reality hit her like a truck when he said "because if this is a lie, it is the most cold-blooded thing I've seen in my life"

@The Red Goblin - the police risk their lives every day to arrest criminals, which protects you.  If you called the police, they would come to help you.  But you say it's not your duty to protect anyone or contribute to the safety and stability of society.  Just like the murdering woman who pretended to be a child, you think people owe you something while you owe them nothing in return.

 If you can't empathize with the people who are protecting you right now, why should anyone empathize with you because your mommy and daddy didn't wipe your bottom at age 24?

While Jennifer was having her mother murdered, her mother begged the killers not to hurt Jennifer.  Her mother cared about Jennifer's well-being, but Jennifer is evil.  Because she has a pretty face, you take her side.

Have you seen the movie Ex Machina?  It's about robots who kill people.  But because the robots are made to look like pretty women, a fool "falls in love" with one of them.  He knows they are cold machines underneath, and that they kill people, but he chooses to ignore that and see only what's on the outside.  Like you, he loves a lie and hates the truth

@customsongmaker what are you on about? I'm not a cop, it's not my duty to protect anyone. I'm giving my perspective on the ethics of the situation, that is Jennifer's parents used her in the hopes of feeling successful for years, paying no attention to her as a person, therefore their death is justifiable and there should be no pity for them. If you can't empathize with your own child why should their child have any empathy back

@The Red Goblin - if Jennifer isn't a villain, then no one is.  She's not your mom, she's not your wife, it's not your job to protect her.  It actually is your duty to protect people from her and other murderers.

@N4T10Nscrub 0 you're not putting yourself in her shoes, it's easy for anyone to say they'd do the virtues thing if they don't actually have to. Imagine devoting all you're life and talent to the people who raised you for their supposed unconditional love, you've compromised everything to please them, but still fell short of their expectations. And after 24 years of mindless labor you realize their unconditional love is bound by arbitrary measurements that determine your worth. You realize their love is actually at odds with your own happiness. If you actually empathize with her, you'll reach the same ruthless hatred she reached. And her playing innocence has nothing to do with this, you can feel regret and remorse, and still avoid living in a cage. Jennifer wasn't the hero of the story, but she definitely wasn't the villain.

@The Red Goblin Doesn’t matter. She was given the option to leave her parents and deal with the shitty hand life dealt her like many others, but coerced in murder instead. She was given the option to immediately confess, but tried to play innocent for a fair period of time. These aren’t things that are permissible for somebody redeemable, for they could only come about through the decisions of a twisted person. Again, her environment is a mitigating factor, I grant you that. However, she isn’t the only one to experience such pressure upon her. I know people who were extremely pained by unrealistic expectations, but they didn’t consider murder. They  were possibly suicidal, depressed, and not without outbursts, but never murderers. She sought an easy way out, an unacceptable way out. Past that, many felons come to admit their crimes without such degrees of interrogation. Her persistency shows her twisted nature, for if she had a semblance of morality she’d realize her actions aren’t acceptable. Murder is never the way to go. She could’ve expressed somewhat quickly that she was under some major influence from her boyfriend or that she felt threatened by him to go along but such factors didn’t come to light fast enough by her own admission.

@OrangeKelch they only start manipulating when they suspect a person might be lying or actually did it

@ShoeUnited 50% of all murders are by the spouse, another 25% of all murders are by a close family member or friend and that leaves a 25% you'll be killed by a stranger.

@The Red Goblin Why should she feign ignorance in regards to the murder then? Why not come clean? Her shitty situation is irrelevant, in attempting to fake sympathy and grief for the attack on her parents, she proved the rotten personality that has developed inside her. Environment is definitely a mitigating factor, but she made the decisions as an adult and should be held accountable as such. Her boyfriend undoubtedly has his share of responsibility and guilt but she displayed no redeemable qualities during the investigation.

@Plethoria did I stutter in text form plethoria, these people made their own daughter miserable so that they can have some fulfillment at the end of their miserable lives, death was an easy sentence for them. Reproduction isn't a right or an ability, you're responsible for the happiness and well being for the person you throw into existence, there is no virtue to being a parent alone. That girl is 24 and she just didn't know any better to escape her situation, all the blame should fall on them.

@OrangeKelch it sounds wrong when you hear they "manipulate" answers out of people, but clearly they have to -- they're simply trying to manipulate the manipulators -- they have to use the manipulators games against them, in order to get to the truth.

@OrangeKelch based on the evidence he already had, he knew she was guilty. It’s just a matter of getting it out of her.

@ShoeUnited like someone said above, it's to manipulate your emotions. lets say someone asks you about something you may have done. adding something like "thats really cold blooded" will make you feel extremely guilty if you actually did it

I've noticed in these that every cop loves to throw out a line like that when they know the suspect did it.

That’s how he manipulates her emotions. Detectives are supposed to do that


its really interesting seeing how so many canadian interrogations use really interesting mind tricks, way more manipulation, but, seeming nice and friendly the whole time. Very canadian.

@Red Car Ohh, I was thinking of Mr. Rader. X

Jen "I thought you were on my side." "Detective <del>"I am on your side Jen." Jen-"Do you have to leave?" Detective</del> "I have to deal with these lawyers I'll come back and talk to you later." Narrator - The next time Jen would see this detective was when he testified against her at her trial........

Jen "I thought you were on my side." "Detective -"I am on your side Jen." Jen-"Do you have to leave?" Detective- "I have to deal with these lawyers I'll come back and talk to you later." Narrator - The next time Jen would see this detective was when he testified against her at her trial........

@Muskie Angler BTK, Bind Torture Kill? 🤔

You should come to eastern europe, friend. Here it's the exact opposite :D

Look up the interrogation and story of Russell Williams.  Top military BTK type guy.

@emcdonald Im not but that sounds interesting, im going to check it out

In Canada the police can still pressure you to talk even after you've retained counsel

@dannooooooo  It’s called the Reid Technique and it’s American. Works well everywhere, but I see what you mean!

She's calm after atleast 10 mins in the video😑<br>Not good

She's calm after atleast 10 mins in the video😑
Not good

Are you familiar with the “Mister Big” technique? It has been used quite successfully in many Canadian cases but is illegal in the US (as far as I know). Those cases are so interesting, maybe JCS will cover one in the future. There is often a lot of undercover recording due to the nature of it, and because it often takes months or years for an operation. It is controversial to be sure, but so fascinating to watch.

@jakelavaclaw I'm not really serious because obviously whatever is done in Canada for interrogations isn't going to be much different then the U.S.

American interrogators use the same methods and have even made some of the tricks in the toolbox. It's not exclusively Canadian. Although like the guy said in the video, each interrogator has their style.

actually united states interrogation is rather similar, its not like the movies where beat the guy up and say "gimme the information!" it's subtle and pokes holes in the defendants story


How...how could she manage to live a double life for EIGHT YEARS but cant lie convincingly for EIGHT MINUTES?

She could play her parents easily, but not detectives.

@Ernestine Maloy It compares every physical attribute, internal and external, to themselves while you are lying and when you are telling the truth

@AJ Alphared which is why I don't bother with lies...too labor intensive...besides which I suck at it...

@Garry Miles do the tests focus on blood pressure or body temperature to find a person guilty or is it emotional response i never had to take one so I don't know nothing about these things...

@Minerva Jean LOL one time my grandpa took it when he was younger for I think stealing and stuff and he passed it knowing damn well he did it

Try giving an account of a fake story. Then come back 2 days later, and give that same story without any differences in detail. Even if you remember some details, you won't change info randomly. Then try again in 2 months, and see if you can remember your lie.

@MoD I’m really sorry about that. Lie detector tests focus on physical signs so don’t beat yourself up over it

@Garry Miles I had to take a polygraph for stolen money at work (worked at a police department). I failed my test.. Not because I was guilty, but because I was nervous and pissed off about having to take a stupid polygraph over a small amount of money that one of my stupid co workers stole. Half of us failed the polygraph before she finally confessed. I enjoyed that video JCS did, I still remember how mad I was about being accused of something I didn’t do.

@Antony Duhamel Maybe. I’m sure that it’s possible but there’s also a bunch of other ways to find out if you’re guilty. There’s something about humans that makes us suck at trying to get away with something. Even if we do get away with lying chance are we’ve slipped up somewhere else. Haha

@Andrew Dives People tell me I'm a magnificent liar. I wonder if having skill like that would let me pass a polygraph. Admittedly, if they already 'know' I'm guilty, such a feat would be somewhat worthless but I'd still be interested in seeing if skill at conscious lying translates into skill at fooling a polygraph...

@Minerva Jean you should watch that video it’s actually pretty interesting. I’m an anxious person as well so that’s always been something I’ve thought about. He basically makes the point that while you may be nervous, if you’re innocent you won’t show much doubt when defending yourself. Guilt plays a huge factor so if you have a clear conscience you won’t show anything suspicious. He shows a case with a guy who is visibly anxious but defends his innocence.

@Minerva Jean There actually is a video on this channel that talks about how different kinds of innocent people act under certain circumstances. The video is called “Guilty until proven innocent”. I really encourage watching it. Also, the police only give polygraphs to people they know is guilty, so honestly, the best thing to do is to not even inquire about it and you’ll be fine😅

@Garry Miles I have severe social anxiety, so I’d probably look suspicious and fail the fuck out of a polygraph.

It’s not about how good of a liar she is. A detective’s job is to be skeptical. They follow up on everything they’re told and eventually people slip up. That’s not taking into account the amount of stress and pressure the suspect is going through as they’re fighting for their freedom and lives.


Jenn tells the investigators how she lead double life, lying to her parents and then expects the interrogators to believe her fabricated words about the event?

@Luke they know it too so both the cops and the viewers know wassup but the perpetrators don't think so for some reason

It's just a failed attempt at making herself look honest. By admitting to her previous plots she's creating this image of a person who only speaks truth even if it doesn't put her in the positive light necessarily. This is pretty common I feel like, admitting to a lesser offense in order to hide the bigger one. It rarely works though.

And, at one point she didn’t even have to talk about it and could leave, but just spilled everything to the second interrogator!


How did this girl not lawyer up by the time the cops pulled her in for a THIRD TIME and started having a full on therapy session talking about the pressure her parents put on her to be successful? How was it not obvious to her that she was a full-on lead suspect to them by the time their questions were clearly not about the crime and event itself anymore?

@kitti b but they can’t hold her forever unless they have any evidence and she at any point doesn’t have to speak to them

@CelestialKnight23first off i’m not a man, lmfao, second yk she a lil slow she didn’t go to school. i don’t even think she has a high school education

@gclapz6 No man you’re just forgetting that there’s also public defenders, who can serve as lawyers for people who don’t have their own or can’t afford them. Completely free of charge. And it’s also mentioned when their Miranda rights are read. Plus you don’t have to speak to interrogators either which way. Yet instead of refusing to speak with them and requesting to speak a free public defender, she talked her way smooth into prison. And for that we are very grateful :)

@sube kennedy why is it stressing you out…. shouldn’t be your problem cuz it isnt

@CelestialKnight23 y’all are unbelievable

@SuperOmega Berserker lawyer up with what money? she even said she didn’t have one

@GG lol you underestimate the power of good legal representation sir !

@SuperOmega Berserker I also disagree with your initial statement but geez are people sensitive around here lol

@Andranik Avetisyan Agreed. She doesn't appear to be particularly bright, plus the fact that she was able to con her parents for years probably made her believe that she could dupe the detectives as well.

@Madman Theepic  considering most degrees today are for gender studies and.. art.. i wouldnt even use college as a metric of real intellect but yea sorry my joke made everyone shit and piss their pants. I didnt know text we willingly interpret from strangers was so profound

She was naïve…when asked for lawyer she didn’t know what to do…she thought this crime is going to make her life happy but it just went from bad to worse

Right ?? Their interviewed her ass 3 times💀

You have to understand when you grow up with strict parents, it really disconnects you from the world, you become so naive about people in general, she was being treated like a little girl, so in a way the polices weren’t interviewing a 24 year old, strict parenting messes up with your maturity

@RaeAllizae and idk which ones u mean cause gates and steve stopped going to COLLEGE, not high school??? They already had sufficient intelligence and know how in their field and went to revolutionize the market a average high school drop out is in jail lmfao.

@RaeAllizae public schools sure but college is literally courses to do a career if you arnt taking general courses? Secondly no most people who drop out arnt sucessful thats outliers most people who drop out are parentless and in poverty stricken areas where working or making money illegally to support your family is the only option they really even have. Youre taking like a less than 10% outcome and applying it to all drop outs with your own anecdotal opinion about drop outs.

@SuperOmega Berserker a LOT of very successful people dropped out of high school and never went to college. School doesn't teach you how to be intelligent, it only teaches you to memorize the material you've been given. Its actually you using the outlier to define the whole with the comments you're making.

@SuperOmega Berserker Much less these days. And the term isn't really loaded like that anymore either. You have to keep in mind, theres a lot of kids home schooled or taught online now. They're usually the ones worse off, at least in social skills.

@shrector i mean a dropout is basically slang for what i just said so how is it not that??? Again ur looking at an outlier or wut. Most people dont associate dropping out with success bruv

this happened in canada. when you "lawyer up" in canada, they basically say you can talk to your lawyer, but this doesn't end the interview. in fact, it's up to the police to end the interview. of course, you can request legal aid/help at any point in time, and as many times as you want, but this won't end the interview, either. usually, talking to your lawyer is just a phone call with legal aid in another room. it's common to see canadian interrogations where the suspent/interviewee simply responds with, "on the advice of my lawyer, i refuse to answe that" because that's all they can do. canadian law and US law is extremely different but is often treated as one in the same, which is shouldn't be. in america, the threat of asking for a lawyer makes police interrogators sweat, but in canada it's just okie-dokie because they'll still be able to talk to you no matter how many times you talk to your lawyer.

I think that people assume that asking for a lawyer indicates you have something to hide, so they don't ask for one to seem cooperative and not guilty (whether thare are guilty or not).  If you watch any of the 'Why you shouldn't talk to the police' videos it's kind of scary how prevalent that attitude is and how much trouble you can dig yourself into.

@Mictlan Lopez that's because they have hard work to overcompensate.

@Mictlan Lopez ah yes judge the colloquialism for people with poor commitment, organization, and rationale and use the outlier within that to define the whole? <br>Also being self aware and being usefully intelligent to society are two totally different things. One is self preservation and one is utility beyond your personal life.

@Mictlan Lopez ah yes judge the colloquialism for people with poor commitment, organization, and rationale and use the outlier within that to define the whole?
Also being self aware and being usefully intelligent to society are two totally different things. One is self preservation and one is utility beyond your personal life.

@SuperOmega Berserker not that "dropping out" means you cant be "smart." A lot of successful people didnt even go to college

they did find the texts between her and her bf literally plotting the crime though

I'm glad she didnt. Thats how ppl get away with murder and that just stress me out lol

Just leave criminals to be stupid. It’s better for all of us.

Maybe she was arrogant and believed that she could talk her way out of it.

have you seen the video - she isn't very bright

She was a drop out. Not exactly a brilliant girl

@GG lookup Casey Anthony, this statement couldn’t be more false and laughable 😂😂 as I Agree overall, it does not work that way in our justice system


You know you did something bad if you need to lie to your parents. But you know that what your doing Is really bad if you have to lie to the police


You know you're screwed when a police officer tells you, "I know you're a good person and have a good heart."

@Auntie Fan420 yeah I bet they believe their lies<br>I couldnt ever do that to anyone and not be tortured the rest of my life.

@Auntie Fan420 yeah I bet they believe their lies
I couldnt ever do that to anyone and not be tortured the rest of my life.

They're really convincing when they say it, because they have to look in the mirror and say it to themselves every morning to keep living.

@Cristina Richart I tried that

They turned it all around on me

Even straight out said you are a liar

You lucked out this time

They hate you for being rich and pretty

And they hate you if you look your worst and poor

So ....

Thanks 😊 🙏 wow wow

I needed that comment more than ever

I figured it out later good cop bad cop. Hhmmm...

You can refuse wellness check dont say a word

Just talk to a lawyer
And he will be on high alert
To defend you

Your'e screwed if you answer questions. Let the lawyer do the talking.

She was screwed when he came back in the room with the expression "Who the hell are you?" and she responds along the lines of "I thought you were going to go through this with me." That was a full cringe moment.

Cristina Richart Sounds like your case was a bit different. I’ve watched all of this channel’s videos and the “You’re not a bad person” line invariably comes out when the police are trying to get the person to confess and downplaying the severity of what happened.

The only time I was told that I was uncuffed n let go w a promise to show to court 🤷♀.     But I was completely genuine and honest about what I haddone


Its impressive how much more interesting your analysis is than a doc or show on the same events. Thank you for the content, it's best in class by a longshot. The only content I get giddy about when I see it pop up.

@Kristen D. I have, and I love the trees! Another excellent channel, thank you for the recommendation!

Have you checked out That Chapter yet? You should if you haven't, would probably like it.

Oh me too. It’s breathtaking. I have never felt more compelled to watch anything ever. I don’t know what that makes me... but I know it can make me feel a little queasy.

Everyday I type in JCS in hopes to see a new video.. and I am subbed.... 😹


Detective: What’s the race?
Her: “Black”
Detective: “Describe the gun.”
Her: “Black”

She really went for the black guy in dreadlocks stereotype…


I don’t think she realizes that everything she says can be held against her

@Los Fromla thats why she had staight -Cs

@Los Fromla That’s true but if they’re interrogating you anything you say could be used later and they can eventually put you in solitary confinement


I’ve already seen this story before many times but watching JCS break it down is sooooo much better.

Yeah me too. But I agree he's done a better job creating context and making the story a little easier to understand

The narrator makes this 100% more intriguing. Such a badass.

I agree, I ve also seen this story 2-3 times. I d wish he chose something less known, but still gonna watch. This channel is really advanced quality


I love his explanation from all aspects of the human psyche. It’s much more researched and detailed than other channels and even professional documentary companies.  I don’t mind waiting months for a new video because I know it won’t disappoint


She’s been lying so much her whole life she literally cannot stop even when she’s confronted with indisputable evidence 🤦🏽♀ this expert interrogator had a lot more patience with her than necessary. After all, she did arrange the murder of both her parents, she’s certainly not as fragile as she’s portraying herself to be.

What was the indisputable evidence that they had..?

@Nani_Bow not necessarily 8/10 comments are abt how they shaped her to despise them and how they abused her in many ways either way no one is justifying the murder she planned and carried out. And that’s literally the excuse everyone wants to uses to deflect for some reason…. But I do agree the reactions would be more harsh if it were a man since men are more physically powerful than a comparably fit woman

There was no indisputable evidence that was the point of the interrogation

chile like you've never lied to your parents? strict ones at that too?

@DanteCruel how do you know they're lying?

@DanteCruel  so your just gonna sit here acting like everyone on the internet is an E person? cringe

@Simon j Just leave then, don't kill the parents. The only reason why people see it as acceptable is because the killer is a women/girl

@Justeena Pierre We all know that you are 99.9% lying about that

I mean, what she did was horrible, but we can't forget the pain her parents caused her. The amount of pressure and expectations made her crumble. That might not fully excuse her acts but it might be a piece of the puzzle.

That’s cuz their Canadian... politeful ass people man .... lol

@Justeena Pierre this is making me wish I continued with legal studies LMAO. literally love learning about the law, justice system & criminals but it’s such a hard subject

@Justeena Pierre I’m going into sophomore year next year. I would say I do pretty well with a hard course load as of now. Any advice for an aspiring law student?

@DanteCruel never claimed to be an investigator. I have a criminal justice degree and I’m a law student. It’s what we’re trained to do. I know you might not understand that 🙄


honestly I think one of the most telling things early on is when she mimics the sound she says her dad made at 16:34 it seems like she realized it sounded absolutely heartless and it looks like she tried to course correct right after, but I can't imagine, if I just saw my parents shot I wouldn't be describing the situation to the cops by trying to copy the sounds they made.

honestly I think one of the most telling things early on is when she mimics the sound she says her dad made at 16:34 it seems like she realized it sounded absolutely heartless and it looks like she tried to course correct right after, but I can't imagine, if I just saw my parents *shot* I wouldn't be describing the situation to the cops by trying to copy the sounds they made.

@sasha keiv  probably because her dad was an abusive monster

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Wow yeah I think you’re right. That’s so crazy she actually looks irritated remembering him like that. Like she had no sympathy for what her dad was feeling and why he sounded that way.

She was trying so hard not to laugh.. ow


This analysis is so fascinating! I wish someone would have told me about this type of Psychology when I was deciding what to study back in HS. I just thought psychologists existed only to ask me why I had a bad grade and stuff. Ugh!


I think what gave her away was her trying to give clear and precise answers to everyone question thrown at her.

гарри я скоро не вернусь

Ikr should have just cried the whole session. "talk less, cry more" don't let them know what you did or know. Lol

I think it was that she was guilty in first place. <br>Everything else is just a result of her actions.

I think it was that she was guilty in first place.
Everything else is just a result of her actions.


This whole situation is sad. The parents raised an emotionless, remorseless person who would destroy them. Had there been understanding and love (things considered soft, weak or unimportant) there could have been a much better outcome. I would hate to live in Jennifer's world

@Mehreen Ansab This is so ignorant it hurts

@Mehreen Ansab I disagree. But idc to say more.

@Mehreen Ansab also you do know your eluding to the idea that you can determine a new born baby will be a psycho when they grow up?

@Mehreen Ansab are you saying that personalities are determined on birth,  not by their surroundings while growing up?,  great joke my guy!

Stop blaming the parents. They are the victims of their daughter's heinous crime. Stop the victim blaming ffs. No they didn't raise an emotionless, remorseless person; she was just born a psychopath. No normal person would hire a bunch of people to kill their parents. The most an emotional abuse can do to you is you killing your abuser in a fit of rage and regretting it afterwards. You can't really "plot a murder" unless you're a psychopath.

@angeldust parents can love their children and still be emotionally and psychologically abusive. It's not mutually exclusive

@Caroline McGuire imagine saying this while the video literally shows her mom begging her killers to leave her daughter lmfao

For a daughter to commit such a heinous crime instead of knowing how to properly communicate to her parents, says a lot about how poor their relationship were.

This was all I could think of while watching this. I can’t imagine the kind of abuse and deep emotional scarring she endured her entire life from her parents to get to this point.


I love this video. It really shows how these crimes are almost never black and white. It doesn’t excuse or justify what she did to her parents but it allows us to understand her and her actions. such a tragic situation.


I'm a welder. I put my Bluetooth earphones in and away we go. This channel is so intriguing. Love the explanations given here and there.

Damn bro you miss a lot of great visualization from not watching the vid but I understand I do that same with podcasts at work lol


I wonder if she knows this video exists, and how she feels being the subject of a video exposing her strange behavior in her police interrogation that's been watched by 34 million people? I presume mortifying.

I know inmates in America can get tablets to use to email family, but I don't think they have access to entertainment sites like YouTube. But maybe it's different in Canada?


Detective: "He had a vest?"

Jennifer: "I meant he had a clown suit."


Apart from the whole tragedy, I felt really sorry seeing how fearful she seemed from staying by herself alone in the room everytime the investigator was up to leaving her alone in the rooom for something.


Omg can't believe i watched all of this.
So terrifying tho,the fact that he actually made her open up without her knowing.And how she gave away all just by body language and psychologically.
Good she got caught after all.


Hé is a good investigator.  The way he said: don’t apologise. You can hear he knows the truth.  How could you kill your parents. My God. This is another type of disrespect.

@My new channel found Jennifer's prison YouTube account

I think it all begins with disrespect.  I think that nobody deserves to get killed because a child has a other plan for her future.  We do not want to admitt it but sometimes it is better to obey and trust our parents words. And i do not mean like in a abusive way.  But I really think she would have been better without her boyfriend. But i am glad that the Father did not died and hè lived to tell the story.  That is God’s hand.  That is Justice.  I feel sorry for her for the moment that she Will know the truth and regret this. I hope she finds Jesus.

@Divyanshi Vedant I don’t know why you’re telling me this? I never made it out to be as if this wasn’t a big deal. I KNOW that they did this too her. They drove her over the edge especially with the ultimatum. But all I said was they didn’t deserved to be murdered. And you’re making it sound like you think otherwise? But that’s literally all I’m saying. And you know that I understand that because you even quoted me saying “they were obviously incredibly strict…” so again. I have no idea why you’re telling me what I already know.

@Its Adissa that doesn't mean they deserve to be murdered but it's not like they aren't at fault either. the way you said "they obviously did" and then proceed to talk like it's not a big deal. well, let me remind you if you think that the murder is a very big deal then it's the emotional and mental damage they did to Jennifer they caused it. It isn't "just" .. it is something that made their daughter a murderer.

@My new channel no one deserves that?? They were obviously incredibly strict and caused some psychological damage to Jennifer but that doesn’t mean they deserved to be murdered


Her fathers screaming through her phone is too outrageous and painful to hear.

Very, very true. God that was painful to hear


success-pressured girl meets drug addicted no-good, combined with parents who threaten to disowe her and a boyfriend whos biggest achievement probably was not longer wetting his bed... so she decides to fix all her problems in the only way a disfunctional family combined with a drug addicted boy know.

Well, Jennifer. Killing people who make your life worse is never the solution - But it's the moment where you completely lose any chance you had.


ive watched so many of these videos and this was the first one to make me actually nauseous. I can hear these criminals talk about what they did and watch in disgust but hearing her dad screaming in the 911 call.....fuck that omg. at first I thought maybe I could go into the criminal psych field but I think im gonna just stick to regular psych cause if I saw a gory picture or heard actual terror like that....omg id pass tf out. this video was hard to watch. amazingly done tho! super educational, so educational enough to make me not sleep at night lol

I cannot look at anything gore fr, I’ve saw it before and was traumatized for like 2 weeks, the image kept popping up in my head. Ts messed me up ☠.


Even though not to such extremes, I understand very well how she feels with all those high (unrealistic) expectations set upon her.
My mom is like that, she always wanted me to be the best, didn't accept anything besides an excellent grade in school, even if what I had was the highest from the whole class.
Then when I got tired of trying so hard to be perfect and let it all go down a bit she started comparing me to others, saying how they're better, why can't I be like them, why is it so hard, and so on.
I believe I may have depression (I wasn't, like, clinically diagnosed or anything like that) just by seeing how I've lost motivation for everything in life, I've just given up on everything. I won't go do the same thing like Jennifer did but my god I can't lie and say I haven't been so infuriated and done with her and have thought of doing it at certain moments (I just get angry very easily but it also goes away as easy as it comes, don't worry it's just a rage in the heat of the moment).
Please parents, don't be so hard and demanding of your kids, let them have a normal, fun and careless childhood, these are the best years of their life and they're never coming back. So let them play and have fun while they still can, don't burden them with unnecessary stress and expectation to fulfill dreams (that very well may be your own you weren't able to make come true). When they're kids let them be kids. When they grow up their whole life is ahead of them, they have so much time to learn, improve themselves, work, etc. You're only a child for a couple of years before the harsh realty of life settles in with you forever, so make it count the most.


As Judge Judy says “If you tell the truth you don’t have to have a good memory” They know if they jump around in the story she’ll have trouble remembering her memorized story.


damn this channel is (no pun intended) criminally under rated its better than most true crime shows i watch on Tv mainly cause the tv shows say some cheesy things and almost make it less blunt and i know its because they cant show/sat some things on television but anyways your great i love your videos keep up the great work

underrated? The channel has 4 million subscribers!!


As much as I believe Jennifer deserves her sentence, I also understand and empathize with the immense pressure she was put under. This type of pressure is almost hard to understand unless you were put under it. May Jennifer's mother rest in peace. I'm not defending her actions though, just commentating from a different perspective.


This is completely my opinion but it is hard for me to directly point to someone and entirely blame them in this case. YES, actions have their consequences (talking in context of her parents) but decisions are a conscious thing (talking in context of Jen). With taking her word for it (since I do not know about her complete childhood, her parent's methods of parenting and decision making, reinforcements, punishments, etc.) YES I do sympathize with her and no one should go through that ever ongoing need to always please someone, and it must be completely exhausting and draining on her part but it doesn't not give an excuse to what she has done. She could have chosen a different path. There were multiple ways to go on through life that does not involve murdering your parents.
Why do I find it difficult to blame someone directly? Because both sides aren't innocent here. The parents gave their hand in developing those feelings but Jen decided in the end. I personally find it hard whether to DIRECTLY blame one who put fuel or the one who lit it on fire. Yes the person shouldn't have lit it on fire but the other one also shouldn't have put the fuel.
Also thinking rationally from Jen's side, she absolutely had no healthy lifestyle if she kept in her habits of pathological lying and faking and in the long run, her parent's ultimatum would have been beneficial to her in terms of living (not mentally ofc). But she shouldn't have resorted to murder.
I might be wrong in here and please correct me if I am wrong. Maybe the circumstances would have been different if there was a scope of an open communication and mutual understanding.

And honestly I am glad that she was caught and justice was served.


As someone who grew up with a strict controlling parent I get her and do feel a lil bad for her but she could’ve chose to just cut them out of her life and make it on her own like I had to but they were rich and her greed took over smh just sad all around


Watching this I do feel for her. Coming from an old school Vietnamese family we were very disciplined. Always hit when we were wrong. Told to do better. You need to be like these people. She was very isolated because her parents were so strict. However, I do not feel bad for her because I know her family decided to come to Canada because they wanted a better life and to leave what would of been worst in their country. I'm grateful everytime I was hit and disciplined because when I look back on it I was a shit head and I needed it. She doesn't know shit about growing up and coming from a poor ass country not knowing how it is to have nothing. She probably didn't know the sacrifice her parents had to go through to get her here. And she comes to a better country and all she had to do was go to school and get good grades. There was food on the table everyday and now she thinks prince charming was gonna save her. Fuck outta here. Her parents gave her the choice to leave. She was no prisoner. But she got greedy and tried to bite the held that fed her.


Lying is bad. Getting caught lying is worse. It’s all very scary.


Damn I’m going to be a good human reader after finishing all these videos! Kudos to the channel holder, God Bless🙏🏾 It’s sad as soon as I find this channel it’s all over with.


im literally on a binge watchin  a ton of these interrogation videos.. its interesting yet so chilling..


This detective is an incredible strategist.


So basically, the police is strongly suspecting her guilt, but by not arresting her they have a free pass to question her and to manipulate her psychologically without the benefit of a defense lawyer giving her advice.

well of course they are going to manipulate her to say the truth if she kept lying. They needed her to tell the truth.

Incorrect, she had every right to request an attorney at every stage of the investigation. She was not obligated under law to say a single word to law enforcement. Her poor judgement and lack of legal knowledge was what ultimately sealed her fate.


This video is long and detailed. I need to take like 3 session (2 breaks actually) just to fully understand it. Thankfully, justice is served.


What she did was terrible, but you can't help but feel bad.. the parents shouldn't have pushed her like this
Murder is not okay, so is pressuring your childern to such limits
Some stuff i learned from this video:
1 never consider a crime as a way out it's not worth it AT ALL
2 listen to your kids and never push them to their limit it can really fuck them up
3 always get a lawyer before saying a word


At some point I felt sad for her even though she made a horrible thing <br>Her parents starts everything she finished everything she ruined her own life

At some point I felt sad for her even though she made a horrible thing
Her parents starts everything she finished everything she ruined her own life


If I was her, and we really had been the victims of a break-in, and my dad was in an induced coma, I sure as hell wouldn't voluntarily go to the station for an interview. Because, at that point, who cares about the robbery? They would have to drag me away from his fucking side.


yeah a lot of people in these comments are missing that first moral and keep saying things like “for a person who has lied her whole life, she’s pretty bad at lying” like.. why do you have to bring her trauma into this..that’s just irrelevant

she of course crossed the ultimate line and what she did was absolutely wrong, but that has nothing to do with the extreme pressure that was put on her that she had no way out of other than to lie

so many people here are focusing on all the wrong things and just making low blows and a lot of ppl are acting she’s a bad person for lying her whole life when really she’s a bad person for killing her mom and severely injuring and traumatizing her dad then proceeding to lie about it

so the problem doesnt have anything to do with her lying her whole life, the problem is with the lies in this situation and the problem is in what she did about the situation, the only correlation is in how that was the motive for her horrible actions, that’s all that needs to be focused on here


for someone who’s lied to make their way through life. she’s really bad at it


I just don't get it. Just say, "When i heard yelling/screaming/a scuffle, i was terrified so i hid in my room/closet/under bed/whatever and hid there until it was quiet. Then, I ran and got my phone to call 911. I didn't see any of them; they never realized I was there. I heard two or three voices--I'm not sure how many. All male. Maybe black. I don't know. It all blurs together, and i couldn't understand what they were saying." Boom. Believable. Simple. And stands up well to scrutiny.

(Of course, it would still fly out the window because her dad, thankfully, survived and could reveal the truth of what happened.)


Hey, I didn’t particularly like my mother, but I never even thought about harming her.  Did this girl think she was smarter than the detectives?  Apparently so.  She’s a classic narcissist.


This IS the story why we tell people that adopted kids ( I got three ), will not be different from your own flesh and blood if they decide to kill you for their self gain!!!!!!!


I have no idea how these people can murder and make up the whole damn story and speak on and on.<br>One time I gossiped with my other friend about how this friend was having extra marital affair with a rich guy. My dumbass other friend asked her if it was true said it was me who told her. Boy I had a hard time when she confronted me😂

I have no idea how these people can murder and make up the whole damn story and speak on and on.
One time I gossiped with my other friend about how this friend was having extra marital affair with a rich guy. My dumbass other friend asked her if it was true said it was me who told her. Boy I had a hard time when she confronted me😂


Unfortunate girl, what kind of life she is born with! The first half of her life was under house arrest and the rest part in jail.


This all couldve been prevented with encouraging your kids to do what they love and that 100% success rate is ridiculous


The detective kill them for the $20,000 the girl had Managed to survive due to the fact that the victim or the suspect twho is the detective had been spotted and had fled the scene with $18,000 the girl had attemted To run away from home before they were killed because she didn't have a clue that they were gonna be killed by the detective The money that the parents We're saving for the young girl was the amount of 2000 Dollars She was going to run away from home.  The detective was part of an investigation with the department who protects children had ran a financial background on parents including kids found out that they had a savings of 17,850 some dollars also was also getting paid for his job for investigating killed the two because Of the money also had suggested to seek services of an attorney so that the attorney can look into assets the parents declined to do so because there was no need to or not no sufficient amounts of evidence of any high risk harm Danger and Or or and  Any abuse


12:04 Detective looks into her eyes as she fumbled through the cellphone story, and sits back thinking “ahhh crap… Not going home early tonight”…


Comment replies are insane.
First we need to understand:

Jen's pov
Family's pov
Understand the uptight and strict culture we asians follow (though most don't follow those conservative traditions anymore in favour of practicality, but strong disciplines still carry over)

Understanding how the mind works and how chaotic it can get (yes the rabbit hole is deep, very very deep. That's why it's an entire field of study). And understanding the history that led up to the moment.

For post actioned events, obviously it's gonna be about learning history and laws of the US etc and states and whatnot.

But as an asian, yes indeed I've seen and heard stories of controlling parents and how deranged their child's minds can really get. We have a culture of "sucking it up" just like how conservative Americans told you to "man up and suck it up". Girls aren't exempted from it either. It's equally as harsh, but as a guy you bear the burden of "man of the house" and it can really fuck with your mind.

Shit can derail really quickly, you just don't know because nobody told you anything. Americans are usually outspoken and will tell you or do something to let you know you've gone too far. But traditional and conservative asian parents only seem to see 1 direction and that's wealth and strict stats from education etc because of the urge to get out of poverty. Your kid is the gateway to your better life because they're obligated to give back 75% of their efforts because you "raised" them, and because "we're family". It's toxic.

But their work ethic prevents them from realising that they're "out of poverty and living a better life already". So it's very tough to make them see reason. Just like how it's hard to reason with hard left or right people (idk what they mean btw, i just see these stuff spat around on twitter and all the socio political nonsense and problems that we asians don't have or consider.)

It's very hard to have everyone sit in a room and imagine themselves in a 3rd person pov like you're playing a game and thinking critically and considering the factors in our modern world.

And then you have the problems of the law and stuff that straight up lies and "sides" with you.

Bottom line is, you can choose to suck it up or not. But don't directly do harm and get yourself into more trouble. Your parents are already an issue, getting rid of them will only make it worse. Having one that survived is an even more bigger issue. So don't do stupid things.

Conserve & observe, learn and judge later using your knowledge. Don't put yourself out there needlessly.

Fuck conservative asians. But we could stand to learn a bit from them as well and incorporate them without being an absolute ass.

The most common thing in most asian household is the disinterest in engaging with your child's hobbies or interests because they aren't what your hobbies are and you aren't eager to learn more from even your kids. There's always this notion of "my kids should always learn from me or listen to adults and adults talk are for adults only" and so as I got older I didn't even know what the fuck are finances and shit. Cuz they're "adult stuff" like bro, now I gotta learn the hard way because schools don't teach you how to pay taxes and your parents won't teach you actual life skills. And then they'll tell you that falling down makes you stronger. No shit, it will. But it's not efficient when you could just get it right the first time and have things planned out because you learned from other people's experiences.

Now I'm broken, navigating the world like a foreigner on Earth. Knowing nothing about the world but too much about information that is "not useful". But the internet teaches me. It does and always will.

I forgive but I cannot forget. It will tell me how not to raise a kid like the others did for me. And hopefully, it will be much better for when they start navigating life. Life lessons, full circle.

But ultimately, I kinda wished my body I possess currently was possessed by someone else's conscious. My consciousness is making me question every single thing. I just wanna end it all.

This is how a mind derails. Now do you get why Jennifer went through what she did?


I bet the feds started tracking her cell phone calls , texts , etc. And I bet the detectives knew she was guilty off rip


I literally felt sick in my stomach hearing her dad calling for help during the 911 call holy freak


Do you think she would’ve gotten away with it if she hadn’t talked to the detectives and requested a lawyer from the beginning?

Nope! The dad survived and remembered she was never tied up

Maybe. It would look really weird tho as a "victim" to request a lawyer


If i was her i would deny till the end , or  I'll just accept it all at once.

I was not expecting her to accept the defeat so easily


This investigator is absolutely top tier


Step 1:  DONT TALK TO THE POLICE.  You have a right to remain SILENT.  Use that right.
Step 2:  “lawyer” is the only word you should say.  Even if you’re convinced you’re innocent.  Period.
Step 3:  Realize information is the only currency you have that they need, and let your lawyer spend it on your behalf to get you the best deal possible.

That’s it.  It’s dead simple stuff.  People just don’t ever think they’ll be caught so they don’t think through what to do if they are.


Beside after the money, it must be the great mental state or pain caused by the parents in order to kill them.


Jennifers parents had no clue of her TRUE TALENT… Acting…


As Judge Judy says, if you're telling the truth you don't have to have as good a memory.


so crazy that she kept asking what's was gonna happen to her 😳 like even with all of the detectives references to her mom


Moral of the story do ya best raising ya child but remember at the end of the day it’s their life... <br>also let them live!!!!!! Let them have fun and explore life ...... she is wrong for her actions and should be lock up for life ... but the parents contributed to this.... so please please love and pay attention but faint dictate their life !!!

Moral of the story do ya best raising ya child but remember at the end of the day it’s their life...
also let them live!!!!!! Let them have fun and explore life ...... she is wrong for her actions and should be lock up for life ... but the parents contributed to this.... so please please love and pay attention but faint dictate their life !!!


The how and Why solution is so freaking genius


Cheers to anyone thinking you can 'communicate' with such strict parents lol


This might sound stupid but it’s just me having hope in this girl. I feel like it’s possible that she did want to be killed and she ordered them to kill her not her parents but since this was her boyfriends friends or whatever then he told them to not kill her and  to kill her parents instead since that would make her free from her parents even tho she wanted her parents to be free from her. I don’t really believe that’s true but it could be possible.


never trust a word what cops said . a lawyer should be allow or at least explained ahead of time


This channel is the best kept secret in YouTube history.

Small, tidy catalog of absolute fucking bangers.


1:27:24
"He leaves Jennifer alone to play with her hair" The situation is serious, but that made me laugh


moral of the story:

If you’re going to lie, don’t be like Jennifer …

moral of the story:

*If you’re going to lie, don’t be like Jennifer* …


You just can't lie to this guys...I'd like to see a video which some investigator didn't get any flaws from a receiver..


the whole issue is don’t trust cops . always  don’t talk before a lawyer is present


i got annoyed when he pointed out how they could tell she was lying because it’s so cringey to see her lie and knowing they know 😩


"the detective gets no further admission from this point forward, so he leaves jennifer alone for three minutes to play with hair before he comes back and charges her with first degree murder"


Part of me thinks the second interrogators success is due to his demenoir being similar to her dad's


Even if you know you are innocent  you don't talk to the police period.


Court artist did her so dirty with that five head they kept giving her. Pure gold.


the very end of the video had me dying 😂😭


Hearing the "What happens to me?" is like hearing a the movie title in the movie


I don't agree with what she did, but I don't feel any compassion for the "parents" whatsoever


Rule number 1 - Ask for a lawyer. Guilty or innocent, never talk freely to these p**s.


I’m curious like, are they really noticing these subtle queues as she’s speaking or do they get most of those rewatching the footage? Like how much is intuition involved?? Insane how complicated it is

Well it is their job, I'd hope they'd have incredible intuition


That ending freaked the crap out of me lol


Don't be so naive, the prosecutor  is not on herself,  he tried to nail her down and convict her.


at first I felt kind of sorry for the parents, but honestly, if you do that to your kid you're a bigger monster than she is

She was 24, not 12! She was free to leave!

Literally no she got her mom murderered and her dad shot up. All her  parents were just trying to force her to be the best. while true that if they were better parents she wouldn't have done it but still her parents gave her a home food and stability and even after she lied to them about her entire life they gave her an opportunity to make it better


well i believe that if she wasnt in the house she would got away. all the plan was bad, if there are left alive people while others got dead then the alive ones are the main suspects...


"Sometimes it's never quite enough. If you're flawless, then you'll win my love. Don't forget to win first place. Don't forget to keep that smile on your face."


Damn it why am I feeling nervous when her lie gets debunked.


Why the hell do I feel so bad for having normal, nice parents?


those court drawings at the end really did her dirty lmao


ahmm..this was so uncomfortable to watch her lie ..like im getting second hand embarrassment for no  reason.. also they say the strictest parents make the sneakiest children


'I wanted to stay with them, take care of them'. She sure did take care of them x


My paarents are just like that, only when I get a bit older (when i get out of collegue) that they start to losen their strict attitude on me. I always want to run away because I didnt feel like being heard, sometimes I had suicidal thought too. But my life is better now


Honestly her life is very relatable to me mostly with parents issues and is it normal to have thoughts of killing your parents? Cus I sometimes do but then I also think this is wrong but there's situation when my parents cross line, they beat me up, they treat me like a trash, they think they god and want to have full control over me

Call the police on them or leave. It's better to sleep outside free from abuse than live in comfort being treated like vomit.


I feel sorry for her because she has such parents and now she has to go to jail.


Getting this content for free is YouTube's greatest gift


i honestly don't feel sorry for her parents, now her dad will spent the rest of his life knowing his wife is dead and his daughter is in jail for murder because they chose to be abusive parents. karma. i feel more sorry for the kid she was than for them.


imagine if mid interview, when Jennifer's story is not making sense.. the Detective <b>Shoves everything off the table iN Anger, Grabs her by her sweatshirt</b> and screams at her " we know you did it you little B*tch!, NOW YOU BETTER START TELLING THE TRUTH!!! !"" 🤣

imagine if mid interview, when Jennifer's story is not making sense.. the Detective *Shoves everything off the table iN Anger, Grabs her by her sweatshirt* and screams at her " we know you did it you little B*tch!, NOW YOU BETTER START TELLING THE TRUTH!!! !"" 🤣

@P. J. hahahahaha , this made me laugh . 🤣

Oh she would've spilled everything HAHHAHH


Get me Johnny Cochrane and a coke because I'm going to jail for the rest of my life. If it wasn't so serious I'd have laughed at the suggestion of satellite imagery of the home occupants thermal signatures- even CSI whatever wouldn't use that and thats a fictional show.


I would have told that last detective whatever he wanted me to tell as lang as he would stop using the word "OKAY" in almost every sentence!!!! Okay?


Chug a beer or do a shot every time she says "but what happens to me?"


Aside fr forensic files.,.JCS IS DEFINITELY ONE OF D BEST CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE  you tube has ever  had.well xplain…detailed!Salute!


Most parents want better for their kids. Better is subjective.  Everybody got to find their own way.


6:42 she put it on god I think that’s all the evidence you need to clear the witness.


I truly love how Canadians say “PROOWgress” and “PROOWcess” . It’s so intelligent sounding.


always hire a lawyer never speak without counsel


She should have requested a lawyer after that 1st interview.

Well the point is that the investigators never made her feel like a suspect, in doing so she had no reason to hire a lawyer. But to be honest, if I were in her place and they call me in for a 3rd investigation I’d smell something fishy.


Parents don’t mess around with your kids anymore they become dangerous 😄


when i heard the dad shout "HELP!" literally felt sick


swearing on a bible, that was suspicious because every liar does that!


These police men are so patient 👮♂🙄🙄🙄... In the first 5 minutes I would've been like, bitch we both know you did this so start spilling missy👀🤦🏽♀🤦🏽♀.... But then again how effective would that have been😒? So big ups to these cops!!! 😌....


This is BS.  Anyone questioned by professional interrogators, multiple times for 3-4 hrs at a time, who is mentally I’ll and disturbed from the loss of her mother, might say anything to make the torture stop!  They put suggestions and words in her mouth over and over again.  I feel sorry for this girl.  Some people want to die, but don’t have the guts to take their own life, especially if they are religious and failed once before.  I believe this girl still wanted to die, paid these men to kill her and make it look like a home invasion, but the boyfriend told them to kill the parents, rob the house an leave her alone.  I don’t know of the criminal code where you are guilty of murder, when you hired someone to kill yourself and the people you hired didn’t “follow instructions”.

@Misisipy None of them specifically said to kill the parents.  It just said dates, times and where the “killing” was to occur.  It didn’t say who they were going to kill.  They also said to rob the house.  None of the messages said “kill my parents”.  Maybe the boyfriend who hired the killers was mentally I’ll too?  For his own satisfaction for being called a halfbreed, maybe he had the killers he hired rob the house, kill the parents and keep his girlfriend alive.

The boyfriend found and hired the hit team.  Not Jen.

... and what about the 116 messages between her and her bf about the murder?


..I’d rather just be disowned. Instead of killing them. But I kinda feel bad for her


teach piano and then like a simple Lab technician job... Classic Psychopath, thinking they're smarter than everybody else only to later be sweeped by the interrogators


I wonder how much of this is culture clash between her parents generation and her being raised in Canada?.


Omg, the most infuriating thing is that Bill detective saying "okay" over a million times.... What a poor language you guys have


How many criminal can watch theae videos and learn from them 😑


He drives a Mercedes and he loves that baby


parents like these think they are doing good for their childrens interest yet they are only abusing their children and alienating them.....  this is child abuse and should not be allowed, parents should be help accountable for children many children grow up bad because of shit parents


She’s a master of deception & its only right that she see’s hell for her non remorse & unrepentant dictating evil mind

She's a demon, for sure. I have no sympathy for her.


16:35 It's crazy how she basically mocks her own dad's cries for help, realises the sound she made sounds way too unsympathetic, then immediately stops and acts like it's brought back the horrific memory and it's too much to talk about...


Stated the detective of Ventura County working for the CFS in the same building of Square Drive of where the detectives office is on the fifth or fourth floor possibly third  building. Not a safe building to be in


Feel so sorry for this family...is unjustifiable what she did..but   never put your  life aspirations in your kid....of course all parents always wants the best for their kids but..what you want it's not always the best for your kids... comparison is a kid's soul killer...let's be happy and let them enjoy this short life..


You can see the experience of the last interrogator


Why did she kill her parents she could runaway with her boyfriend and never come back instead of killing them! We in Europe if we have dictator parents we just runaway or get out of the parents house and start a new life without killing parents. I'm so happy we don't have a weapon law here .and where is her lawyer?


Also I would be furious if I was called in again. 🤨


Everyone loves only themselves, including parents.


Swearing in doesn't mean anything if what you swear on you don't believe in. They need to remove gods from the legal system.


"Voices that I wasn't too familiar with." Freudian slip much?


This kind of videos shouldnt be showing free , it helps no one but uprising people of unjust world, they will get the ideas how to dodge these steps of investigation


Her acting out the scene where she was tied up is actually way too funny. It’s so obviously an insane amount of luck that’s it’s actually comical.

@Stan staN 31:00 if you want to see her internally freaking out and 32:08 ish for the re-enaction lol

Fr i was like bra ain’t no way she hit that shit spot on 😭


Ppl are like her parents were so controlling n ol but she was so bad they have to do that c'mon she keep talking any being disappointment to them but never did anything about it got C- never tried to improve I guess just kept on forging report card and made a drugie boyfriend. Dropped out of University, lied and stayed with her bf, kept on lying since beginning till the very end. Her parents just kept doing what any parents would do in this situation, protect their kids from getting worse. She was so cruel and selfish to do something like this to her parents. We need to start respecting our parents and their efforts in keeping us safe rather than blaming them for their childrens mentality


she could have just chosen to be disowned-


The fact that we are all getting this as a recommendation is fascinating smh


It’s just crazy… she completely opened up to this investigator as if he was a therapist. She wasn’t acting at this point. She was completely vulnerable.

Shame she didn't open up to her parents.

some people just need help its my belief that if someone got to her or soemone like myself this wouldnt have happened if she said stuff like this to myself..sadly for her it was after she committed the act..the idea is to get help before soemthing like this happens. i used to get into alot fo trouble and i watch teh murder shows and such and i said to myself that wont be me ever..ill get the help before something like thi ever happens.. i eman seriously what do you have to lose? get help see where it goes or end up in prison for the res tof your life? seems like a no brainer to me. thank teh Lord that people helped me ty Jesus:)

@Sim [Redacted] that’s sad… maybe if she just had the chance to go to a therapist earlier maybe it could change the end of the story (well if something in the grammar is wrong i’m sorry)

@Chris Andersen dont even get me started lmao

@Sim [Redacted] fam i wasnt defending her its perfectly possible to say 'hey i noticed this person was needing something' while acknowledging the harm theyve done. its not a black and white world.

@Sim [Redacted] trust me i am well aware of that and I don’t hold any sympathy for her. It’s just fascinating from a psychiatric standpoint. It’s fascinating seeing the psychological states these criminals are in and why they became that way.

And that was the idea... they're trained... He didn't actually care about her or even have some empathy for her, she's a killer, and he knew that, he was just using his tactics to get her confidence until she was comfortable enough to confess...

kinda just goes to show how long she was waiting for someone to listen to her


Why aren’t suspects told their legal rights? (Right to get a lawyer?


She looks like she's interviewing for a job lol


I’ve never ever heard or seen this try or if interrogation where a persons sworn in !! Wtf


yo what the fuck is wrong with the law system, 1:07:24 in and it feels like they purposely want the girl to commit the murder without having a single truthful fact that she actually did it, wtf is that.


She was given a choice, she chose to be vengeful , she should have walked away... Put the knee issue a side ..those are just excuses


i said i wouldn't watch this entire vid and i did. instead of doing my hw


I don’t know crap about how robbers rob people and what they bring.
But what robber would tie someone up with string, of all things? Not with zip ties. Not with a rope. No.
STRING.


This is why “Never talk to police, ever”.


“She had been secretly living with her drug dealing boyfriend”

Shows photo of boyfriend: Looks like he’s the one who does all the work on the group project while everyone else takes credit 😂😂😂

You are correct Asian people are always good at school and cannot sell drugs


Maybe just me but In the 911 call she says she’s tied up yet somehow able to call 911

Watch the full video, she herself shows you how she did.


she and her bf, they liked each other cuz they have the same glasses


Arguably, living in that household must’ve sucked. Murder wasn’t the answer, but neither was demeaning your daughter anytime she failed to meet an unrealistic expectation. Its an unfortunate situation in which everyone had some blame, but obviously Jennifer got what she deserved

@me That's from the bible. The bible was written in the middle East. <br>Not English and not my culture.

@me That's from the bible. The bible was written in the middle East.
Not English and not my culture.

@inawa Mother dogs bite their pups to put them in line. Cowboys whip their horses to break them in. Birds will starve and push their chicks out of their nest. If you think this is a form of psychological suffering you are nuts.

@Quick Car Abuse is never the answer. It creates a consistent cycle in which children begin to pick up on aggression and psychological habits that are deemed as unhealthy. Your children will probably end up resenting you with abuse. It has been proven in studies that calmly addressing issues and not putting your children in such a high expectation is the best way to encourage their success. Children are not superhumans. They also suffer from their own issues. Beating them is not a way that they respect you. It makes them scared of you. You may say that your children turned out “fine” but you don’t understand the psychological damage you have done to them. No one was right in this case. Jennifer’s parents should have not had their expectations on a bar that she could not exceed. Jennifer killed her parents because she resented them. That is what abuse does. That is what happened to her. The girl was so traumatized she took out her anger on being given an ultimatum by doing what she felt she had to do; murder. While it is not correct it further proves my point that abuse is never the answer. So please, rethink what you say before saying “If you don’t agree with abusing children, you are racist.”

@Quick Car torturing your children isn't part of any culture.

@Quick Car That's a pretty low bar to set for parents.

@mudkips are life Its the only example your kind understand.

@Quick Car k lol. your child can be succesful but it doesnt mean that there not gonna be damaged in the head by the way you raised them. dont forget that

@ireland Gohan was beaten as a child. He turned out well and even saved the earth. You've got such a closed mind you can't even see the obvious.

She's 24 and instead of plotting the murder she could've spent that time to figure out how the world works, pack out, get a job, say bye to her sucky house, but no she can't let go of her lifestyle and she wants to live with her drug dealer bf sponsored by her parents money

@Worms ! beating or positive reinforcement, both have the same end goal. I doubt you're an expert to say which method is more effective.

@Quick Car You wonder why people don’t like certain cultures? How could you wonder when it’s part of your culture to beat your kids? In my culture, you give discipline if needed, (definitely not a beating), but mostly you love, teach, praise accomplishments and care for you children. I don’t respect cultures that don’t value their children over themselves.

@Quick Car “if you don’t agree with beating children, you’re racist” LMAOOO

@kyky true, the point of it is to learn and not treat your kids this way. As horrible as it sounds her parents had a hand in their own murder.

@Quick Car Well, hope you don't have kids 🤞

Welcome to life. A weird bundle of meaningful yet meaningless happenings.


If you put a hit on yourself and the perp kills two people that AREN'T you they did a terrible job and you deserve a refund. Jesus she would've been better off just admitting to this plot but just saying it was to rob her parents and run away. Probably could've gotten a lighter sentence for armed burglary, right?


She would have made a great politician...


Jennifer’s dad is the real savage in this story, the man survived, went into a coma but still remembers everything

He is really disappointed, she even failed in a murder plot after failing her classes.

@DXUBLE XXSPLICIT XXSPLICIT

Canada, not America.

She is an adult and was fully capable of living on her own and make her own choices without consideration about what her parents think. Many adults and even teenagers have parents who "disown" them but they don't have them murdered. She had no remorse. That isn't a cultural trait.

@Dom D  both sides suck in this sad tory

@Dom D  both sides suck in this sad tory

@DXUBLE XXSPLICIT XXSPLICIT Try to consider the following :

1. A narrative is not the same as a direct experience.
2. The father may or may not have eventually carried out such a threat to disown the child.
3. Some parents would perhaps physically hurt or even kill their own child who showed signs of rebellion, depending on their own upbringing, attitude, temperament, or experiences. For example, a parent could know the danger their child might be facing, being in a relationship with someone they might already know about. Now, a radical reaction might induce the child to draw further away from the parent or do what this girl did. Ergo some parents use restrictions to try to strike a balance: not permitting, but not too reprimanding.

He also brought it upon himself in a twisted way.......I mean he was the one who would rather disown their child than actually raise them right. People argue its a cultural thing but that dosent matter when you consider the fact that everyine has a choice on how to raise their kids especially now that they are in America

It was an induced coma for him to heal and not hurt himself

Does anyone know when this case started?

@Zainab Manzoor u can never escape ncity 😤


The most cold blooded? Power is more cold than this
Still Fucked up
I feel sorry for that family, may her mom rest in peace


I feel bad for the creator of these videos 😂😂
- Hours and hours of gathering police interrogation footage and editing them
- Absolutely flawless commentary and extensive knowledge of criminal behaviour/psychology
- No adverts

I bet he expects to see some intellectual comments here and is disappointed when he sees jokes about her only degree being that of a first degree murder 😂

I am of course, kidding. JCS, please do not change a thing to the best channel on Youtube🙌

Check their patreon, this channel makes bank.

A true crime enthusiast will not get tired making a video.


This dude is Good but seriously he doesn't post enough


I could see her Asian parents being strict as FUCK if she lived in Markham lmaooo who knows what went on in that house


JCS is a vicious love and hate cycle. We love the videos, especially when they are long in length, but when they end we know it will be some time before the next one, and we hate waiting.

We are left to watch the old ones, again and again, but there is nothing like watching one you haven't seen, for the first time.

Plus the That Chapter guys accent pronounced "thirty" as "terdy" 👍

megan ellyse practical partisan is the best though...

TRUE! I crave these videos, they are so good but once a month :'(

@T Iger JCS has a patreon, you can sub to it for pretty much any amount. I'm subbed and there's a good 36 videos not on youtube, all full length, some even over 1 and a half hours.

Also JCS fans: But why wasn't it profitable for him to host his own videos?

From the start of the month, every log on to YouTube I am hoping there is a JCS video. He as really spoiled us with his detailed descriptions and the psychological strategies used.

I'm so glad you saved me the time typing this out. It's exactly how I feel and apparently so does 843 other people agree!

Cheshire Cat in fact everyone possesses it, but not all practice it

@Ian Bamberger absolutely agreed! I'm hooked on that chapter

@The KnightFox yeah i saw that too. I wish it would be addressed

megan ellyse I agree, I’ve tried a few times with That Chapter but it’s all kind of surface level with him. Something about how he paces his words doesn’t agree with me also. Stephanie Harlowe is far and away the most detailed true crime channel I’ve found and she’s super respectful to victims in a way that That Chapter is not.

Jim is definitely the best for the criminal psychology side of things and the incredible breakdowns of interrogations, but I encourage everyone to give Stephanie Harlowe a try too!

@Pagne Daman is it another youtube channel? Put me on!!

Also check out true crime loser. Talks about some of the same cases as JCS, but with a hilarious perspective. WHY STAYVEN?? WHYYY?!

Man... but the quality is what we love right

Bingo. I didn’t even know what patreon was but I subscribed because I needed my JCS fix

I love That Chapter too! His accent, humour and personality alone make his videos highly enjoyable

@Ian Bamberger agreed. He's not as methodical detailed as JCS, but he's great.

I don’t remember telling you what I do in my spare time... lol

@Ian Bamberger His videos are so good. A great mix between facts and personality.

@megan ellyse Yea I hear ya, JCS gets very in depth!

It is very pleasing to get a notification to a new vid

Try waiting for Fredrik Knudsen's video.

@Ian Bamberger I just get so tired of hearing him because That Chapter doesn't really even like.. analyze? He just talks about it 😭

yeah and that's if they don't get taken down lol

@Skulldrey something not all of us are lucky enough to possess 😅

Ian Bamberger that and if you like horror movie Ryan Hollinger is great to pass the time too. Boy do I wish I could go back to seeing that channel for the first time!!

I thought you were going to say that we love them because they're so insightful and on point... and that interesting and perhaps entertaining as these are, they're all sad.

The person the does "That Chapter" is a good way to fill in the time between uploads here!


I don't think falling back on the strict parents thing is worthy of garnering sympathy.  It says she lived with her boyfriend so it wasn't like she was living under their strict house rules constantly.  On top of that she was given the option to leave, or to get another free ride by leaving her drug dealing boyfriend.  Both of which don't seem awful to me. I don't get everyone saying they feel bad for her.   I'm not saying it wasn't tough obviously, but doesn't seem like to me an adequate excuse for sympathy either.


The way she puts her hand to her chest and looks so offended when the investigator asks if she could have been involved with anything that drew attention... LOL. Oscar worthy.

@Marshoul Starts around 39:50 The detective actually said "So this wasn't some evil plot you though up to.." and she goes "OMG NO" lol

37:57 I think! It's 5am and I had to look through the whole thing to find that, if it's not right please forgive me lmao

@myteasgonecold yeah she would've been an amazing actor.

damn, think about it, she's fucking talented in everything except academics

"Is it possible you had anything to do with this"
"OMG No! 🥺"
😂


Being with wrong boy ruined her whole family.


It amazes me that all she needed was a therapist to speak openly about her bottled up emotions. Would she have still done it if she was getting help? Next,  She dated a drug-dealer, what I am wondering is: was it truly love? Or the feeling of freedom that she loved?    When her parents made her decide between Wong or them, she picked her family for obvious reasons. But, she decided to kill her parents to be with Wong. With the detective, she herself admitted that family came first. When she was on the phone with the dispatcher, she was distraught. At her mom's funeral she looked down the whole time and didn't say a word. Maybe she isn't the cold-blooded murderer she thought she was?
Yet, I can understand why her parents was that way. The U.S. led a twenty-year long war in Vietnam, they ran from a really bad life. I do not know if they were from the North or South, but clearly the war and post-war played a big role in their parenting.
In the end, the real victim is the father. He has to live with knowing his daughter had his wife killed, and wanted him dead too. His son has basically cut him out his life. He's physically incapable of working anymore, probably living off the government.
The daughter has lost the freedom she wanted and is experiencing a life worse than what her parents did. Poetic justice.
No idea what I was getting at, just rambling.

@Dimples D Yea boyfriend was just your everyday pot dealer, not even a bad guy. Sure he helped concoct the plan to kill his gf's parents, people who never did anything directly wrong to him. Sure he also just so happens to have 3 friends he can ask to murder someone in cold blood. Some people consider friends people who will go to the movies, or go on foreign vacations. Not this, stellar, role model of a human being, though. I mean, he's just a small time pot dealer! - /s

Fucking hell, dude

She should have runaway without the boyfriend and try to live her life we all have freedom to choose as long as it doesn’t kill anyone.

Guess you could say she choose the Wong choice

I don't even feel the need to watch the whole video after reading this comment.

i didn’t even consider the war impacting their parenting style until you mentioned it. still unjustifiable, but it makes more sense. (although more justifiable than killing your parents over it, but i figured that was obvious…) the only thing that doesn’t agree with my personal thoughts is the part where you insinuated that her relationship was more for freedom than it was for love. if it were freedom, she wouldn’t have had to hide it for 8 years. as someone who has grown up with strict parents, the longest i went hiding a relationship was almost 2 months. it’s extremely taxing, granted this took place during a time where the internet was new and made it a billion times easier to hide things, but i would be willing to bet a decent sum of money that she had to love her boyfriend to some degree to successfully hide their relationship for eight years.<br>edit: spelling

i didn’t even consider the war impacting their parenting style until you mentioned it. still unjustifiable, but it makes more sense. (although more justifiable than killing your parents over it, but i figured that was obvious…) the only thing that doesn’t agree with my personal thoughts is the part where you insinuated that her relationship was more for freedom than it was for love. if it were freedom, she wouldn’t have had to hide it for 8 years. as someone who has grown up with strict parents, the longest i went hiding a relationship was almost 2 months. it’s extremely taxing, granted this took place during a time where the internet was new and made it a billion times easier to hide things, but i would be willing to bet a decent sum of money that she had to love her boyfriend to some degree to successfully hide their relationship for eight years.
edit: spelling

When people are not feeling well, or else, sometimes, they can't think of any solutions.

Poetic justice, not really tbh. It just a tragic story, much like old classic ones.

I don't think so..<br>The parents need it the most. The would always be the problem. The only reason they got all this information is mainly because the parents were kinda GONE

I don't think so..
The parents need it the most. The would always be the problem. The only reason they got all this information is mainly because the parents were kinda GONE

That's quite a reach...but it does sound very intellectual.<br>8/10

That's quite a reach...but it does sound very intellectual.
8/10

Ladies and gentleman, welcome to Youtube University! Where everyone thinks they're a fuckin' psychologist.

I mean how is someone who can’t even pay her own rent going to pay for a therapist?

your name is the best name i ever seen 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

@petrwarthursty lmfaooo😂 I would love it if people spiced up other types of conversations like you do

The boyfriend sold small amounts of pot to friends. He wasn’t a “drug dealer” don’t know why they’re trying to make him sound tougher than he was.

@Vicz and its not only asian "culture". Ive worked in a muslim preschool and had to work with parents that said their two kids with autism will "go away" in time.

It was a simple choice between right and Wong.

@Elliott Chappell hmm fair point, but it's how you usually make a diagnosis right? you can also be a psychopath without exhibiting every psychopathic trait.

Or she was just good at faking emotions...

Keep in mind that mental health problems are considered highly taboo in much of Asia (and among the Asian diaspora overseas), and it wouldn't have been so easy for Jennifer to seek out help because in Asian culture, saving face and showing no weakness is considered more important. Because of this, many people feel stuck and will go to extreme measures to cover it up. Jennifer's case is an example of when everything just snowballed together and created utter chaos.

Really think they would have sent her to a therapist? Lol i dont believe so, they wanted her to live by their standards and for her she wasnt up for it. Its was either be on the streets or live in a home prison. Both of em were horrible parents if you even could call them "parents". Its a sad and horrible story and if they just were more accepting to what SHE wanted in life this might not had happened.

If you don't write a book based on this, I will. Ramble on, you made great points.

she's a psychopath. she was born this way. therapy wouldn't be of much help

Something to remember too is when he parents found out she never got a High School degree she was stuck on there house. Then because of that her boyfriend was becoming more distant and was falling for another girl. That's when she started this crazy ass plan. She was so desperate.<br>Another things to is Daniel Wong isn't her first boyfriend.

Something to remember too is when he parents found out she never got a High School degree she was stuck on there house. Then because of that her boyfriend was becoming more distant and was falling for another girl. That's when she started this crazy ass plan. She was so desperate.
Another things to is Daniel Wong isn't her first boyfriend.

South, probably.They mostly evacuate there.

Basically everything points to the obvious. Wars are bad, parenting is still a huge issue in our society, and mental health of children should be taken more seriously. We know this but we refuse to acknowledge and take action. Why are we like this?

@Temmison probably because they traumatized both kids and he blame him for what happened to his family

You literally wrote what i was thinking watching this

Really amazing analysis! Justice is never clear,  and even the judges rarely think about these things as clearly as you have.

One of the best comments i’ve ever read, i was so invested in reading i had to pause the video lmao. But seriously, This are some really good points u made there