her parents gave her an option to live her life without any connection with them right????? Why didnt she just leave and live her life if its so "hell on earth" living with her parents?.?

@justwor ship05 why? No matter how you are raised you always have the CHOICE to do or not to do something. She was given the choice to stay with her boyfriend and not go home anymore, instead she chose to kill her parents for no reason. Just because of the shame she had given them. That’s just insanity to kill you parents for that. And for you to give all blame to her parents and talk like its their own fault makes me sick.

@Dizzykitty817 mental abuse is probably the worst . atleast violence ends . mental abuse is in your brain and it wears down on your confidence and mental health .

@DrNogueiras i mean you can be a victim in a situation and still have accountability.

@DrNogueiras i mean you can be a victim in a situation and still have accountability.

As far as the parents go.. They reaped what they sowed.

As far as the parents go.. They reaped what they sowed.

@My new channel Am I? I'm sorry if I mistyped something, but my point was that Jennifer's actions (murder) shouldn't be excused by her abuse. We don't really know how exactly her parents treated her, but I get that the parents shouldn't be excused for what they did too. There were a lot of ways both sides could've avoided this, but in the end it was all up to Jennifer. They gave her an ultimatum, she gave them murder. I do agree on what you're saying about death. Death doesn't solve anything, and it's also way too easy. She could've just moved out when she was given the chance, and they did give her that. Many people go through what she goes through without hatching a plot to kill their parents.

the girl was emotionally abused all her life

the girl was emotionally abused all her life

@Mandatory Evac Counting Cars you’re making excuses for the abusive parents though which is worse

@Mandatory Evac Counting Cars you’re making excuses for the abusive parents though which is worse

@Mandatory Evac Counting Cars yeah chill it’s perfectly fine, and i agree

@Mandatory Evac Counting Cars yeah chill it’s perfectly fine, and i agree

@s.a Oh I'm so sorry for the misunderstanding. Both sides were in the wrong in their own ways, the whole thing is just one big tragedy tbh

@Mandatory Evac Counting Cars i’m not excusing her actions because what she did was terrible. i’m trying to say that her mother and father were abusive towards her. that’s all.

@s.a  @s.a  Even if she did, abuse, in this case, doesn't justify murder. It would be okay if she did it out of self-defense but she never was in danger in the first place. All they did was set high expectations and, coming from an Asian, this is so common that having it as her reason is just immature and reckless. She wasn't beaten, she was given chances and time but instead of righting her wrongs she decided to commit murder. Even if her parents weren't treating her as fair as she would've wanted, she could've told them this. It's okay to feel pity for her, but what she did was wrong and shouldn't be forgiven and waved off with excuses like these.

that same mother put her daughter through years of abuse

that same mother put her daughter through years of abuse

@Paak Sarzameen Shaad Baad Agreed, but still shitty thing bordering slavery

@Paak Sarzameen Shaad Baad Agreed, but still shitty thing bordering slavery

@MrZiva82 Not even as bad as a child arranging their murder.

@MrZiva82 Not even as bad as a child arranging their murder.

It was tragic how they ruined her childhood

It was tragic how they ruined her childhood

@David Ford It just seems awfully mean. But sometimes, the ends justify the mean.

@David Ford It just seems awfully mean. But sometimes, the ends justify the mean.

and no i do blame the parents to but i just think it wouldve been easier if she just studied genuinely or left

and no i do blame the parents to but i just think it wouldve been easier if she just studied genuinely or left

my parents have high expectations and is also pretty strict too, however if i faked grades and had a second life i wouldnt get a second chance like she did.

the parents were strict, however they gave her a 2nd chance to go study while living in their house, but then she decided to just to plot and k1ll them it wouldve been better if she just studied again, or even just decide to leave.

@Edurao Castro Some will do anything for money and say the ends always justify the means to get it...even at the expense of compassion.

i mean her parents were kinda rough on her i guess... but yeah she could just leave

i mean her parents were kinda rough on her i guess... but yeah she could just leave

@Jk i Abuse is a strong word. I know people who have been beaten and robbed by their parents and ended up, you know, not killing their parents...

@Nani_Bow no it wouldnt her mother abused her if she was a man I would have the same reaction

@Nani_Bow no it wouldnt her mother abused her if she was a man I would have the same reaction

Her mother DIDNT KNOW it was HER all along.

Her mother DIDNT KNOW it was HER all along.

@Bruce Lee I’m sure Jennifer’s parents had totally loving, accepting, “normal” upbringings themselves 🙄 How far does that blame game go?

She’s an adult who had the forethought and intellect to plan out and fake an entire second life; she was given CHOICES, because her parents saw that this person was an absolute lowlife (that’s an awful lot of murderers in a small social network, there), and was likely to ruin their daughter’s life; they had every reason to think that she made her choice, and was following the only decent guidance they felt they could offer her at that point; and finally holy hell, how many people deserve to be murdered in their own homes by your metric?!

(And Dad was the one who gave the ultimatum, to boot)

@Nani_Bow too bad you weren’t around when all of the videos were available on this channel.

Hell, my most recent notification from one of the many people defending Chris Watts and blaming his wife for him murdering her and their babies. I think that particular comment was “women destroyed him”.

Give me a break.

@Nani_Bow While I do agree that gender plays a huge role in how/why commenters are able to view Jennifer so compassionately.. What I took from their replies was that it speaks even stronger to just how skilled the investigator is. So much so that he somehow was even able to reach those completely removed from the case who're merely watching this from home to openly admit publicly that they view her actions as understandable or even valid.

@Nani_Bow what exactly do you mean by killer? because she did not kill anybody

@Nani_Bow what exactly do you mean by killer? because she did not kill anybody

There are a lot of people in the comments backing up the girl and saying that the parents deserved it are probably a murderer/psycho . The only reason why people see it as acceptable and think that the parents deserved it is because the killer is a women/girl. If the genders are reversed, people would have different reaction

Presumably... That could be made up by the actress daughter, you know, lying is actually the whole video is about.

Presumably... That could be made up by the actress daughter, you know, lying is actually the whole video is about.

@The Real Elon Musk◉‿◉ Maybe my comment wasnt clear, but her dad did testify saying he saw her talking to the intruders and knew she was involved. So her mom calling to have her spared might just be another lie, but it does sound like something a parent would do for their child. Even if its a terrible child.

She lied about that since the parents clearly could see their daughter talking to the intruders. She was cold blooded in getting her parents kill.

She might ve got a good heart, but she nurtured a monster by restricting her in everything.. and that monster killed her..

She might ve got a good heart, but she nurtured a monster by restricting her in everything.. and that monster killed her..